Podcasts about country classics

Welcome to WCCY's new and probably short lived new series where we review hard to find and obscure old VHS tapes!  In this episode they discover Fred Carter and his many many guns used for hunting. Another one bites the dust in this sick and mostly depressing display of “hunting”. Have fun….   Please consider supporting us on Patreon to gain access to exclusive episodes (‘Reading Club'), videos and other bonus content!: https://patreon.com/wccy?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=creatorshare   www.wccy.co.uk   They would love your feedback! Please get in touch. Audio Feedback: https://speakpipe.com/whocanconvinceyou Twitter: https://twitter.com/Whocanconvince Facebook: https://fb.me/whocanconvinceyoupodcast Email: whocanconvinceyou@gmail.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Kz8MMoNIZKvX8ZiQ3wG3A  

We're putting the spotlight on the incredible talent of Country Cousins. Lead vocals Jubal Rodriguez has earned a reputation as the 'Elvis of Dubai', thanks to his mesmerizing vocals and passion for country music. Alongside the band's guitar accompaniment, they treated us with two unforgettable Elvis classics. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join me as we talk about one of the most important love country songs to ever grace the radio. You can say it comes Strait, from the heart! Haha! Knee slapper. ;)

Today, we dive more into the country classic series as probably one of the most prestigious songs, prestigious artist, and the most compelling story of the songs so far! Join me as we talk about Johnny Cash and the true human being he was in his struggles to walk the line! email me at Ofthesteelguitar37@outlook.comhttps://linktr.ee/ofthesteelguitarpod

There are fewer more iconic songs in country music lore then this collaboration between two of the greatest country music icons of their generation. Join me as we talk about the song that captures Western themes, the original versions of the song, and the interesting way that Willie decided to choose to record it on the album! email me at Ofthesteelguitar37@outlook.comhttps://linktr.ee/ofthesteelguitarpod

Another installment of the song analysis series on the Podcast. Today, we have one in which I found to be an absolute joy to dive into, American Remains. Join me as we talk about the iconic Highwaymen, how they influenced country music, their progressive lyrical approach to discuss Americans, their continuous evolving culture, and stages! Come email me at Ofthesteelguitar37@outlook.comFiddle Intro by Miss. Rachel CrickFollow her on instagram @rachelannecrickHer Fiverr link is below! https://www.fiverr.com/s/j0GKlZRest of Intro: Jeremy Kinghttps://www.fiverr.com/s/8VRWNz

This is a follow up from Josh's suggestion from the previous episode. Loud & Heavy is a staple in the Neo-Traditional country movement, and is the most played Cody Jinks track to date! There's something about just a summer thunderstorm that screams southern. Join me as we discuss the oddity of the Origin story, the assimilation to how it applies to our lifes, and a lyrical breakdown. You can say it'll be…. Shocking. Okay, i'll see myself out. Haha! ————————————————————Come email me at Ofthesteelguitar37@outlook.comFiddle Intro by Miss. Rachel CrickFollow her on instagram @rachelannecrickHer Fiverr link is below! https://www.fiverr.com/s/j0GKlZRest of Intro: Jeremy KingFiverrhttps://www.fiverr.com/s/8VRWNz

Yooo, it's already 9? That's crazy! I'm having an absolute ball sharing and talking about country music with you all! I have some HUGE things coming so keep up with me! Today I sat down to talk about a song that we all hope to be able to say one day! Join me as we discuss the history of it, the lyrical analyzation, and the misconception of the Paycheck #1 hit! ————————————————————Come email me at Ofthesteelguitar37@outlook.comFiddle Intro by Miss. Rachel CrickFollow her on instagram @rachelannecrickHer Fiverr link is below! https://www.fiverr.com/s/j0GKlZRest of Intro: Jeremy KingFiverr link:https://www.fiverr.com/s/8VRWNz

Boots & Saddle - April 12, 2022 w/ guest host DJ Salty Cracker 1. Country Fresh - David Quinn (Country Fresh - 2022)  2. Arkansas Bound - Sad Daddy (Way Up In The Hills - 2022) 3. Strip Job Blues 1984 - Ian Noe (River Fools & Mountain Saints 4. Hanging from the Branches Above - Sin City (Welcome To Sin City - 2022) 5. Open Roads - Jade Brodie (Open Roads - 2022) 6. Shampoo - Izaak Opatz (Shampoo - 2022) 7. Rated X - Neko Case (The Tigers Have Spoken - 2004) 8. You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man) - Butcher Holler (A Tribute to Loretta Lynn - 2010) 9. Don't Come Home a-Drinkin' - Miss Georgia Peach (Aloha from Kentucky - 2022) 10. Fist City - The Meat Purveyors (Someday Soon Things Will Be Much Worse! - 2006) 11. You're the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly - JP Harris & Nikki Lane (Why Don't We Duet in the Road - 2017) 12. She's About a Mover - Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty (Feelins' - 1975) 13. Too Mean - Brandon Jesse (A Different Shade - 2022) 14. Fathers Son [Live] - Jake Vaadeland (Live at the EA Rawlinson Centre - 2022) 15. I Walk Alone - Mary Simich (How Does One Begin - 2022) 16. Rancho Azul - Calexico (El Mirador - 2022) 17. Chestnut Blight - Freakons, Freakwater, Mekons (Freakons - 2022) 18. Wild Animals - Lasers Lasers Birmingham (Warning - 2019) 19. Mountain Lion Mama - Desiree Cannon (Beach Sleeper - 2018) 20. Strange - Dylan Earl (Squirrel in the Garden - 2019) 21. Nick and Joe - Chris Acker (Odd, Ordinary & Otherwise - 2021) 22. She's My Rock - Stoney Edwards (Lost Country Hits Of The 70s - 2013) 23. Son of a Bum - Nat Stuckey (Keep 'Em Country - 1969) 24. Ready For The Times To Get Better- Crystal Gayle (Crystal - 1976) 25. Country Rose - Roy Drusky (30 Country Classics - 2010) 26. Redneck Roots - Vernon Oxford (I Just Want to Be a Country Singer - 2016) 27. Little Devil - Jesse Daniel (Single - 2022) 28. Toast That Lie - Patrick B Ray (Toast That Lie - 2022) 29. Sink & Drown - 10 Cent Stranger (When You Move On - 2021) 30. If Tommy Duncan's Voice Was Booze - Brennen Leigh w/ Asleep At The Wheel ( [Single] Obsessed With The West - 2022) 31. Pasa-Get-Down-Dena - Corb Lund ( [Single] Songs My Friends Wrote - 2022) 32. Tower of Song - Willie Nelson (Tower of Song - 2022) 33. River In The Rain - Joshua Hedley (Country & Western - 2022)  

Boots & Saddle | March 22, 2022 w/ guest-host Brian Saunderson 1. Take the Hands Off the Clock – Joyce Smith (Canadian Queen of Country Music – 1965) 2. The Claw – [Instrumental] – Freddie Pelletier (Canadian Country Guitar Picker – 1973) 3. Forget It – Tom T. Hall (Country Is – 1974) 4. Fifteen Years Ago – Lois Davies (Lois Davies – 1971) 5. Come On Back – Hank Karr (Stealin' My World – 1966) 6. A Game in Town Like This – Corb Lund (Losin' Lately Gambler – 2009) 7. Double Neck Boogie [Instrumental] – Joe Maphis (King of the Strings – 1965) 8. Letters Have No Arms – Vernon Oxford (His and Hers – 1980) 9. Blue Side of Town – Lori Yates (Can't Stop the Girl – 1989) 10. Honky Tonkin' Singalong – Patti Mayo (Restless Heart – 1983) 11. Vagabond – The Great Western Orchestra (The Great Western Orchestra – 1989) 12. Country Polka [Instrumental] – Buck Owens and His Buckaroos (The Instrumental Hits of –1965) 13. Don't Make Me Go to School – Tammy Wynette (Stand by Your Man – 1969) 14. Williams Lake Stampede – Alan Moberg (Walk in His Moccasins – 1970) 15. The Auctioneer – Earl Morin (Wheels of Love – 1968) 16. Curtain in the Window – Ray Price (The Same Old Me – 1966) 17. Pushin' Pedals [Instrumental] – Jimmie Day (Nashville Steel Guitar – 1961) 18. The Old Chisholm Trail – Fred Penner (Special Delivery – 1983) 19. Don't Come Home A Drinkin' – Carroll Baker (20 Country Classics – 1978) 20. Jeannie in a Bottle – Scotty Campbell and His Wardenaires (Smokin' and Drinkin' – 2008) 21. Coffee Break [Instrumental] – The Hickorys (Vic Mullen Presents The Hickorys – 1972) 22. Black Slacks – Robert Gordon (Rock Billy Boogie – 1979) 23. Jackson – Charlie McCoy [Instrumental] (The Real McCoy – 1972) 24. He Thinks I Still Care – Janice Carson & Federal Cases (On Stage at the Dell Motor Hotel) 25. Pickin' Wildflowers – Stoney Edwards (Blackbird – 1976) 26. What Makes Me Run to You – Donna Darlene & Shot Jackson (The Hurtin' Side of Country – 1967) 27. Tune Into My Wave – k.d. lang and the reclines (Angel with a Lariat – 1987) 28. Crazy Arms [Instrumental] – Duane Eddy (“Twang” a Country Song – 1963) 29. Today I Started Loving You Again – Linda Wallesch (I'm Just Me) 30. Kamloops City – Country Odyssey (Single) 31. It's Crazy – Shirley Field (Yours Sincerely – 1969) 32. Play Boy – The Thompson Valley Boys (It's Music Country Style – 196?) 33. Mansion on the Hill [Instrumental] – Dean Hutchinson (Dobro Guitar) 34. Kansas City Star – Roger Miller (The 3rd Time Around – 1965) 35. Back Street Affair – Miss Shirley (Kitty Wells Songbook – 1967) 36. The Thingamajig – Johnnie Lee Wills (Rompin' Stompin' Singin' Swingin' – 1983) 37. Caribou to Nashville – Gary Fjellgaard (Ballads & Beer – 1979) 38. San Angelo [Instrumental] – Red Rhodes & the Road Runners (Once a Day – 1961) 39. Hurt So Bad – Jaime Wyatt featuring Shooter Jennings (Neon Cross – 2020) 40. Honky Tonkin' at the Gold Range – Ryan McCord (From the Railyard to the Woodyard – 2020) 41. Shamrock – Sturgill Simpson (The Ballad of Dood & Juanita – 2021) 42. A Fallen Star [Instrumental] – Billy Budd (The Versatile Sounds of... - 1971) 43. Roll, Truck, Roll – Sean Burns & Lost Country (A Bakersfield Half-Dozen – 2020)

Episode 143 featured songs from Martina McBride's incredible Timeless album - one of the best collections of Country Classics ever recorded! ❤🎧

OTRS 122 John's Old Time Radio Show R. CRUMB'S RECORD ROOM PT. 53 “Old-Time Country Classics”. John Heneghan, Robert Crumb & Eden Brower play fabulous 78 rpm records from Crumb's record collection in France. Over At Tom's House/ The Fiddler's … Continue reading →

The Country Brothers do a track-by-track review of the compilation record "NOW That's What I Call Country Classics 90s" featuring songs from Billy Ray Cyrus, Reba McEntire, and Deana Carter. They uncover more tracks for the auntie party playlist and Dom has a conspiracy theory about one of Duwaun's favorite songs. Remember to leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts to help the podcast against the Al-G Rhythm. Follow the Country Brothers on Instagram: @CountryBrothersPod @Polecat_Supreme @TheDomJohnson

In our eighth episode, Deb, Pete, and Jess discuss Garth's entire Country Classics cover album from the 'Blame it All on My Roots' box set. Join their journey as they talk about such classics as 'Great Balls of Fire', 'Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down', 'Fishin' in the Dark', 'Unwound' and much more. Relive these classic country songs that helped make Garth who he is - all done the Garth Brooks way!

It's time for our annual Cover Song Extravaganza, where you'll hear some of the finest in country music covering songs by some of the finest in country music.  BOOTS & SADDLE - November 3, 2020 The Cover Song Extravaganza Vol. 4 1. Relief Is Just a Swallow Away - Jeff Woolsey (The Real Me - 2016)  2. You're Still on My Mind - Charley Crockett (Lil G.L.'s Honky Tonk Jubilee - 2017) 3. Thanks a Lot - Georgette Jones (Thanks a Lot: Texas Troubadour - A Tribute to Ernest Tubb) - 2014) 4. I'm As Free As The Breeze - Ernest Tubb (Sings Just Call Me Lonesome (And Other Great Songs By Rex Griffin) - 1963) 5. A Dear John Letter - Skeeter Davis & Bobby Bare (Tunes for Two - 1965)  6. Bury the Bottle With Me - Hank Topless (Songs I Hate To Sing - 2019) 7. Big Iron - Colter Wall (Western Swing & Waltzes and Other Punchy Songs - 2020) 8. Conscience Turn Your Back - Redd Volkaert (No Stranger To A Tele - 2001)  9. Don't It Make You Wanna Dance - Todd Snider (Live: The Storyteller - 2011) 10. Old Chunk of Coal - Johnny Cash (Unearthed (Box Set) - 2003)  11. They'll Never Take Her Love From Me - George Jones (My Favorites Of Hank Williams - 1962) 12. Baby We're Really In Love - Leona Williams (Single - 1969) 13. You Win Again - Vernon Oxford (Woman, Let Me Sing You a Song (Expanded Edition) - 1966) 14. I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love With You) - Faron Young (Sweethearts Or Strangers - 1957) 15. There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight - Hank Locklin (Sings Hank Williams - 1964) 16. Lovesick Blues - The Ventures (The Ventures Play the Country Classics - 1963) 17. Your Cheatin' Heart - Patsy Cline (Sentimentally Yours - 1962) 18. Close Up the Honky Tonks - Amber Digby (Music from the Honky Tonks -  2007) 19. Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line - Mark Stuart (Texacali Troubadour - 2019) 20. I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me) - Kayla Hotte & her Rodeo Pals (Kayla Hotte & her Rodeo Pals - 2014)  21. Can't Hardly Wait - Justin Townes Earle (Midnight At The Movies - 2009) 22. Me and Bobby McGee - Zephaniah OHora (Truckin' Singles - 2020) 23. Loves Gonna Live Here - Tanya Tucker (w/ Jim Lauderdale) (My Turn - 2009) 24. Foolin' Around - Warren Smith (The First Country Collection Of Warren Smith - 1961) 25. Swinging Doors - Porter Wagoner (The Bottom of the Bottle - 1968) 26. That's the Way Love Goes - Hayes Carll (feat. Allison Moorer) (Alone Together Sessions - 2020) 27. Running Kind - Skinny Dyck (Get To Know Lonesome -  2020)  28. I Threw Away the Rose - Charley Pride (The Country Way - 1967) 29. Another Bridge to Burn - Melba Montgomery (Single - 1989) 30. Help Me Make it Through The Night - Jerry Lee Lewis (Touching Home - 1971)  31. What Made Milwaukee Famous - Ezra Lee (Copycat Killer - 2019) 32. Searching (For Someone Like You) - Lucille Starr (Lonely Street (Expanded Edition) - 1969) 33. Buckaroo -  Jeff Bradshaw & Dave Hamilton (Swingin' Country Dance Toons - 2003)  34. Dancing Queen - Robbie Fulks 

Disc jockey segment classic country Classics on the Kenny Rodriguez show ending it with the today's number one by Justin Moore why we drink on the Kenny Rodriguez show

The surprising stories behind some of the biggest-ever crossover hits. All of them Top 10, if not #1, on both the country AND pop charts.

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In this episode we talking about the Possum, George Jones! A Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award winner, "No Show" Jones wrote several Country Classics, including "He Stopped Loving Her Today", and "White Lightening." His youth was spend dealing with an alcoholic father and having five sisters. To escape his home life, George would busk on the streets with his guitar. After getting a gig playing guitar on a radio show, George started his journey to musical stardom.  George Jones brushed elbows with the greats of country music; Merle Hagard, Waylon Jennings, Johnny PayCheck and even the King, Elvis himself! (check out their episodes for more on Country Music Mayhem) Ben & I discuss George's arrest record, including the time he got a DUI on a lawnmower and this one time, when he flushed $2,500 down the toilet for fun! Ben details a method on dealing with gofers/groundhogs, we come up with a nickname, Bumper-Deuce and all the Scooby-Doo copycats. Learn all that and more in the Genesis of George Jones! Leave an Anonymous SpeakPipe Voice Msg: www.crimeinmusic.com Tweet Us: www.twitter.com/crimeinmusic IG: www.instagram.com/crimeinusic FaceBook: www.facebook.com/crimeinmusic

This week you can see how well you know classic country and bluegrass music as we present The Bluegrass Allstars covering Country Classics.  Good luck and enjoy the show!

Biggie Up!It's another fortnight, and it's another argument.We've changed the way that we record, so the audio is in glorious stereo. Do send a message if it's still a bit crap :-)This time we look at the classic French movie "Amelie" which has an 89% rating on Rotten Tomatoes... not that I have to mention that... but I may have to mention that, and we have a selection of Country Classics from Flick So it doesn't really go as well as expected, but at least I admit that I love a certain country start more than a 45 year old man should.Tinkety TonkJohn

THIS WILL PUT YOUR MIND WAY BACK TO THE FRONTIER OF THE 1800'S WITH STORIES STRAIGHT FROM AMERICA'S HISTORY

We are turning ONE YEARS OLD TODAY! This is also the 3rd show of our Country Music Blitz as we steam roll towards out Battle of the Bands Country Style at Factory One. So proud to have a special guest on our show tonight as we turn 1, Please welcome Mr. Rowdy Yates! He will be on tonights show talking about all kinds of stuff, who knows what that will be. We will also be playing some Country Classics to keep us in the mood, For Country Music that is. It is going to be a busy night my friends and hopefully one that each and every one of you can play back in archive and enjoy anytime you want. March 25 at Factory One in Dexter, Maine is the event for the Country Battle, I hope to see ya there!

In this episode, we return to the Hudson Valley Fiber Farm where Susan Gibbs gives us a lesson in dyeing with Kool-Aid and Country Classics dyes. See this article on Knitty for more detail on Kool-Aid dyeing and this colorchart for more information What am I wearing: Shawl made with Prism Wildstuff in Woodlands colorway Special thanks to Susan [...]