My favorites are Robert Earl Keen, Cody Jinks, Stoney LaRue and Roger Creager... Who should I add to my playlist?
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Wade Bowen, Randy Rogers Band, Jason Boland, Phil Hamilton, Whiskey Myers, Turnpike Troubadours.
Lesser known band you can check out is Pushwater Band, from Jewitt, TX.
Cody Jinks is probably my all-time favorite.
Lesser known band you can check out is Pushwater Band, from Jewitt, TX.
Cody Jinks is probably my all-time favorite.
George Strait
Josh Abbot
Cody Johnson
Josh Abbot
Cody Johnson
Billie Jo Shaver. Joe Ely. Terry Allen. Maines Brothers.
Jerry Jeff Walker-the older stuff from the 70's.
Ray Wylie Hubbard, Gary P Nunn, and the Lost Gonzo Band
Add to the list, but all my favorites have already been listed above. You could also add Hill Country Jane, though.
Country music is trash.
Long live metal (they are from Texas)
Long live metal (they are from Texas)
Cross Canadian Ragweed by far one of the best and you can argue help start the genre
Dolly Shine
Kyle Bennett Band
Kody West
Koe Wetzel
Dolly Shine
Kyle Bennett Band
Kody West
Koe Wetzel
Here is my favorite country song!!!
Shoot, I didn't think anybody outside of Texas knew about Texas Music!
Those were some of the guys that started the whole thing along with Waylon, Willie, Freddy Fender, Michael Murphy, all the guys from the "Cosmic Cowboys" days.
Didn't they perform at this year's Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo? Reviews weren't too good...No one
Exactly.
Now I don't particularly care for JJW's newer stuff, like one of my buddies on the Deepwater Horizon said "He went all Hawaiian an shit." He even bought some kinda island resort or something, close to Belize maybe? Not that I got anything against Jimmy Buffet style music, it just don't fit my idea of Jerry Jeff Walker/Texas music.
Watched Cross Canadian Ragweed sing lots of Pantera! They opened for Keith Urban at a downtown Boise venue while Reckless Kelly played some dump across town. We figured we’d go watch Reckless and drink. CCR played their show then came down to the dumpy bar we were at and jammed with RK til the bar shut down. Awesome night!
Cory Morrow
Kevin Fowler
Guy Clark
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Stoney LaRue
Casey Donahew
Billy Joe Shaver
95.3 the range
95.9 the ranch
Texas red dirt radio
Kevin Fowler
Guy Clark
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Stoney LaRue
Casey Donahew
Billy Joe Shaver
95.3 the range
95.9 the ranch
Texas red dirt radio
And I can’t believe no one has mentioned the original Outlaw David Allen Coe. He he ain’t Texas country then you can kiss my ass!
Fan of Aaron Watson as he does his own marketing. No big labels to tell him what to sing
This, but add Jimmy Dale Gilmore because he has such an odd but beautiful voice.
Waylon, of course.
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Damn I forgot this guy...
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+1 on Ernest Tubb.
His son, Justin was also born in Texas.
He does this duet with a lady also from Texas. An MC at a concert could not pronounce her birth name but presented her as Goldie Hill. The name stuck.
I could never figure out why a nice girl like her would marry a guy like Carl Smith when his womanizing was so well known.
Barbara Mandrell is from Houston.
Don't forget Tex Williams who was born in Murvaul, Texas.
George Jones was born in Saratoga, Texas.
Leann Womack is from Jacksonville, Texas.
Not that a lot of these folks aren’t great and from Texas, but imho, the line between being from Texas and playing “Texas country music” is pretty significant. Nashville can produce music sang, played etc by Texans that is plain ol bastardized country. Totally different music. There’re exceptions, of course... I was disappointed when Pat Green went Nashville.
FYI Cody Canada and Cross Canadian suck Balls. That dudes a tool and his music is for Savage Owners.
Willis Alan Ramsey
Asleep At The Wheel with Cindy Cashdollar on Steel Guitar
Red Stegall
Rest easy Ray Benson.
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Ray Benson is still alive... thought he died last year.so... that’s awkward..... swing on ,Ray....swing on.
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Ray Benson is still alive... thought he died last year.so... that’s awkward..... swing on ,Ray....swing on.
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I don't listen to a great deal of country music these days, but I'm a big fan of Jimmy Dale Gilmore. His voice can be an acquired taste for a lot of folks - I think he just sounds traditional.
Here's one of his compositions that he sang with Emmylou Harris --
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Wow. That guy sounds like Ian Tyson and Willie Nelson had a child together...
I got tired of shitty modern country radio a few years ago. I spend a lot of time in the car, and I basically just use Pandora now. Looking through my relevant channel’s curated history from the past few days;
Cody Jinks
Tyler Childers
Colter Wall
Randy Rogers Band
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Muscadine Bloodline
Whiskey Myers
Bart Crow Band
Cody Johnson
Turnpike Troubadours
Casey Donahew Band
Charlie Robison
Seven Miles South
Matt Mason
Uncle Lucius
Chris Knight
Jason Boland & the Stragglers
Eli Young Band (their pre-radio stuff)
Dean Brody
Kyle Park
I’ll edit at the end of my shift to add some more as I listen to my channel the rest of the night.
I got to go see Cross Canadian Ragweed twice before they split up. Wish I’d been sober enough to remember the first time (showed up late to the pre-game party, drank entirely too much whiskey) but the second concert was awesome.
Got to see Casey Donahew Band at Joe’s on Weed Street in Chicago a few years ago and they were awesome.
Cody Jinks
Tyler Childers
Colter Wall
Randy Rogers Band
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Muscadine Bloodline
Whiskey Myers
Bart Crow Band
Cody Johnson
Turnpike Troubadours
Casey Donahew Band
Charlie Robison
Seven Miles South
Matt Mason
Uncle Lucius
Chris Knight
Jason Boland & the Stragglers
Eli Young Band (their pre-radio stuff)
Dean Brody
Kyle Park
I’ll edit at the end of my shift to add some more as I listen to my channel the rest of the night.
I got to go see Cross Canadian Ragweed twice before they split up. Wish I’d been sober enough to remember the first time (showed up late to the pre-game party, drank entirely too much whiskey) but the second concert was awesome.
Got to see Casey Donahew Band at Joe’s on Weed Street in Chicago a few years ago and they were awesome. Last edited:
It's hard to take these "country singers" seriously when they are singing about "red neck, dirt road, po'country boy, hard working, beer drinking, honest living"........while they Are driving around in Bentleys and wearing $300 jeans, and a pair of Jordans....
Fucking panderers
No different than the "studio gangster" rappers who rap about killing and the thug life ...but they grew up in Beverly hills......
The only current country singer who I know is a legit "country boy" is Riley Green......and that's only because my wife was friends with him in HS, and she's from podunk Alabama....
Fucking panderers
No different than the "studio gangster" rappers who rap about killing and the thug life ...but they grew up in Beverly hills......
The only current country singer who I know is a legit "country boy" is Riley Green......and that's only because my wife was friends with him in HS, and she's from podunk Alabama....
Ray Wylie, Gary P, the lost Gonzo band was Jerry Jeff's band back in the day.my daddy's brother Bobby, played bass for them . Latter rusty weir too, he had some good set around the campfire, drink and play box guitar stuff. Good times. I remember being snuck into whiskey river nightclub and setting at backstage table with some of them, opening act for Willie, he came in off the bus and set at the table next to me before walking on stage. That old beat up guitar was a site to see even back then. What memories you guys dug up. Thanks!
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