[quote]Captnoblivious wrote:
[quote]audiogarden1 wrote:
Waylon Jennings -
Are you sure Hank done it this way
This Time
Lonesome, On’ry and Mean
Pretend I Never Happened
Drinking and Dreaming
Only Daddy That’ll Walk The Line
Im A Ramblin’ Man
I’ve Always Been Crazy
Dont Think Twice It’s Alright
White Lightning
David Allan Coe -
You Never Even Called Me By My Name
Three Biggest Lies
Ride Me Down Easy
Longhaired Redneck
If That Aint Country
Jack Daniels If You Please
Hank Williams -
I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive
Lost Highway
There’s A Tear In My Beer
Hank Williams Jr -
All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down
Family Tradition
Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound
Whiskey On Ice
Can’t You See
Willie Nelson - Poncho and Lefty
Whitey Morgan - I’m On Fire
This is just a few of my favorites i could name off the top of my head.
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I just started listing to Whitey Morgan this year. He is damn good. Never thought a Yankee from Michigan could sing country like that, but he’s the real deal.
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He’s not very original and obviously draws all his inspiration from outlaw country bands like Waylon and Hank but as a band they are very solid with some great production values.
Okay, I’m not a Country Music fan in the least however, I did pick up the latest album (yes, on vinyl ) from Sturgill Simpson.
I liked it so much that I looked up his tour dates and saw him and his band play a live show in Tucson, AZ.
He has commented that he records country music for folks that don’t like country music; he succeeded.
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You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive
I have a great classic country mix
Charlie Pride - Kaw Liga
Conway Twitty -
I’d just love to lay you down
Slow hand
Tight fittin jeans
Porter Wagoner and Dolly -
Better move it on home
Daddy was an old time preacher man
George Jones -
The king is gone
Color of the blues
The right left hand
I don’t need your rockin chair
Hank - Whiskey bent and hell bound
Highwaymen - Highwayman
Johnny Cash -
Hey porter
Get rhythm
Big river
Five feet high and rising
Rusty cage
Daddy sang bass
Loretta Lynn
Don’t come home a-drinkin
Fist city
After the fire is gone
Roger Miller - King of road
Tanya Tucker -
Texas
Delta Dawn
Waylon Jennings -
Bob Wills is still the king
Luckenbach, Texas
America
Willie Nelson -
Hello walls
Funny how time slips away
Shotgun willie
Bloody mary morning
Good hearted woman
Whiskey river
Pancho and lefty
City or New Orleans
Graceland
Anything off David Allan Coe’s 18 X rated hits album is also fantastic, if youre not easily offended.
Couple of the highlights would be Lay Me Down Some Rails and Lick 'em Pick 'em Stick 'em, but the whole album is gold
