country the way it's sposed to sound

gotta have some twang to it. nunthat bro country stuff

"Country" music is watered down Bluegrass. This is where it come from.

Found a good station seeking around on the radio in my '05 K1500 today while driving across WI. It's 98.5 classic country fm, or 900 am. Seriously good vintage stuff. I'm going to see how it comes in on the WAY older than me am tube radio from Grandpa's house tonight.

I don't know why, I can't post youtube.

Of ffs.

And bluegrass comes from old English ballads.

When crank collides with Bluegrass, the tempo goes up right smart!

Amen Brother! memtb

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Of ffs.

And bluegrass comes from old English ballads.

Scotch-Irish.

Haggard genes.

Originally Posted by Bristoe

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Of ffs.

And bluegrass comes from old English ballads.

Scotch-Irish.

Hahaha!

Like there was a practical difference.

The English just stayed home.....

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Of ffs.

And bluegrass comes from old English ballads.

no schiedt.

but now the threads been hijacked I may as well go with the flow?

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Originally Posted by Bristoe

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Of ffs.

And bluegrass comes from old English ballads.

Scotch-Irish.

Hahaha!

Like there was a practical difference.

The English just stayed home.....

Celts.

The Romans knew there was a difference.

Go play your dulcimer.....

Billy Strings is where it's at!

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Go play your dulcimer.....

Go see Dr. Now.

Originally Posted by GeoW

Billy Strings is where it's at!

Some of his best stuff was done just hanging out in the back yard.

Channel 61 on satellite radio. Willie's Roadhouse. Country music from my misguided youth.

kwg

P[ease post, Hank Williams, I saw the light.

Originally Posted by Bristoe

Originally Posted by GeoW

Billy Strings is where it's at!

Some of his best stuff was done just hanging out in the back yard.

He is ridiculously talented. I watched his cover of Led Zeppelin's Ramble On the other night. He's got reach.

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GWB

If you want something new, try Trent Thomlinsons I called Up Hell! An amazing number that is country to the roots.

Thank you Sir.

Johnny Cash is an ordained minister..

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GWB

Originally Posted by travelingman1

If you want something new, try Trent Thomlinsons I called Up Hell! An amazing number that is country to the roots.

has some twang to it alright.

Originally Posted by geedubya

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GWB

thanks for helpin' get back on track GW

more of that twang stuff

Love it , keep'em coming.

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GWB

Michael Cleveland with Billy. Go to 4:53 to watch it kick off.

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Originally Posted by Bristoe

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Originally Posted by Bristoe

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Of ffs.

And bluegrass comes from old English ballads.

Scotch-Irish.

Hahaha!

Like there was a practical difference.

The English just stayed home.....

Celts.

The Romans knew there was a difference.

Bristoe nails it as per usual.

Waylon back before people knew him as "Waylon",...when he sported a pomp.

"Only Daddy that'll walk the line" was a big hit way back before "Luckenbach Texas".

Originally Posted by chlinstructor

Originally Posted by Bristoe

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Originally Posted by Bristoe

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Of ffs.

And bluegrass comes from old English ballads.

Scotch-Irish.

Hahaha!

Like there was a practical difference.

The English just stayed home.....

Celts.

The Romans knew there was a difference.

Bristoe nails it as per usual.

Cousin fùckers from way back eh?

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Originally Posted by chlinstructor

Originally Posted by Bristoe

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Originally Posted by Bristoe

Originally Posted by Jim_Conrad

Of ffs.

And bluegrass comes from old English ballads.

Scotch-Irish.

Hahaha!

Like there was a practical difference.

The English just stayed home.....

Celts.

The Romans knew there was a difference.

Bristoe nails it as per usual.

Cousin fùckers from way back eh?

#nailedhisprostate

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GWB

Some friends sitting around appreciating Hank Williams Junior's genuine talent.

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Originally Posted by Bristoe

Some friends sitting around appreciating Hank Williams Junior's genuine talent.

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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Here’s two about one of the REAL King’s of CM:

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LeAnn Rimes,..."I Fall to Pieces",...one of those rare performances. I've been watching it over and over for years.

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GWB

Originally Posted by Bristoe

LeAnn Rimes,..."I Fall to Pieces",...one of those rare performances. I've been watching it over and over for years.

Yep. Probably one of her best, other than “Blue”.

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GWB

Originally Posted by Bristoe

LeAnn Rimes,..."I Fall to Pieces",...one of those rare performances. I've been watching it over and over for years.

good, but ain't this good

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GWB

Originally Posted by geedubya

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GWB

Brother Conway singin' 'bout Linda. He hit big with this song.

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GWB

Originally Posted by geedubya

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GWB

Good stuff GW! I dated a girl in College that could of passed for her twin. Could play the guitar and do a damn good imitation of Suzy too.

One of my favorite Country gals:

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Originally Posted by MoranoGrande

That's good. Merle's music lives on.

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Johnny Cash’s little girl ain’t too bad, either!

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Originally Posted by okie

Okie’s KNOW what Real Country Music is !

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Ole Waylon knew what Real Country Music was:

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Rare video of Hank Williams,....with Anita Carter.

Here's some of that real country music from the British Isles

Good stuff guys!

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GWB

Originally Posted by Sycamore

Can't go wrong with Ian Tyson

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Ricky Skaggs takes Kentucky to Boston,.....knocks 'em *out*.

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GWB

Originally Posted by RupertBear

Originally Posted by Bristoe

LeAnn Rimes,..."I Fall to Pieces",...one of those rare performances. I've been watching it over and over for years.

good, but ain't this good

+1 not even close!!

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GWB

A little more traditional country:

Wanda Jackson on Town Hall Party in 1958.

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Johnny Cash did a remake of Nine Inch Nail's "Hurt".

Originally Posted by tdoyka

Johnny Cash did a remake of Nine Inch Nail's "Hurt".

"It's not my song anymore"

now that is saying something!

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GWB

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GWB

My favorite country guy was always Jimmy Dale Gilmore. My friends hated it whenever I played it because he was too twangy for them. He's a great musician with great lyrics but his voice isn't for everyone. I believe his album Spinning Around The Sun is the best country album of the last 4 decades or so.

I also used to listen to quite a bit of Ian Tyson. I've just not really ever been much into mainstream pop country that seems to be popular today. I did like some early 90s mainstream guys like Clint Black or Mark Chesnut and maybe Chis Laduex or however you spell it. Since that time period I just haven't liked much that plays on the country radio stations.

Bb

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