My son keeps telling me to check out a guy named Kid Rock! Do you know anything about him?
I can see why! And he has eclectic taste that you might be able to get into, because Kid Rock has had a long-standing career of over 20 years in music, and one that dabbles in rock, hip hop, and country. So, there's a chance you might be able to find something you might like in his discography.
Oh, maybe I would! I like rock music, can you recommend one of his more popular songs?
It really depends. Do you like country? Then give his 2010 album "Born Free" a shot. If you're more into rap, start with his 2003 self-titled album. He kind of has a flavor for everyone. Heck, if you want to go wild and enjoy all of it, put on "Devil Without a Cause," his 1998 album, and you'll get hip hop/country/rock AND heavy metal. That's what's so great about his style.
Oooh! I will definitely check out Devil Without a Cause! How long has he been making music?
His debut album, "Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast" came out in 1990, so for quite a while now. What his fans love about him is his talent and drive, because he's a self-taught multi-instrumentalist that can play every instrument in his back band. He's overseen the production on nine of his eleven studio albums from his Twisted Brown Trucker band. Essentially, he has full control and ability over all of his music.
Oh wow! He sounds incredibly talented! Now I know why my son was being so insistent! 
He's a hard worker, and comes from a family that knows how to will their own success, as his father, William Ritchie, was the owner of multiple car dealerships. There's no doubt he derived much of his self-drive and motivation from seeing his father's own entrepreneurship.
He knew what he wanted and he went for it! Very admirable! It sounds like he's worked very hard for all the success he now enjoys.
professional music career as a self-taught rapper and DJ, releasing his debut album "Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast" in 1990 on the major record label Jive; his subsequent independent releases "The Polyfuze Method" and "Early Mornin' Stoned Pimp" saw him developing a more distinctive style which was fully realized on his 1998 album "Devil Without a Cause"; this and his subsequent album "Cocky" were noted for blending elements of hip hop, country, rock and heavy metal. Starting with his 2010 album "
after two films with Cukor "I never needed direction again."
Ray said Spencer Tracy told him, "'Kid, I don't know what it is that you got, and I got, and some of us have, but you can work in this business forever.' That made me feel good, you know, coming from a guy like him. I never bowed down to anybody at Columbia or anywhere else, but my overall idea was, I'll do whatever they tell me because it's