- 10 years ago Sticky: What is your favorite country song?
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+15 +1Niko Moon - COASTIN' (Country)
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+3 +1The Ring of Fire
Parody of Johnny Cash's song.
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+29 +1Charley Pride, Pioneering Black Country Singer, Dead at 86
Country Music Hall of Fame member died in Texas from complications related to Covid-19
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+4 +1Charley Pride, Pioneering Black Country Singer, Dead at 86
Country Music Hall of Fame member died in Texas from complications related to Covid-19
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+23 +1Why Navajos Love Their Country Music
An anthropologist who is also a singer-songwriter explores how Southwestern Native bands shake up the notion of “cowboys and Indians.”
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+9 +1Glen Campbell - Gentle on My Mind (terrific guitar break)
Discovery
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+17 +1The Heart
Kris Kristofferson
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+2 +1Jolene, Horror Version
Elli Jelly
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+7 +1Kane Brown - Lose It
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+2 +1Mr Shorty
Marty Robbins
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+9 +1Agriculture Wars
If country music gave voice to many American farmers during the 20th century, what does it have to say about the fundamental shift in farm labor that is coming to define the 21st? By Nick Murray.
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+41 +1Mel Tillis, Country Entertainer and Songwriter, Dead at 85
Country performer Mel Tillis, songwriter of hits by Kenny Rogers, Ricky Skaggs and others, has died at 85.
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+9 +1Gangstagrass- I'm Gonna Put You Down
From the album "Lightning on the strings, thunder on the mic"
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+14 +1Johnny Cash - One Piece At A Time
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+34 +1Toby Keith - Wacky Tobaccy
Music video by Toby Keith performing Wacky Tobaccy.
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+10 +1Country music is the most drug-ridden of any genre, including rap
A mother or father traveling through American life with their children planted in the backseat of their car will often times change the tunes on the radio from rap and hip-hop to so-called "safer" genres, like jazz or country music. Many parents figure exposing their offspring to certain types of music will also introduce them to controversial topics, including the appropriation, or "coolness," of drug use.
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+2 +1Blood Red and Goin’ Down
Tanya Tucker
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+6 +1Atomic Number
Neko Case, k,d. Lang, Laura Veirs
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+39 +1Country music star Merle Haggard dead at 79
Country musician Merle Haggard, who emerged from prison to become the poetic voice of the American working man with hits such as "Mama Tried" and "If We Make It Through December," died on Wednesday, his 79th birthday, said manager Frank Mull.
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+6 +1Merle Haggard - Mama Tried
RIP, Merle.
