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Favourite country songs
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By *ublustMan
over a year ago
Dublin |
I like to think I've got a fairly eclectic taste in music but country music is very much under represented in that. If I was to pick a single artist, it would be Johnny Cash by a long distance.
I'd have a sneaking regard for Glen Campbell "By the time I get to Phoenix" and predictable stuff like "the Gambler" by Kenny Rogers. If I had to pick an Irish song, it'd be "Past the point of rescue" but if we're going contemporary, CMAT is excellent and amazing live, check her out.
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Mmmmmmm a few to be honest
Definitely some Philly as her neighbour
Blanket on the ground
Queen of the silver dollar
Truck driving woman
Brad paisley
We danced
Whiskey lullaby stop the world wee decky |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love that classic by the Muffled Tones "How can I tell you I love you when you're sitting on my face"
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The love song by the Firr Crackers "Don't go down the coal mine granny as there's enough slack in your knickers"  |
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"Beautiful crazy - Luke Combs "
I love Luke combs and the late Toby Keith I love beautiful crazy and hurricane and tobys should of been a cowboy and his last song don’t let the old man in I absolutely love American country music Alan Jackson is another favourite |
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By *og-ManMan 48 weeks ago
somewhere |
Dont know many modern country songs but Glen Campbell was played a lot in our house by my dad
Wichita Lineman
Like a Rhinestone cowboy
Gentle on my mind
Galveston
By The time I get to Phoenix
All evoke some beautiful childhood memories |
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Convoy, The JCB song, Hay Wrap, Private Adrew Malone, She's in love with a boy, travelling soldier, The field's of Anthenry, that's to name a few. 
