On That Note: A little bit country
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Apparently all the good quality video of this isnt on the YouTube anymore.
This DEFINITELY did get airplay on country radio. I even accidentally heard it myself about 1981 working on a job site. Of course I was the only one there who knew who was performing it (or cared).
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I love watching Jay Bennett rock out. My sister named her 2nd kid Norah Lea without knowing it was Woody Guthrie’s daughter’s name.
King George with one of the purest country ballads:
Collin Raye with a wistful song about love:
Toby Keith breaking out the attitude:
Brad Paisley with a fairly accurate commentary on alcohol:
Dixie Chicks taking care of business, with an assist from Dennis Franz:
Collin Raye with a wistful song about love:
Toby Keith breaking out the attitude:
Brad Paisley with a fairly accurate commentary on alcohol:
Dixie Chicks taking care of business, with an assist from Dennis Franz:
A couple of country covers of songs first performed by rock acts:
Mark Chesnutt covering Aerosmith's "Don't Want to Miss a Thing":
I couldn't find an "official" video of Collin Raye's cover of Journey's "Open Arms":
Mark Chesnutt covering Aerosmith's "Don't Want to Miss a Thing":
I couldn't find an "official" video of Collin Raye's cover of Journey's "Open Arms":
I was introduced to this band watching a Farm Aid . So that should count.
Written by Tom T. Hall. With this song, Jeannie C. Riley was the first female artist to top both Billboard Hot 100 and U.S. Hot Country charts with the same song. Dolly Parton was the next with “9 to 5” in 1981.
The Eagles were always as much country as they were rock.
Apparently the Eagles didn't do "official videos"...
Apparently the Eagles didn't do "official videos"...
Even the warmups sound amazing...
No discussion of country music could EVER be complete without the Hag.
