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Any country music fans here?
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Just listened to his song 'I Am Not Afraid'. Nice.StalkinDawg said:
Charlie Crockett is making great music right now.
waverly said:
John Prine and David Alan Coe.
"Sam Stone" by John Prine
Troubadour by George Strait
The Chair by George Strait
The Chair by George Strait
Edward A Parker
That's a great one. Crockett's whole story is wild.
His song "The Valley" is basically his autobiography.
His song "The Valley" is basically his autobiography.
People Are Crazy: Billy Currington
Be A Light: Thomas Rhett
Be A Light: Thomas Rhett
I can't list them all but I bet he's got 20 songs that play on the radio. He's a music factory.
I'm too ugly or something
The Bottle by Corey Smith
Seven Spanish Angles by Ray Charles and Wille
Amanda by Don Williams
Are you sure Hank done it this way by Waylon
Amanda by Don Williams
Are you sure Hank done it this way by Waylon
Hot Burrito #1 - Flying Burrito Brothers
Cry One More Time - Gram Parsons
Blue Umbrella - John Prine
Cry One More Time - Gram Parsons
Blue Umbrella - John Prine
I just listened to 'Troubadour' twice. Two thumbs up!Jeepsince1941 said:
Troubadour by George Strait
The Chair by George Strait
Wow! A definite add to my playlist.jbranch said:
That's a great one. Crockett's whole story is wild.
His song "The Valley" is basically his autobiography.
There are several things I like about country music:
1. I can hear/understand all the lyrics
2. They often tell a story, sometimes thought provoking
3. I'm often left with a peaceful or positive feeling after listening
Never heard of Billy Currington or that song, but I just listened to it and liked it.hal1566 said:
People Are Crazy: Billy Currington
Be A Light: Thomas Rhett
As for Thomas Rhett, I knew of him since we attended the same high school and he played football w/ my youngest brother. Hadn't heard of this song, but I liked it. Given today's climate, it delivers an important message.
I just listened to 'The Bottle' and 'Twenty-One' by Corey Smith. Didn't realize he was a Georgia native and attended UGA. In the second song he mentions the university and Milledge Avenue.DawgFactor21 said:
The Bottle by Corey Smith
Great song. Thanks for the recommendation!Lamar said:
Here's another personal favorite of mine...
"Almost Home" by Craig Morgan
'Stand By Your Man' is a classic Tammy Wynette song I'd forgotten about.dynamicbigboy said:
Anything by the "First Lady of Country Music" Miss Tammy Wynette
You Never Even Called Me By My Name David Allan Coe
He Stopped Loving Her Today George Jones
Hard Working Man Brooks and Dunn
Anything by Waylon Jennings
I could go on and on Love country music
I liked 'You Never Even Called Me By My Name' by David Allen Coe. I hadn't heard that song or artist before.
'He Stopped Loving Her Today' was a good song, but sad. I was glad that a peppy Brooks and Dunn song followed it.
I forgot that Waylon Jenning sang 'Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to be Cowboys' and the theme song from the 'Dukes of Hazzard'.
GirdersRBending said:
Hot Burrito #1 - Flying Burrito Brothers
Cry One More Time - Gram Parsons
Blue Umbrella - John Prine
There you go!
Anything Alan Jackson!!! The Best of all time!!
Way down yonder on the Chattahoochee!!!
Way down yonder on the Chattahoochee!!!
'Take This Job and Shove It' by Johnny Paycheck and 'A Country Boy Can Survive' by Hank Williams, Jr. were on my playlist.Bulldawg1 said:
"Seminole Wind" - John Anderson
"Folsom Prison Blues" - Johnny Cash
"Ring of Fire" - Johnny Cash
"I Walk the Line" - Johnny Cash
"Long Black Train" - Josh Turner
"Coward of the County" - Kenny Roger's
"Lucille" - Kenny Roger's
"Crazy" - Patsy Cline
"Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to be Cowboys" - Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson
"Take This Job and Shove it!" - Johnny Paycheck
"I Saw the Light" - Hank Williams
"Waubash Cannonball" - Roy Acuff
"Battle Song of New Orleans" - Johnny Horton
"Always On My Mind" - Willie Nelson
"A Country Boy Can Survive" - Hank Williams Jr
"O Death" - Ralph Stanley
"Just a Swingin" - John Anderson
"I Hope You Dance" - Lee Ann Womack
"Hurt" Jonny Cash
"Chattahoochee" - Alan Jackson
"Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning) - Alan Jackson
'Crazy' by Patsy Cline is a classic country song.
I liked 'Seminole Wind' and 'Swingin' by John Anderson. I wasn't familiar with either song or the artist.
While I've listened to quite a few Johnny Cash songs, I hadn't heard 'The Battle Song of New Orleans'. It was a fun listen.
I was familiar with Alan Jackson, but hadn't heard his song 'Chattahoochee'. One of my favorites today.
Thanks to everyone that recommended some country artists/songs. Today I added 30 of them to my playlist, doubling what I'd started with.
"As for Thomas Rhett, I knew of him since we attended the same high school and he played football w/ my youngest brother."
You probably know his dad, Rhett Atkins, played football at UGA, was a country artist, and is a songwriter. He also has the same name (Thomas Rhett Atkins - Thomas Rhett is a JR).
Rhett has 30 Number 1 hits, and was honored as "Songwriter of the Decade" by ACM in 2019. He's written a lot of hits for several artists.
You probably know his dad, Rhett Atkins, played football at UGA, was a country artist, and is a songwriter. He also has the same name (Thomas Rhett Atkins - Thomas Rhett is a JR).
Rhett has 30 Number 1 hits, and was honored as "Songwriter of the Decade" by ACM in 2019. He's written a lot of hits for several artists.
xJunkYardDawGx said:
Check out Tyler Childers, love his stuff.
Elite, elite , elite. So many good songs, but one that always strikes me for how dadgum well-written it is is "Shake the Frost."
Dawgit said:
Anything Alan Jackson!!! The Best of all time!!
Way down yonder on the Chattahoochee!!!
That man's voice.