Since country music is pretty much dead........

[ismith]

.......what do you listen to now? Post up a video or two if you like.
I'll start with some German anti-war metal I stumbled across the other day.

 

[Caustic Burno]

I like Creed Fisher a lot.
Tony Jackson has caught my attention as well.

 

[A.J.]

I prefer 90s and older country. Every once in a while there's a good new artist that is the country I like. I like the stuff I've heard from Larry Fleet so far.

 

[Caustic Burno]

My favorite is fifties and sixties, problem there those artist are dead or close to it.
Loretta 90?

 

[Little Joe]

I run across this guy about 6 months ago. Frank Foster is his name, he's from North Louisiana right below the Arkansas line. He's a half cherokee 2nd generation offshore driller. Was offered a Nashville record deal but told them where to go when he seen the list of demands.

 

[Little Joe]

Here's another good one of his, he has several that just speak to a southern boy's soul.

 

[Lucky]

Pretty much listening to this now days......

 

[ismith]

Some of you might like this one........

 

[FungusProudKY31]

Bluegrass and only part of it.

 

[Ned Jr.]

This guy does a amazing job.

 

[Caustic Burno]

Here's another good one of his, he has several that just speak to a southern boy's soul.

I just added the young man to the list.

 

[TCRanch]

Can't help you. Die hard rock, not just the classics. Fairly certain I was the token middle aged white woman wearing cowboy boots at the Shinedown concert.

 

[Silver]

 

[Caustic Burno]

Can't help you. Die hard rock, not just the classics. Fairly certain I was the token middle aged white woman wearing cowboy boots at the Shinedown concert.

I could get down with CCR and
Bob Seger.

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My 69 GTO 8 track had an extensive collection of rock and country. Now that was a chick magnet!! Covered ugly from head to toe.
Mine was in Expresso brown.

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[TCRanch]

I could get down with CCR and
Bob Seger.

Old Time Rock and Roll — Bob Seger | Last.fm

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www.last.fm

My 69 GTO 8 track had an extensive collection of rock and country.

Seger, Eagles, some CCR, Zepplin, Floyd . . . . . .

 

[SmokinM]

I listen to all kinds of music. What they call country music today ain't it though with the exception of a few songs and artists. TC I like some Shinedown and a lot of other rock too. My go to's are Chris Ledoux, Gary Allan, Jason Aldean, and Eric Church. Not to much they have or do put out that I don't like.

 

[herofan]

I like classic country and rock. I can venture into the 90s with country, although it's not my favorite; after that, it's just a song here and there. I have big pay-lists from 50s, 60, 70, and 80s. I really wish I could find some new country to enjoy. I probably could if I tried a little harder, but overall, I'm not drawn to the new stuff. I'd never heard of Tony Jackson, but his version of Grand Tour was nice in CB's post. Here is a Haggard song. It wasn't a single, but the storytelling is part of what I loved about classic country.

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Can't help you. Die hard rock, not just the classics. Fairly certain I was the token middle aged white woman wearing cowboy boots at the Shinedown concert.

Rock has gone down the tubes as well.

 

[TCRanch]

Rock has gone down the tubes as well.

Not all of it! But agree, when I can't even decipher the words, I'm out.

 

[gooberland]

Beyond the classics, growing up in Texas we listened to a lot of "red dirt" music. Some may call it Texas country, some say they're different. Idk, but it's got all the types I like within one genre... has neotraditional sounding folks, southern rockers, country blues etc. even has its own classics at this point.

some of the newer and more famous guys are Cody Jinks, Turnpike Troubadours, Aaron Watson, and Cody Johnson.

this is one of my all time favorites...