dose anybody here like country music becouse i do like it and i like the trucking songs to like C.W. Mccall witch plays convoy
country music?
dose anybody here like country music becouse i do like it and i like the trucking songs to like C.W. Mccall witch plays convoy
I listen to Boston, but that's the closest I've gotten to country music
"He who throws dirt is losing ground"
boston aint to bad i like them to and i also listen to hard rock and classic rock alsoOriginally Posted by Assassin Pilot
I like me country music.
Teddy Bear is one of my favorites.
Then there is always.............
He stopped lovin her today, they placed a wreath upon his door, soon they.................
All time fav., Jolene.
Some guy named Sue, Cadilac........49,50,51,52,53,54 etc.
I could go on all night.
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Yeah, my favorite stuff is The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, and AC/DC
"He who throws dirt is losing ground"
Ghost Riders in the Sky.
Go more to folk, for the most part - speaking of which -
Does anyone know the name of the female vocalist who sang the theme song, "Johnny has Gone For a Soldier, AKA "Buttermilk Hill" for the 1995 Charles Kuralt narrated "The American Revolution" on the Discovery Channel?
Already asked about this on another thread, but what the heck.
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Raised By Bears
Bear Clan
chris ledoux and anything rodeo related also out here we have a station 100.7 the island off of the reseve and every tuesday night at 8pm they have the pow wow report they play allot of pow wow music, i like to light a fire and crank the stereo in the garage and star into the darkness and let my primitive spirit live for a while. i just keep thinking as the music is cranked that all the citters in the woods are feeling the drumming and chanting and it some how stirs a distance evolutionary memory/response in them also.
Amarillo by morning, up from San Antone, everything that I've got is just.......................
I like all music. Heavy metal and loud rock gets me going in the morning, LOUD! Motown in the afternoon mixed with more mellow rock like Dire Straits. Late afternoon it's country music, with a switch to Rock again while I'm doing curls in the truck.
At night, you just can't beat that sad country sound.
Zep. Pink Floyd, Met. and AC/DC are fine but the stations just usually play the same songs over, and over, and over again. You never hear Tull, Nugent, Zappa, Blue Oyster Cult, Doors etc. anymore. Most rock dj's are not even 30 and don't even know what rock is.
lost my wife to my girlfeind somewhere along the way or if you prefer
well i was drunk the night my momma got out of prison and i went to pick her up in the rain but before i could get to the station in my pickup truck she got runned over by a danged ol train- the perfect counrty and western song
Not a huge country fan, I'm afraid, but I quite like Bluegrass, especially if it's live.
What about the dog?
Holy moly. If it has to be country then Hank Williams Sr., Jimmy Rogers, Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers, Sons of the Pioneers, Roy Acuff, Ernest Tubb. Real Country not some jazzed up wannabe, let's make money for the advertiser country. Stuff that the American spirit was born on. Shoot, I'll even take Jim Reeves or Carl Perkins.
If you want to listen to real music, then you have to go with the blues and someone like Muddy Waters or Billie Holiday or a true American crooner like Mel Torme.
If I want to just relax and enjoy the mood in front of the fire then classic jazz from Barry White or Marvin Gaye, Al Green or Lou Rawls.
You can't beat James Taylor or Eric Clapton no matter what you stack against 'em.
Tracks Across the High Plains...Death on the Bombay Line...A Touch of Death and Mayhem...Dead Rock...The Griswald Mine Boys...All On Amazon Books.
Yeah, that's it. I can listen to Johnny Cash too (even before the movie came out)
<Applause> And John Lee Hooker, and B.B. King, and Etta James, and Jimmy Reed, and Robert Johnson, and and and...If you want to listen to real music, then you have to go with the blues and someone like Muddy Waters or Billie Holiday or a true American crooner like Mel Torme.
You're pretty much listing my music collection here. Norah Jones is good snuggling-with-your-honey music too.If I want to just relax and enjoy the mood in front of the fire then classic jazz from Barry White or Marvin Gaye, Al Green or Lou Rawls.
Oh, and you were doing so well. Can't take James Taylor, I'm afraid. And while I used to be a huuuuuuuuge Eric Clapton fan (saw him in concert 3 times in the late 80's, the radio stations here have sadly, played him utterly to death and I reach for the station change button every time.You can't beat James Taylor or Eric Clapton no matter what you stack against 'em.
As a blues fan, I'm happy that the music gets airplay from corporate radio. But it bugs me that we only hear covers of the originals, (invariably performed by white men). We rarely hear the artists listed above, or any of the other pioneers.
You don't have to call me darlin', darlin, you've never really called me by my name.
I went to see Gate Mouth brown live about 10 years ago. I remember he kept stopping the songs to tell people to "quit dancin' this one ain't about that" good stuff.
Guys , you all know what you get when you play a country song backwards,right??
Yep. You get back your truck, your dog, your wife, your double wide.
You got it!LOL
gosh i've never heard that one before, maybe i don't want my wife back or that peice of sh** truck and if the dog is that much of a traitor then hasta la vista baby..
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