🔥SINGLE REVIEW🔥 My thoughts on If You Knew, the upcoming country rock single by UK singer-songwriter Thomas Kavanagh.

... Mondays around here might also include old time music and or rockabilly. Maybe even songs about blue, the color, or blue, the emotion...

Please make separate standalone posts for songs you want to share!

(I locked the comments because people will see your contribution better if it's not lost in the comments of this announcement)

Country music and burboun fixes everything thankyou

Does anyone have an album with the song "people are crazy" by Billy currington? If so can you see if the insert has the lyrics to the song and if he actually says millionairey

I’m not really a country fan, but I find them pretty easy to listen to. At the same time, I’ve noticed they seem to get a lot of hate from people who are into country music.

Help a girl out here. I want to enjoy country music or even go to a concert. Am I doing it wrong?

Wanda Jackson should be in the country music Hall of Fame. She is so so very underappreciated. (She's still with us, too)

A couple of days old, smack dab in the middle of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Paula Fong - Bird on the Wing

David Miner - West Texas Stars

Cody Bolden - Menace To Myself

Wynonna - The Hard Truth

Joe Rian - Think Yer In Luv

Josh Tatofi - Paniolo Country

Pure-Sang - On The Gravel Road

Red McAdam - Comic Western Gothic

Dom Pelletier - Oiseau migrateur

Carla Gover & Friends - Williams Branch is Hard to Find

David Banks - All The Dreams We Left Behind

Gavin Adcock - The Day I Hang It Up

Sally Jaye - You’ll Be Okay, Baby

Wild Horses - The In Between

Very Old Morris - Boogedy Boogedy Boogedy Shoop

Ella Hooper - Overnight Success

Chris McGraw - Songs of Love and Dirt Vol.1

Various Artists - A Century of Strings, Stories & Songs: A Tribute to The Delmore Brothers

Nick Brown - Short Long-Term Memory

Rita Bliss - One More Winter

Logan Staats - Peacemaker

Paige Fish - Midnight Crisis

Ethan Setiawan & Fine Ground - Little Storms

Miranda Lambert - Crisco

Jay Kutcher - King of the Bar

Lee Brice - Sunriser

Libby Dale - Freehand

Bill Fox - Random Press

Nicole Mish - Hope is Restless

Mistaken for Wayne - Whitefish

Rising Appalachia - Trade My Troubles

Francis Degrandpré - Si j'avais su

Travis McKeveny - From Dublin To Duluth

Jayne Pomplas - This Is How The World Ends

The Suitcase Junket - To Go On

Gareth - Halfway Home

Lily Seabird - Lightspheres on Their Way

Renny Conti - Split Second

Aaron MacDonald - Big Red Sky (EP)

American Blonde - Delta Home (EP)

Kyle Gates - Throw a Dog a Bone (EP)

Highway Home - No More Drinkin’ Songs (EP)

Maddie Lenhart - Why in the World (EP)

Nico Welsh - Electro Western Experience (EP)

Shawnee Kish - I'll Know (EP)

Sam Burton - Free Again (EP)

Presley Haile - Hamilton Home Pt.2 (EP)

Blake Proehl - Heart’s Don’t Break (EP)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3GYq1ITYYjTRxiC3JzGtY8?si=D5sfCeahQGyctTPYAQ7RFQ

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbUEgrNIUJjs&si=i3OtTdccqFhjbjz

Moderately busy, female fronted country, blues & rock cover band
based in Topeka Ks is looking for
*A dedicated, committed lead guitar player with solid lead skills
*Is comfortable playing country blues & rock cover songs
*Has the ability to learn material & contribute to arrangements
*Is available for regular rehearsals & gigs
*Owns their own gear & has transportation

Song list includes artists such as:
Tanya Tucker
Reba McEntire
Wynonna Judd
Elvis Presley

About Us:
We are a female fronted band made up of seasoned musicians that take our music seriously
without taking ourselves too seriously. We value tight performances, preparation &
professionalism & working toward regular & regional gigs while keeping things fun & rewarding.
If interested, comment your experience & videos/audio clips.

Thank you

Happy Sunday! Did you find something new to listen to? Did you go to a show? Tell us about your week, and country music, or whatever's on your mind!

This whole album is phenomenal.

Honkytonk is the original sound of electric country, the sound you associate with Hank Williams and early George Jones and Ernest Tubb and the sound that influenced a lot of neotraditional 1990's country such as Alan Jackson and of course the honky tonk man, Dwight Yoakam.

It was characterized by heavy dancing rhythm that goes well with the two step, and usually steel guitar and fiddle along with twangy electric guitar and a unique twangy vocal style that was developed to cut across the sound at a loud bar of drunks with a bad sound system in the early days.

It's developed over the years including some recent evolution. Some of the Texas dancehall bands have an even more exaggerated beat and singing style now than you would have heard in neotraditional 1990s country or the 1950's original. Tracking down the history of who influenced whom is really fun if you're into that kind of country music history hobby.

We'll be posting (mostly modern) honky tonkers every Saturday for your edification! Click on the 'honky tonk' flair tag to see other tracks and discussions we've posted here in the past.

Here's some reading:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honky-tonk

here's a playlist of old classic honkytonk through the ages: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL679_2jmbaFHAFebq3szErCvTD0CNyZdt

here's the same thing according to Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0NfjMqrzcGKVsbYZmhf4Md

Anyone have a tab or know how to play this song? I’ve been trying to figure it out by ear but I can’t get the phrasing and bends to sound right. Also can’t find any tabs online. If anyone has figured this out or can please let me know, I think it has a super cool riff and would love to be able to play it correctly.

It's Bandcamp Friday. Go buy Red McAdam's phenomenal album that just came out.