The Country Music Hall of Fame just made their annual announcement of new inductees: --Billy Sherrill (a producer who is a great choice) --Ferlin Husky (one of those guys who sang in the 50's and nobody who is still alive actually remembers, but whatever) And two very curious choices: --Jimmy Dean --Don Williams Dean was famous essentially for one song (Big Bad John), and then some acting and building a sausage empire. He is in no way a music legend. Williams had a nice run of hits in the 70's and 80's. He's a borderline HOF-er, at best; he cranked out hits for several years, but he was not spectacularly popular nor did he have a profound impact. If you want to induct him, fine. But not at the expense of Ronnie Milsap. I am befuddled why, in the last several years, many lesser talents than Milsap have been placed in the CM HOF. Roy Clark? Emmylou Harris? Vince Gill? Mel Tillis? Are you serious? All are nice artists, and I own a lot of their work, but they...