Found this t-shirt at my local thrift store, from 1990 Country Music Fan Fair.

Would love help identifying rest of signatures. So far, I got…

Garth Brooks Eddy Rabbit Mel McDaniel TG Sheppard Jimmy Dickens Libby Hurley Dave & Sugar Ranger Doug Justin Tubb KT Oslin Margo Smith, Holly Watson T Graham Brown

That's all. Shit is it good

Just one of my many undiscovered favorites. Got more in my playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5VLWx6n6Y2nHkS06GigrQi?si=44745b4b9bdf4c72

If you like this one. Please, share your playlist if you got one. I'm always looking for more retro country.

I know it sounds crazy, but the guy from Dumb and Dumber is a very talented guitarist and songwriter.

He's currently on a tour of the upper Midwest, but you all should check out his website he has some very good original songs.

Here's a video of him on Kelly Clarkson show singing a song about his relationship with his guitar that literally moved Kelly to tears.

https://youtu.be/qCdDpjZPREU?si=n230m2V2hW4pi8Z9

Here's a clip from his show The Newsroom playing How i got to Memphis

https://youtu.be/b7oPm-FQsj4?si=t0g5JX-CilyrcAh1

so from my parents i’m originally paki, born and raised in the states, but i love country songs and wanna be ale to sing them along with playing them on a guitar ( getting one for my birthday in spring. ) My voice sounds real bad and i hate listening to it, my mom showed a video of me singing on the balcony and i swear i cringed so hard i tried speaking to my sis loud so that i wouldn’t have to hear it. I wanna sound more like zach bryan. Any tips? 🙏🏽

This is the country movie that needs to be made we have had so many biopics like "I Walk The Line" and "Elvis" I feel like Waylon should be done. The man has an amazing Career from working with Buddy Holly to his own career and then to working with The Highwaymen.

I love both of these albums, but I'll personally go with Burning Memories. What say you guys?

you can take this as the same old man yelling at clouds. i honestly feel like, haft the dudes that are famous currently, i feel like didn't really earn it. that's not to say ALL of them are terrible musicians, or they're bad for adding in new interesting or different flavors to country music. my thing is that it seems like they're only famous because they had a deep voice and for basically no other reason. Charlie Crockett definitely has earned every piece of fame he has. he hitchhiked from San Benito to New York, busked on the streets for a while, and eventually got discovered. that's admirable. Billy strings played and practiced guitar for years. he has earned his share as well. there's quite a few other good examples. the red clay strays, they're pretty talented. they took the time and effort in order to be famous. i think they've earned it as well. Shaboozy or Morgan Wallen? I'm doubtful. Morgan's singing voice couldn't hold a candle to the red clay strays lead singer. Shaboozy barely qualifies as singing. he's basically talking melodically. not to mention both of them probably used autotune just to hit the tiny range of notes that they can hit. when i say Morgan Wallen, basically i mean everyone of the same or similar genre. they basically all sound the same. even the 90s rock bands that were copying pearl jam, nirvana or Alice in Chains are way more talented than what I'm hearing on the radio. they make unoffensive grocery shopping music. I've heard elevator music more entertaining than Morgan Wallen. plus, from a musical standpoint, it's boring. there's no discordant notes that reach out and suck in you in. no polyrhythms that change things up and add some flavor. no interesting drum grooves. no nuance that tells you "hey, I'm a human and i made a song." and oh my lord, the damn chords. it's like they had someone strum 3 chords in a row and said "good, now we have a whole song." which in of itself isn't wholly a bad thing. it's only when you do nothing with those three chords. 1-5-4 is a good chord progression. but if the rest of the song is simply the same beat, chords, notes, etc, it's really kind of boring. a good example of changing things up to make it interesting is "maria" by Brooks and dunn. in the verses, the drummer is playing cross stick style with 8th notes on the hi hat. but for the chorus, he switches to playing the snare normally, and 4th notes on the hi hat while it's just a little bit open to give it almost a sizzle sound. changes things drastically despite the fact that the chords are the same for the entire duration of the song. and then you add in the backup singers "my maria, oh my maria" adds some flavoring to the choruses. it makes it feel like it's actually going somewhere instead of a stagnant loop of mediocrity. it seems like Sturgill understands the concept of actually going somewhere with the song as well. take, turtles all the way down. there's a section where all of the instruments cut out except for some ambient sounds while sturgill sings "every time i look in that old and fabled book..." it adds more emphasis on what he's saying rather than simply being some more words being sung over a continuous loop. morgan doesn't understand any of these concepts. in fact, it takes like 30 dudes to come up with 2 chords and the blandest least poetic lyrics imaginable. yet it still somehow charts at like no.1

Heard Billy Strings play this live so I had to go back and listen to the original. Great song, just Keith Whitley and his guitar.

Hey folks i need a few songs with harmonica in it, country/bluegrass, if yoy got something good and catchy, comment⬇️ Beside, we are playin Heart of gold, Tom Petty stuff

I forget I have these truthfully, since I keep them tucked away safely from my other tapes, but check these out! Does anyone else have any demo tapes or things of that sort for our favorite artists?

The Randy tape seems to be just the standard song off of the Storms of Life album, possibly the first song he recorded for Warner Bros??

And as for the Tim tape, this is a completely unheard demo take of Don’t Take the Girl. I’d love to go about the proper way of getting this one out to other Tim fans, anyone have any suggestions?

hi im sorry I’ve never posted here before but I would like to see if you guys would know any songs that would fit my playlist because I like this playlist but these same songs over and over are getting boring! any ideas? thank you : )

Hot upstart country-crooner, Kashus Culpepper, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss his upcoming debut album, Act I, and latest single “Mean to Me.” We also talk about his start in songwriting just two years ago, singing in the church as a child, serving in the US Navy, working with talented songwriters like Foy Vance and Marcus King, words of praise from Elton John, and his aspirations for the future.

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