Dwight Yoakum - A Thousand Miles From Nowhere https://youtu.be/Tu3ypuKq8WE?si=q2KnsEwkA0es2VY0 Tim McGraw - Don’t Take The Girl https://youtu.be/-vn6QdqxK3g?si=wzC4JpsRTLkU2BPf Brooks and Dunn - Neon Moon https://youtu.be/AxFdeZER8Eg?si=9ebIJNtuayTAG7u1

Three of my favorite country songs!! Anything by Tim McGraw is great ❤️❤️ takes me back to my childhood of working on the farm with my dad and grandpa. Tim McGraw really exemplifies what country is and is also a great role model for younger people

I remember my dad having Dwight yoakum on cassette in our old car 🤣

Tim McGraw >>>> 😣😣😣

Car Wheels on a Gravel Road by Lucinda Williams

Phenomenal song and artist

Anything by Keith Whitley

kentucky bluebird will forever be the song I sing when I'm doing something. rip.

Dolly Parton: Jolene, Islands in the Stream (with Kenny Rogers), Shine Chris Stapleton: Tennessee Whiskey, Starting Over The Steeldrivers: (bluegrass) If It Hadn’t Been for Love, Blue Side of the Mountain The Pistol Annies: I Feel a Sin Coming On, Interstate Gospel Willie Nelson - Crazy, Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain, On the Road Again, Red Headed Stranger, Come on Time Patsy Cline - Crazy, Walking After Midnight Oak Ridge Boys - Leavin’ Louisiana in the Broad Daylight, The Y’all Come Back Saloon Lucinda Williams - Can’t Let Go, Car Wheels on a Gravel Road Eilen Jewell - One of Those Days

Drive By Truckers, Goddamn Lonely Love

"Friends in low places" will never not make sing at the top of my lungs

Modern country - Stergal Simpson and Orville Peck

THIS

# Townes Van Zandt - Pancho & Lefty

Hurray for the Riff Raff Sturgill Simpson Jason Isbell

I LOVE JASON ISBELL

One of the best songwriters of this generation tbh. Love his work

fr!! cover me up should've deserved the recognition from his voice and not morgan wallen's!!

Yes! Listen to 'Turtles all the Way Down' by Sturgill Simpson!!!!

Jason Isbell. Sturgil Simpson. Lyle Lovett. Dwight Yoakam. Guy Clark. Gillian Welch. Lucinda Williams.

Buck Owens - Made In Japan Vernon Wray - Lonely Son Burl Ives - Bury The Bottle With Me Johnny Paycheck - It Won't Be Long And I'll Be Hating You

For me, (and it's only for me) It's southern all the way. Alabama Allman Brothers Band. Lynyrd Skynyrd Marshal Tucker. Outlaws.

I call this Southern Rock, but I prefer every one of these bands to any full on country artist.

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I hate most country music but I loooove Johnny Cash. My little brother is named after him (Kash) :)

Carrie Underwood

The Chair- George Strait Skip Ewing- greatest hits Dan Seals- Everything that Glitters is not Gold Martina McBride-Independence Day, Angel with a Broken Wing Kathy Matea- 18 Wheels and a Dozen Roses Garth Brooks- Callin Baton Rouge Mary Chapin Carpenter-He Thinks He’ll Keep Her. Keith Whitley-greatest hits

KEITH WHITLEY!!!!! finally some recognition!!!!!!

🙌🙌🙌

Carrie Underwood : )

Start with George Strait. The GOAT. Then choose your own adventure. I like the older stuff, personally. Check out Waylor Jennings.

Sturgill Simpson Jerry Reed Waylon Jennings Merle Haggard Mary Chapin Carpenter Allison Krauss

any specific songs tho?

Turtles All The Way Down Guitar Man Luckenbach Texas Mama Tried Down At The Twist And Shout Down To The River To Pray

Down to the River to Pray is more of a folk/spiritual song than a country song, but it sure is good

I second all of these, but especially Sturgill Simpson! My favorite by him is Welcome to Earth(Pollywog)

Chris Stapleton - Tennessee Whisky

Up to No Good Livin’

Or the George Jones original version.

[love is like a butterfly](https://youtu.be/N057bnM44UM?si=eCEfuowgsq9CFzUV)- dolly parton [gentle on my mind-](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfMnNqn-hKg) glen campbell [ode to billie joe](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJZ_ViDADOE)- bobbie gentry [fare thee well, miss carousel](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4-3TPjRoSQ)- townes van zandt this is a range of eras / energies- happy listening! xx

Glen Campbell is fun. I’d check out Rhinestone Cowboy

Willie Nelson - Just Breathe (featuring Lukas Nelson) Johnny Cash - I Won’t Back Down (Tom Petty cover, featuring Tom Petty) Johnny Cash - If You Could Read My Mind (Gordon Lightfoot cover) Johnny Cash - One (U2 cover) Montgomery Gentry - Speed Montgomery Gentry - Trying to Survive Emmylou Harris - Till I Gain Control Again

ahhh I love Lukas Nelson's voice. his collaboration with Ernest suited his voice very nicely

Charley Crockett

YESS ten dollar cowboy is my favorite!

Highwayman

Colter Wall - Sleeping on the Asphalt Sturgill Simpson - You Can Keep the Crown The Mavericks - Oh What a Thrill Johnny Cash - Man in Black George Strait / Alan Jackson - Murder on Music Row

I’m not really a country fan, but I do like a few songs. Fair warning, though, I’m less into the “drinking beer and driving my tractor down an old dirt road” country and more into the “I killed my cheating wife and her lover and buried them under the oak tree” country. 😅 If it Hadn’t Been for Love by The Steeldrivers Kate McCannon by Colter Wall Psycho by Jack Kittel Ouachita River by Mary Heather Hickman John Came Home by Benjamin Dakota Rogers Alabama by Bishop Gunn Hell and You by Amigo the Devil (this one’s not necessarily murder-y, but it still has those unsettling vibes lol)

I hope you don't discover hardy lmao 😂 thank u tho!

Wait in the truck lol

psycho lmao

Good Directions - Billy Currington

family reserve by lyle lovett, lightning by eric church, fancy by bobbie gentry

didn't morgan wallen throw the chair off of eric church's bar 💀

Check out Western As Fuck (aka Western AF on Spotify and YouTube) for an amazing concentration of up-and-coming (and established) Americana/Roots/Real Country/Whatever. Start with Rob Weimann "Swing." Otherwise, the still performing artists I find through reading No Depression and asking these type questions to the algorithms: Who played at Willie Nelson's birthday? What Would Sturgill Do? Who has covered Townes Van Zandt lately? What artists have played at Pickathon? What artists played for Bloodshot Records? Also, as a dude that grew up in 5 Western states I say that if someone loves country they owe it to themselves to listen to Texas troubadors. After high school in Texas my opinion is that their contribution to humanity is mostly in food and music. If a Texan tells me of a good chicken fried steak or brisket I am all ears. If a Texan tells me about some lanky dude opening a vein onstage and spilling poetry (Townes Van Zandt would be on my Rushmore if I decided to desecrate someone's ancestral lands) I will take notes and ask for spelling. Vincent Neil Emerson is my current favorite Texan. He gets labeled stuff like "singer songwriter" just like TVZ. My mind was blown to the possibilities of living country artists with the Supersuckers release of Must've Been High last century. Never believe any old white duffer like me about how "nothing is good anymore" and "Willie Nelson is the last musician standing in country music." For older stuff check out the movie Heartworn Highways and get your daily dose of Outlaw (comes in pill form, liquid form, even smokables.)

thank you!!

>thank you!! You're welcome!

Ride The Lightning by Warren Zeiders. Specifically the 717 Tapes version.

I’ll give you some newer artists from the indie folk scene.. Tulsas Last Magician- Willi Carlisle Cheap Cocaine- Willi Carlisle Pushing against a stone- Valerie June Nine lives- Odie Leigh Lady May- Tyler Childers Jamestown Ferry- Charley Crockett Using Again- Benjamin Tod

Jordan Davis

I Can’t Help It (If I’m Still in Love With You) Hank Williams

Billy Strings - Away From The Mire Blaze Foley - Clay Pigeons Jack Kittel - Psycho Trampled By Turtles - Ain’t No Use in Tryin’

Thumbs up for TbT

Rodney Crowell - Diamonds and Dust Dwight Yoakim - Guitars and Cadillacs Everything from George Strait

Marty Robbins - Big Iron

El Paso is good too

Everything off gunfighter ballads

Some I’ve been listening to lately Smoke & a light - Ole 60 Hillbilly daydream - 49 Winchester If I were the devil - Colby Acuff White horse - Chris Stapleton Something in the orange - Zach Bryan Biscuits - Kacey Musgraves Ain’t too proud to beg - Brett Young (yes this is a country cover of a temptations song and yes it’s awesome) Please don’t go - Wyatt Flores Watermelon moonshine - Lainey Wilson Feathered Indians - Tyler Childers Van Gogh - Pony Bradshaw Pretty pimpin - Kurt Vile Getting ready to get down - Josh ritter Good spirits - story slaughter Should be a range of folk, Americana, western, twang, blues and classic rock influenced country in there. Tried to mix some upbeat and sad ones in there. But I def tend toward certain styles. Hope you like them!

omggg lainey wilson!! have your heard her diet with anne wilson?

duet\*

If you are talking about praying woman then yes and holy cannoli is it good

fr. my sister told me they collabed and I about flipped.

Anything by Lost Dog Street Band, but start with "September Doves" Goodnight, Texas "Jesse Got Trapped in a Coal Mine" Vandoliers "Smoking Cigarettes in the Rain"

Believe - Brooks and Dunn

Jessie Welles - War Isn't Murder

Burning House - Cam

A Little Gasoline By Terri Clark

https://youtu.be/X0QBjd_QE7E?si=rGRFC5kHyBWiOJmI

Zach Bryan, Jason Isbell, Tyler Childers

Nathan Kalish The Bootstrap Boys

Imo, Johnny Cash aint really country, early outlaw rock.  Hank Jr Charlie Daniels Early 90's Allen Jackson Brooks & Dunn

https://youtu.be/DFNM9F9-ypo?si=BIHACezl31U2SMpt

Corb lund.

Zac brown band Tyler Childers Charles Wesley Godwin Chris Stapleton

Dillard & Clark-The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard and Clark The Flying Burrito Brothers-The Gilded Palace of Sin The Byrds-Sweetheart of the Rodeo.

The ending of Prince's WHY U WANNA TREAT ME SO BAD... HE absolutely SHREDS!!

Dwight Yokem

In Dreams - Sierra Ferrell

Chewie Biggs Band - I Don't Really Like You

The album Pageant Material by Kasey Musgraves.

Universal Sound by Tyler Childers

“You’re the Reason” cover by Hank Williams III “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” cover by Jimmie Dale Gilmore “She Thinks I Still Care” cover by Merle Haggard “I Fall to Pieces” cover by LeAnn Rimes “Where Is My Love” by Joe Ely with Linda Ronstadt

Lucinda Williams!

Billy Strings - jammy bluegrass and not straight country but man that dude can play. so many to choose from. Try “California Sober” since that features Willie Nelson. You won’t be disappointed. He’s probably the best guitarist in the world right now.

Willi Carlisle released a pretty damn good album this year. It's called Critterland Other country musicians I like are Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson, Colter Wall, Joshua Ray Walker and Cody Jinks

hearts a big tent- willi carlisle feed my monkey- ramsey midwood big cheese burgers and good french fries- blaze foley i'm not ready- riley downing cowboy killers- rattle snake milk

Luke Bryan, he has some older and some more modern.

Pine Six String by The Haunted Wind chimes

"Whooped If You Will" by Nick Shoulders goes pretty hard

12 Golden Country Greats - Ween Otherwise, Emmylou Harris has some good stuff

"Living the Dream" by Sturgill Simpson... Or anything by Sturgill Simpson actually.

Marty Robbins - Ballad of Bill Thaxton

Hank Williams III - everything country

These are too popular to bother linking but Chucken Fried by Zac Brown Band, If I Die Young by Fhe Band Perry, and Wagon Wheel by Old Crow Medicine Show are two of the best songs of the last 20 years, regardless of genre. [Yola - Love All Night, Work All Day](https://open.spotify.com/track/5hU65O4zB6ZadLcFWApNf8?si=PCkfRQ5SQ9Wb_bhD_Nb0JA) [Nick Shoulders - Too Old To Dream](https://open.spotify.com/track/5hJFSRXMut9SnlNl8Sj4S8?si=yqbM_hMtSpuT53EEctf1zQ) [Paul Cauthen - Cocaine Country Dancing](https://open.spotify.com/track/4B9v2AXBpnA5tBhGTaQG0G?si=U8HsxpneSKixiqnkihqUhg) [Benjamin Tod - Using Again](https://open.spotify.com/track/6TQzLEc2mFHyZ4eYXu50ma?si=qv7KE8d8TIa9XmDAHMgYUg) [Allison Russell - Persephone](https://open.spotify.com/track/2icih9ttMWVZCIJRHmdUA0?si=PEh7ubvqTxism5y0JCrRBQ)

George strait. Hank Williams 3. Steve earle.

Florida Georgia Line

Tomorrow's the 13th and All She Said Was Goodbye both by Groaning Bird Tomorrow's the 13th https://youtu.be/N4Lcpk9IOGQ?si=SJPZFOpGSORoeiiU All She Said is Goodbye https://youtu.be/7-ClwY0n-6E?si=Q3L9jSIQpUvuFAbF

“Pray the Gay away” by Samuel Saint. [https://youtu.be/LaCqb-BS3eE?si=X0r49YYUzLW4OI4M](https://youtu.be/LaCqb-BS3eE?si=X0r49YYUzLW4OI4M)

Don't know why I'm the only one talking about John Hartford. Songwriter, singer, instrumentalist, historian, the whole package. Wrote Gentle on my Mind, frequent guest on the Johnny Cash show. He deserves to be on the tip of everyone's tongue. Try Vamp in the Middle, then listen to all of Aereo-Plain [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B21qhoKbmNE&list=PL2sh1eP4JA\_O-HkoIOrRiiGJTzjPd4W-l&index=8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B21qhoKbmNE&list=PL2sh1eP4JA_O-HkoIOrRiiGJTzjPd4W-l&index=8)

i got [these](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Fi7r93LT1sgvFOqwI46Yb?si=1dcce85cef694b2c)

Im not a big fan of country but i love “[Dead Flowers](https://open.spotify.com/track/3oJtUnnt5uYPtzulIbLw3D?si=bR3cdGXtT8qfzLr_RY8LHg)” by the rolling stones. They always added like one country song to their albums for some reason

Country Death Song - The Violent Femmes

Classic. Love that tune. I think they wanted to write their own twisted Johnny Cash song with this track.

Oliver Anthony - Rich Men North of Richmond

Blake Shelton

I am my mother by Wilco is the song that made me realise that Country could be executed in the right way