Miller Lite's and Bar Fights (ALL Country Music)

[Fellaheen51]

JC had a way of taking someone else's song and absolutely owning it. Petty's is good, this is better.

http://youtu.be/N8i5NLyXZdcThe last one. Just because Jamey Johnson is so dam(n) good. And a FWIW side note, he sponsors an annual fund raising golf tournament in Montgomery, Alabama.

[BIG STU]

WOW! Fella that 3rd pic brings back some memories---- That is a B-61 Mack what I learned to drive on--- My Grand Dad had 2 of them--- Steve Earle Guitar Town--- Even though it is about a singer on a tour bus anyone who has also driven big trucks can relate to that song. My favorite line of that song-------- "You know baby it ain't my fault love to hear those steel belts humming on the asphalt stumble in the middle of a night at a truck stop wondering why I don't stop"---- Lol a lot of even modern truckers and bus drivers these days do not know what he is talking about when he sings about having the hammer down and the bird dog on---- To educate-- Hammer Down is WFO as much as she will do and a "Bird Dog" is a radar detector which was banned by the DOT in commercial vehicles sometime in the 90s. Brought back memories this AM since I am planning to do like our friend Rad and hang up the Mack keys for good after the first of the year

[DrOldSchool]

Ronnie Milsap had some great stuff...

 

 

 

[DrOldSchool]

Double post, sorry

[jholz]

I have little patience for contemporary country music, but I grew up listening to my dad's "Cowboy Music." I suppose it's more of the "western" side of the genre. Things like this:

 

 

[mjbfyb]

I got a kick out of this. Straight from Sweden.

[Bob Cat]

^ I can get down with that, actually.

[DrOldSchool]

 

 

 

 

 

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[Bob Cat]

^Nice. 'Nother round, tender.

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[Bob Cat]

Heard It In A Love Song - THE Marshall Tucker Band

[DrOldSchool]

 

[Bob Cat]

^ First hear, here. Nice.

[DrOldSchool]

 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dulz6QEeqg&feature=emb_title

[Bob Cat]

My buddy, Dog, loves him some Colt Ford. I'm indifferent. Dog's a single digit cap, country boy, lineman, and all 'round good ol' boy. Super fun on the course with an unusual Indiana drawl. You can't help but read his texts in his voice. Hilarious. His family and mine went to the same church when his mom passed from the big C. She'd be proud of her pup.

Here's one for Dog...

Workin' On - Colt Ford

 

[Bob Cat]

Patsy Cline

So clean and pure.

I Fall To Pieces

Crazy

 

[bladehunter]

 

https://youtu.be/dlc6xCPx60Umy two favorites. Copperhead road and anything Marshall Tucker band. Those boys are local to me and they are better live than on record.

[DrOldSchool]

 

[Bob Cat]

Brooks & Dunn... authentic, fun, real... good is always good.

Thanks Doc.

[mjbfyb]

 

[DrOldSchool]

Watched County Music on PBS again tonight, so this is stuck in my head...

 

 

[James the Hogan Fan]

For when I want to feel happy, I count on Buck:

https://youtu.be/H8Yyxe20zGwFor awhile I was also into Hee Haw...

https://youtu.be/SvuCzuBN3sUAnother happy song, that doesn't involve a Running Bear

I wish I'd been alive then is all I can say.

 

[DrOldSchool]

 

 

 

[DrOldSchool]

SiriusXM is doing a top 1000 country song countdown (channel 30). Some head scratchers on the way as with any countdown, and not being into much modern country there were songs within the top 60 or so that I had never heard before. Here's the top 10:

 

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6: (expected this at #1)

5: (never heard this song before)

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[Bob Cat]

I love the pop-country party tunes... I can't lie...

Little Big Town - Pontoon

[DrOldSchool]

RIP Gambler...

 

 

[Bob Cat]

Heard It In A Love Song - THE Marshall Tucker Band

[Bob Cat]

The Road Goes On Forever - Robert Earl Keen

I believe you'll enjoy this grossly lil underated ditty.