Greatest country song besides RT

[Mose Phillip's Watch]

What's your favorite

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

The perfect country and western song

 

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[OrangeTsar]

Too tough to decide (hint though, NOTHING from current Nashille, sheesh)

 

[OrangeTsar]

But here is my first nomination

 

[VolunteerHillbilly]

 

[OrangeTsar]

So by „country“, I guess we are including Folk and Bluegrass?

 

[Firebirdparts]

But here is my first nomination
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I was playing one of these word guessing games and the word was "dropkick". I thought that was pretty hard, and the best and most obvious clue I could think of was "blank me Jesus through the goal posts of life" and I think I even sang it. But sadly, nobody on my team was so well cultured as I am.

I think this is actually the perfect country song:
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[CubsFanTN]

But here is my first nomination
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I don't know the first thing about country music, but yes, this is the winner.

 

[Tin Man]

The perfect country and western song

Honestly, this. That said, there are too many fine country songs to narrow it down to one. Written by Bartholomew & Dillon, Tennessee Whiskey deserves mention. It’s been recorded by some of the greats, crossed over into the blues, and was recently revived by Chris Stapleton.

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

What's your favorite

No offense, I'd think a least favorite country song thread would be more interesting

 

[bignewt]

El Paso

 

[MAD]

No offense, I'd think a least favorite country song thread would be more interesting

This would be my vote for least favorite
Tim McGraw Indian Outlaw

 

[Firebirdparts]

This would be my vote for least favorite
Tim McGraw Indian Outlaw

You hate that more than "achy breaky heart?"

 

[MAD]

You hate that more than "achy breaky heart?"

lol, that’s tough

 

[vols 30]

No offense, I'd think a least favorite country song thread would be more interesting

Just about Everything from the year 2000 to now would be my choice.

 

[OrangeTsar]

I never really appreciated the richness that was country music until I started studying its roots. I guess that started when I watched Oh Brother Where Art Thou? and fell in love with the soundtrack. Then I discovered the 1927 Bristol Sessions and WOW. This is the music of my people
Bristol sessions - Wikipedia

 

[OrangeTsar]

Just about Everything from the year 2000 to now would be my choice.

I will make an exception for ONE recent song

 

[Go aeiou]

I was playing one of these word guessing games and the word was "dropkick". I thought that was pretty hard, and the best and most obvious clue I could think of was "blank me Jesus through the goal posts of life" and I think I even sang it. But sadly, nobody on my team was so well cultured as I am.

I think this is actually the perfect country song:
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Lol, I hate country (bad rock), but have tickets to see Rodney Crowell In Franklin in October.
I doubt he plays that song unless some of those folks show up. Thankfully he went much more rock after the this.

 

[vols 30]

I never really appreciated the richness that was country music until I started studying its roots. I guess that started when I watched Oh Brother Where Art Thou? and fell in love with the soundtrack. Then I discovered the 1927 Bristol Sessions and WOW. This is the music of my people
Bristol sessions - Wikipedia

Did you watch the Ken Burns County music Documentary on PBS? It was so good. It's a must watch for music fans, not just country

 

[OrangeTsar]

There is some GREAT Country Music being made today. You just never will hear it on the Radio. If you haven’t heard her, check out Mean Mary

 

[OrangeTsar]

Did you watch the Ken Burns County music Documentary on PBS? It was so good. It's a must watch for music fans, not just country

No, that was on my radar but I just missed it

 

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[vols 30]

I think a lot of people has this as #1

 

[goldenvol]