Chris Selley: On hillbillies, busybodies and free speech
The “he” in that sentence is one Cameron Bailey, proprietor of Hillbilly Heaven, a local barbecue joint. The issue here is some attempts at institutional humour Mr. Bailey has displayed around his store. On a list of “things we DON’T HAVE and never …
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Hillbilly heaven
In the late 1970s, he moved to Nashville to try to make it as a recording artist, but his unique blend of honky tonk, bluegrass and rock influences — which he referred to as “hillbilly music” — was a hard sell during the pop country “Urban Cowboy” …
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