Country dingers

[Anonymous]

Who are the country dingers you would recommend for someone who wants to get into country

[Anonymous]

Do you mean “bangers?”

I would start with Beyoncé.

[Anonymous]

Country singers?

[Anonymous]

Jon Pardi and Keith Urban

[Anonymous]

I feel like "Country dingers" should be a real word.

It should mean doughnuts, but country. Maybe you dip them in honey butter?

[Anonymous]

Ring a ding dingers?

Guessing you meant singers.

The first official one was Jimmy Rogers.
Hank Williams is also decent.

Most all "country music" went underground when losers like Garth Brooks tried to change the industry and basically ruined the genre.

"Red dirt" before it was called that, "outlaw" or "gothic country" is better, but even "red dirt" is now mainstream and dumb.

Western music still exists, more for the ranchers.

Corridas and such for traditional Mexican country music. Skip the Tejano oompah garbage.

[Anonymous]

Loretta Lynn
Charlie Pride
Johnny Cash

[Anonymous]

I haven’t followed country music in a few years, but I really liked Josh Turner. Here are a couple of my old favorites:

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel like "Country dingers" should be a real word.

It should mean doughnuts, but country. Maybe you dip them in honey butter?

I thought it was an actual name for all the "pop" songs on the radio these days that sound like fart-sucking twangy country music.

[Anonymous]

I like Dolly Parton, especially her bluegrass.
The Chicks.
Willie Nelson.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like "Country dingers" should be a real word.

It should mean doughnuts, but country. Maybe you dip them in honey butter?

I thought it was an actual name for all the "pop" songs on the radio these days that sound like fart-sucking twangy country music.

Ugh Jelly Roll

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Loretta Lynn
Charlie Pride
Johnny Cash

Decent ones.
Waylon Jennings
Ian Tyson
Marty Robbins
Townes Van Zandt
Guy Clark

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like "Country dingers" should be a real word.

It should mean doughnuts, but country. Maybe you dip them in honey butter?

I thought it was an actual name for all the "pop" songs on the radio these days that sound like fart-sucking twangy country music.

Ugh Jelly Roll

Also see Shaboozey.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like "Country dingers" should be a real word.

It should mean doughnuts, but country. Maybe you dip them in honey butter?

I thought it was an actual name for all the "pop" songs on the radio these days that sound like fart-sucking twangy country music.

DP, but could be. Most people seem to refer to the flat brim wearing squat truck driving crowd as "bro country" now. Or "Hick-Hop" if the style is more rappish.

[Anonymous]

And check out Don Edwards. Western but also just excellent music.