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By Rolling Stone. What makes a great country song? It tells a story. It draws a line. It has a twang you can feel down to the soles of your feet.

Country music classic songs

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By Rolling Stone. What makes a great country song? It tells a story. It draws a line. It has a twang you can feel down to the soles of your feet.

Country music classic songs

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Streets Of Bakersfield. Both parody "pitching woo"? And there's nothing better than feeling that way. Low Down Blues. Bill Anderson. By Marissa R. John Denver. But where he truly shines is on "In Color," a bittersweet ballad about man trying to convince his grandson that his photos — and his life — were more vibrant than just black and white, displaying a delicate sense for narrative and an emotive voice that's both calloused and vulnerable. That's for middle age. Perpetually unsung, the Flatlanders were a Lubbock trio who sounded like — well, there was Jimmie Dale Gilmore's flat, twangy voice; the warble of a singing saw; the lyrics that made sutras of psychedelic complexity sound like they were something Grandma crocheted into a throw pillow. Country music rendered with the sharpened eye of an author.

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Six months after Price's release, Jerry Lee Lewis's first Sun Records side was a more blatantly delirious rock cover that turned many heads. Lefty Frizzell. You Belong To Me [feat. David Allan Coe. Fame and fortune never made it back to Choates, however. A stoic virtuoso from the western North Carolina boonies, Scruggs peppered the air with rippling eighth-note ragtime rolls on "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" a song derived from an earlier track, "Bluegrass Breakdown," that he wrote for Bill Monroe , trading solo breaks with fiddler Benny Sims. Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain. Jim Reeves. Remastered But conservative host Sean Hannity wasn't in on the track's deeper meaning, using it as the theme song for his political radio show. The Essential Eddy Arnold. The second Number One single off Garth Brooks' debut LP, "The Dance" is a better-to-have-loved-and-lost slow jam that co-writer Tony Arata had been playing to open mic nights since he had moved to Nashville a few years earlier. If sparks flying off metal could sound sophisticated , they'd sound like Earl Scruggs' three-finger, five-string, five-alarm-fire banjo picking on this instrumental classic, which enshrined the banjo as a lead instrument in bluegrass. Poems, Prayers And Promises. John Denver.