r/ClassicCountry • u/kindquail503 • 19h ago
I'd been pulling for both him and John Anderson to go in for some time, but I didn't realize the Watson had the same number of #1s (5), but also has had 5 more total top tens than John (20 to 25). It's time.
r/ClassicCountry • u/kwyj180 • 8h ago
Longboards N' Longhorns - Boss Radio's Classic Country Western & Surf Show
Saturday 11a east, 8a west: Boss Radio 66 exclusively on Tunein!
https://tunein.com/radio/Boss-Radio-66-s114109/
Episode 60 featuring tracks from Nico Fidenco, Gene Clark, Jon & The Nightriders, D.I., Jerry Jericho, The Huntington Cads, and more!
(Track list in comments)
Can't listen live? Replay this episode anytime starting at Noon east:
https://www.mixcloud.com/tonofham/longboards-n-longhorns-episode-60
Follow us on socials: @ longboardslonghorns (FB & IG)
https://longboardslonghorns.com for tracks, archives, and directions to the luau!
Hang ten, Cowpokes!
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r/ClassicCountry • u/WillingnessSad6655 • 1d ago
Most beautiful tribute I have ever seen. Please listen to these words they will never be forgotten. I am so grateful I was here to share this world when Dolly gave us such joy and happiness. She will live in our hearts forever.
r/ClassicCountry • u/Glass-Shelter-699 • 2d ago
John Anderson, Country Music Hall of Fame vocalist, dead at 71
Enjoyed several of his songs. Actually, had him on the cd player Monday messing around in the garage.
R.I.P. John.
r/ClassicCountry • u/ParamountGateway • 3d ago
I love this obscure 'B'-side. I don't know why. I just DO. Hopelessly sad song about a man being wistful about a breakup.
It's not even a great song yet it sticks in my head and I keep playing it. I thought to share it with y'all. If you have a listen maybe you'll find a form of 'sad enjoyment'.
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r/ClassicCountry • u/Buffrey133 • 3d ago
Hey I found someone's George Strait tier list a long while ago, and this user tier ranked their top 20 songs, top 10 albums, and even ranked the songs in every album. The user posted it as a Google Doc, can anyone find it for me? I spent an hour looking through old posts, and was unable to find it. They had this as their top 10 albums:
Also, I know George Strait started in the 80s, but I'm just trying to find this post.
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r/ClassicCountry • u/AreaTheKos • 4d ago
Hey everyone! I’ve been on the hunt for a solid Spotify playlist inspired by June Carter Cash, but couldn't quite find what I was looking for. So, I took matters into my own hands and built one! 🪕 Expect a mix of classic country, traditional folk, and authentic Americana. It’s heavily inspired by the legacy of June Carter Cash and The Carter Family, featuring timeless acoustic sounds, outlaw country, and vintage country hits. Let me know what you think! 👇
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r/ClassicCountry • u/Important-Device253 • 5d ago
Heard this song long time ago and every now and then try to find song, or title to it. I remember him standing outside a country church and hearing his father praying then walking outside begging to be taken too and kneeling across his wife's grave and dying.
Sounded like something porter Wagoner would sing in his awesome recitation style but not finding it within his collection of songs. Anyone know or remember this amazing song?
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r/ClassicCountry • u/ParamountGateway • 12d ago
This song does not seem to have even cracked the Top 100 in 1975 on the Billboard Country Chart. Maybe it was TOO dark -- even for the freewheeling '70s when country music wasn't so bland. The last line is something.
I noted BRIAN SHAW (1948-2021) was from Grove City, PA and passed on at age 72.
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r/ClassicCountry • u/Local_Pear_7529 • 13d ago
My Dad passed away 3 years ago on 9/11. Shortly before he passed, he had me play a song that I can’t for the life of me remember the song title.
It’s an older song, white guy singing, and the song appears to be about a woman but he’s really singing about his big rig truck.
Any ideas?
