Country Music

http://youtu.be/_1WKz-u7dC8

and all the songs in-between

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Ugh, Love Love Love

http://youtu.be/O16qOVLmJxw

http://youtu.be/DBznSOmGfXc

  On 5/10/2014 at 11:23 PM, -Ad- said:

Where do I start? There must be some good stuff amongst the chaff. Help me WATMM

 

 

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The album I'd recommend starting with is Cold Roses by Ryan Adams and the Cardinals. Fucking amazing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EBfkQ6cDFw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlBI2EXgpFk

noice..lgbt country

My good pal Ags released an album of covers of traditional cowboy songs.  Great stuff

The only one i know and love.

Enjoy !

don't make fun of me but i'm very fondly of this bright eyes (connor oberst) album... wath he's done after this album is way more country sounding but i honestly didn't get into it... he has sometimes been defined as "a new Bob Dylan...

Im sure there was one on here.. did i dream it?

  On 2/29/2020 at 7:33 PM, MIXL2 said:

Im sure there was one on here.. did i dream it?

this one came before... so...

although the title from the latter is better...

mods pls merge... @Rubin Farr @Squee

  On 2/29/2020 at 6:49 PM, Tim_J said:

don't make fun of me but i'm very fondly of this bright eyes (connor oberst) album... wath he's done after this album is way more country sounding but i honestly didn't get into it... he has sometimes been defined as "a new Bob Dylan...

 

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personally don’t like any Bright Eyes/Oberst i’ve heard other than Cassadaga which is pretty country on a couple songs, but overall not really. country/southern influenced stuff like that is really a sweet spot imo.

  On 3/12/2014 at 3:21 PM, joshuatxuk said:

 

 

 

Liked for the Carter Burwell!   Old favorite for many years. 

I personally like when country went into pop territory in the 60s.   Obviously Johnny Cash, early Willie Nelson, Patsy Cline, etc.   I also like Hank Williams Sr. and the like, but I do think that Lee Hazlewood could use some more credit in the context of country music.   He wrote for Sanford Clark among many others.   I am really not a fan of country after 1970 or so, but I'd still add a bit of Waylon Jennings.  

I'll throw some more obvious in here too... 

And some dark (humor?)

I like Gillian Welch from time to time. Country with an edge
 

yeeeeehaw 

I recently saw Ken Burns' thorough documentary miniseries, Country, and liked it immensely. Burns' previous music documentary series, Jazz, was mentioned in the jazz thread, also highly recommended. I think both can be watched on YouTube.