Found some country music finally

[Hillbilly stalker]

Anybody that can squeeze "yellow hammer flies" in a song, has gotta be alright.

 

[Hillbilly stalker]

And a little love for Dixie too.

 

[mguthrie]

Meh

 

[someguyintraffic]

Meh

Hmmm gotta agree here. Sounds like country cowboy gimmick. What ever floats your boat though!

 

[tree cutter 08]

Sounds better than most of the new country you hear on the radio.

 

[nrh0011]

Two words: Tyler Childers

 

[Hillbilly stalker]

Two words: Tyler Childers

52 seconds into his song and he dropped the "F" bomb.....not for me.

 

[Silver Britches]

Not a fan of today's country music. That old 70s and 80s stuff is awesome, though. That was REAL country music back then. This guy sounds too whiny, pretty much like most other male country singers these days. Male country singers today sound like sissies! Maybe he'd sound better if he took that wad of backer out of his mouth.

Now this old stuff right here is what I'm talking about.

 

[Hillbilly stalker]

I like ol Waylon and Merl and Jonny Horton and Ernest Tubb and the list goes on. But sadly you can only listen to the same guys for a couple decades and you gotta find somethings new and bareable. The old guys can't come out with anything new, their gone. And if a fellow sing about Dixie, he knows it ain't gonna get played on the radio, so it's from his heart. And his life style is similar to ours, so there you have it. It takes all kinds to make a world.

 

[treemanjohn]

The problem with any recent country music is it's missing the hurt, struggle, addiction and sorrow. If you listen to old Motown, Country bluegrass, Blues..... It's all filled with a lot of pain and is comes through in their music. The US doesn't have much of that left any more

 

[nrh0011]

Understandable. I don't like the cussing, but I enjoy his songs.

 

[Bobby Linton]

The slacker app is a good way to find stuff you like. It plays artists similar to the artist you put in. Introduced me to Brent Cobb. Real Georgia boy

 

[Bobby Linton]

Brent cobb

 

[Big7]

Problem nowadays is video killed country
music.

I watched a show where artists were
covering George Jones songs in
tribute, George himself came on
stage after Alan Jackson performed and
said in a large venue, full of "pop-country"
"stars" that Alan was THE LAST purist
in country music.

Me thinks George is the ultimate authority
on the subject.

And if you have never heard Daryl Singletary
you have never heard a country purist.
YouTube his cover of Paychecks
"Old Violin" and you will see what I'm
talking about. He passed away at the
young age of 46. R.I.P. DARYL!

 

[Gator89]

The Steel Woods

 

[treemanjohn]

Way back machine

 

[calibob1]

Country, Folk whatever, look up some of Mac Wiseman his voice is music.

 

[brownhounds]

Chris Knight

Frank Foster

Creed Fisher (This Side of Town, That's where I stand)

Top 3 for me right at the moment.

 

[1eyefishing]

I like mine bluesy and rocky. And loud.

 

[1eyefishing]