Favorite country songs

[Anonymous]

She’s My Kind of Rain- Tim McGraw
Carrying Your Love with Me and Check Yes or No- George Strait
When You Say Nothing at All- Alison Krauss
How Forever Feels- Kenny Chesney

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Drive - Alan Jackson
Remember Me Beautiful - Brandy Clark
Coat of Many Colors - Dolly Parton

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Patsy Cline- Walkin’ After Midnight
Sara Evans- I Could Not Ask for More

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Anonymous wrote:Sing Me Back Home- Merle Haggard
Mama Tried- Merle Haggard
Misery and Gin- Merle Haggard
Swinging Doors- Merle Haggard
El Paso- Marty Robbins
Uneasy Rider- Charlie Daniels
Crazy- Patsy Cline
Walking After Midnight- Patsy Cline
Will The Circle Be Unbroken- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Streets of Baltimore- Bobby Bare
Streets of Bakersfield- Buck Owens
Act Naturally- Buck Owens
Folsom Prison Blues- Johnny Cash
Ring of Fire-Johnny Cash
San Antonio Rose- Bob Wills
I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry- Hank Williams
There’s a Tear in my Beer-Hank Williams
Luckenbach Texas - Waylon and Willie

Garrett Hedlund did several covers of Merle Haggard songs for Country Strong (a not great movie I love to watch), including Silver Wings. I also love Hard Out Here sung by Garrett Hedlund (messy personal life; I guess he’s country).

And this is country inflected with several other stylings, but this is amazing, the Okie Dokie Stomp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylzksv6N_x0

[Anonymous]

Speaking of Silver Wings, X’s rockabilly alter ego The Knitters has an excellent rendition…highly recommend both of their albums.

I attended Wilco’s Solid Sound festival at MASS MoCA this weekend; they debuted their new double album Cruel Country. Fans of alt-country/outlaw country will want to check it out—it’s growing on me quickly. But a highlight of the festival was Terry Allen who still has a fabulous voice at 79. Towards the end of his set, he introduced his ‘dear friend David Byrne’ who walked out on stage and helped with the final two songs.

What an amazing experience!

[Anonymous]

Smokey Mountain Rain
Wichita Lineman

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sing Me Back Home- Merle Haggard
Mama Tried- Merle Haggard
Misery and Gin- Merle Haggard
Swinging Doors- Merle Haggard
El Paso- Marty Robbins
Uneasy Rider- Charlie Daniels
Crazy- Patsy Cline
Walking After Midnight- Patsy Cline
Will The Circle Be Unbroken- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Streets of Baltimore- Bobby Bare
Streets of Bakersfield- Buck Owens
Act Naturally- Buck Owens
Folsom Prison Blues- Johnny Cash
Ring of Fire-Johnny Cash
San Antonio Rose- Bob Wills
I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry- Hank Williams
There’s a Tear in my Beer-Hank Williams
Luckenbach Texas - Waylon and Willie

Garrett Hedlund did several covers of Merle Haggard songs for Country Strong (a not great movie I love to watch), including Silver Wings. I also love Hard Out Here sung by Garrett Hedlund (messy personal life; I guess he’s country).

And this is country inflected with several other stylings, but this is amazing, the Okie Dokie Stomp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylzksv6N_x0

Thanks for sharing. You’re right that the Okie Dokie Stomp had a country inflection, but it’s the first time I’ve seen something that country paired with go-go dancers. It’s really amazing how fast and how radically music was changing back then.

[Anonymous]

Good Year For The Roses

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sing Me Back Home- Merle Haggard
Mama Tried- Merle Haggard
Misery and Gin- Merle Haggard
Swinging Doors- Merle Haggard
El Paso- Marty Robbins
Uneasy Rider- Charlie Daniels
Crazy- Patsy Cline
Walking After Midnight- Patsy Cline
Will The Circle Be Unbroken- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Streets of Baltimore- Bobby Bare
Streets of Bakersfield- Buck Owens
Act Naturally- Buck Owens
Folsom Prison Blues- Johnny Cash
Ring of Fire-Johnny Cash
San Antonio Rose- Bob Wills
I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry- Hank Williams
There’s a Tear in my Beer-Hank Williams
Luckenbach Texas - Waylon and Willie

Garrett Hedlund did several covers of Merle Haggard songs for Country Strong (a not great movie I love to watch), including Silver Wings. I also love Hard Out Here sung by Garrett Hedlund (messy personal life; I guess he’s country).

And this is country inflected with several other stylings, but this is amazing, the Okie Dokie Stomp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylzksv6N_x0

Thanks for sharing. You’re right that the Okie Dokie Stomp had a country inflection, but it’s the first time I’ve seen something that country paired with go-go dancers. It’s really amazing how fast and how radically music was changing back then.

that was a cool trip but not sure it was country!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Speaking of Silver Wings, X’s rockabilly alter ego The Knitters has an excellent rendition…highly recommend both of their albums.

I attended Wilco’s Solid Sound festival at MASS MoCA this weekend; they debuted their new double album Cruel Country. Fans of alt-country/outlaw country will want to check it out—it’s growing on me quickly. But a highlight of the festival was Terry Allen who still has a fabulous voice at 79. Towards the end of his set, he introduced his ‘dear friend David Byrne’ who walked out on stage and helped with the final two songs.

What an amazing experience!

jealous! thank you for reminding me to see Wilco live.

[Anonymous]

The Rodeo Song is the best by far

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https://m.soundcloud.com/dallas-morrow/the-rodeo-song-garry-lee-the

Listen to the rodeo song. Best ever country song

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Catch- Brett Young

acoustic session https://youtu.be/HFUjewbwMnU