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[@johnniekight1879]

There's a big difference between classic country and today's country pop.

[@JustMe-dc6ks]

The video had music from umpteen different eras of country music.

[@oltedders]

​@@JustMe-dc6ks It was all over the place and just enough of the tune to get you pissed off.

[@TheNighthhawk]

100% so.

[@timtimini7641]

I call modern country: "Urban Country."

[@sunseeraleigh1264]

So true.

[@scoobysnacks]

Did you know that Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" is actually a cover. That is Dolly Parton's song, although Dolly sings it a lot differently. She wrote it for her friend Porter Waggoner who gave her her first break on his television show. After several years of being on his show she decided that she wanted to go out on her own and wrote the song to let Porter Waggoner know how much she loved him for all that he did for her. Whitney's cover took on a while different meaning. She's written over 3000 songs for herself and many other artists, so I'm sure you've heard several and just don't know it. Dolly is the current Queen of Country. She recently was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. When they originally told her that she was going to be inducted she turned them down because she's never sung Rock and Roll music. But the Rock and Roll fans wanted her in their hall of fame anyway. So she graciously accepted, and then she recorded a Rock and Roll album because she said that she didn't want to feel like a fraud. She is one of our national treasures.

[@davidgiles5912]

Actually Dolly is the Empress of Country as she dominates the decades while other females occasionally have the title of Queen, Dolly remains.

[@soulcornflake1]

She's more than just a singer and songwriter. Dolly supports a charity that gives storybooks to children and she gave $1 million to Moderna to help them develop their Covid vaccine. How many Americans she has actually helped save is countless

[@SGlitz]

And these people did it on talent, no autotune, digital, etc.

[@conniemiller5208]

Today's "country music" isn't country music. When we want to hear country, we have to go back to this classic era. It was good through the 90s and then started going downhill. Fortunately, we are still able to listen to these gems.

[@joeterp5615]

I agree 100%!

[@RebelKaoss89]

Say it louder for the ones in the back!

[@toolshed2ndbatt]

It’s still around. You just won’t find it on the radio and the CMA’s. You have to get online and find it. Try Sierra Farrell, Nicki Lane, BlackBerry Smoke, and Whitney Morgan.

[@greywater3186]

@@conniemiller5208 96.3 in Phoenix. Classic country (80’s & 90’s) with throwbacks from the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s.

[@lestrada1351]

It's lost its authenticity And no one yoddles any more, probably because it's very technical and hard to do

[@ohmightywez]

Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, Hank Williams and Hank Williams Jr., Johnny Cash, George Strait, Roger Miller, Emmy Lou Harris, the Judds. There are so many incredibly talented people.

[@tvc184]

One that is often overlooked is Ronnie Milsap with more #1 country hits (35) than anyone in that list except for George Strait, Conway Twitty and Merle Haggard.

[@Slane583]

Dwight Yoakam seems to be over looked quite a lot these days.

[@annemiller7315]

Alan Jackson too!

[@sherreecasusol1448]

That song you like is Hurt, a Nine Inch Nails song written by Trent Reznor. Reznor said it wasn’t his song anymore, it now belongs to Johnny Cash.

[@Tebssis]

An Okie is someone from Oklahoma and Muskogee is a town in Oklahoma. Check out the full video of Johnny Cash covering Hurt. Bet you'll be in tears before it's over because the emotion just drips off his singing.

[@forestcatkay14]

Hurt- the video, the singing, Johnny's expression throughout it.

[@russellfuchs7903]

I have trouble listening to his version ever since I first heard it. A song that he can relate to personally.

[@soulcornflake1]

The term "Okie from Muskogee" is also used as an insult to mean someone from a small town who's not very bright.

[@wookiewes]

Need to listen to Dolly and Kenny "Islands in the Stream "

[@josecarbajal5710]

Kenny Rogers Jackass?

[@DrCecil86]

@@josecarbajal5710 🤣😂🤣

[@newgrl]

Willie Nelson is the only person on earth that's every smoked Snoop under the table, according to Snoop. I know you don't usually react to full songs, but sometime on your own have a look at "I'll Never Smoke Weed with Willie Again" from Toby Keith and Scott Emerick. It's kinda hilarious. And "Hurt" from Johnny Cash, a cover of a Nine Inch Nails song, is a must listen and watch. So emotional.

[@maggedo-x1s]

They'd laughed about being in a limo, they reached in KFC bucket for last piece of fried chicken, & Snoop said: "It's your's, Willy, you were gettin' high before I was born!"🤣🍗😂

[@lmb1962]

"In the fetal position with drool on my chin We broke down and smoked weed with Willie again." Love that song. RIP, Toby.

[@hippiemama52]

Just as an interesting side bar, Willie wrote the song "Crazy" sung by Patsy Cline.

[@Fallenoangel]

“I’ll never smoke weed with Willie again” says Snoop and Toby Keith (RIP)

When Willie's house burned down in Nashville the only thing he had was a guitar case with weed in it.

[@Julie-sz2zv]

Beautiful voices with no autotune. Natural talent. Legends.

[@greywater3186]

Often honed their voices in their church choir. People don’t go to church anymore, so no one gets that practice.

[@Robin52665]

Charley Pride "Kiss An Angel Good Morning" is a good one. Dolly Parton "Coat of Many Colors" was one of my mother's all time favorite songs. She loved all the old time country music. I was born in 1965 and grew up listening to old time country music with my mother and hard rock with my brother.

[@laurahoward1233]

Ohhh of course I love some Dolly. But Charlie Pride... kiss an angel good morning. Kaligawa. ❤

[@MahaliaMD73]

My Dad LOVED Charley Pride. He used to play his 8 tracks and I would sing along from the backseat. 🥹

[@shelliecollier7017]

Funny thing, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson were the "Highway Men". Willie's song "I don't want to be the last man standing" yet of those four and quite frankly of the old time country singers he IS the last man standing. Long live true Country.

[@jimmyb.6272]

You get that country voice from drinking and smoking and getting your heart broken.

[@oltedders]

"There's a tear in my beer cause I'm crying for you dear. You are on my lonely mind."

[@suziq8714]

Your comment sounds like the making of a great country song!! 🎉😊❤

[@purplepumkinX]

Nah don't group us all into the alcoholic shit lol

[@oltedders]

@@purplepumkinX You don't have to be an alcoholic to like getting drunk.

[@whimsy339]

I think the best thing about Country Music is the stories that the songs tell. One of my favorite artists is Marty Robbins.

[@greywater3186]

@@whimsy339 Such a great storyteller! “He had a big iron on his hip”.

[@greywater3186]

@@whimsy339 “out of the west Texas to of El Paso, I fell in love with a Mexican girl”

[@leaguthrie]

Will you have to check out Kitty Wells first lady of country music Marty Robbins is a must Sammi Smith and Cal Smith

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

Dolly Parton wrote many, many songs - you would be shocked.

[@Tracywhited2]

Country music today is just pop music fir the most part. These folks were real authentic country.

[@CANNABISfreedomNOtaxes]

Unless you listen to certain artists on apps like Pandora. Plug in an artist like Cody Jinks or Aaron Watson and you find a lot of modern country artists that don't get played on the mainstream stations.

[@mcKD414]

Dolly Parton is a freaking saint if you look into her she’s done a lot of generous things with her money. She’s so cute and sweet and way smarter than she lets on.

[@karenroldan8796]

George Strait and Alan Jackson. At Christmas time, George Strait’s ‘Christmas Cookies’ is so much fun.

[@forestcatkay14]

Both singers have such good vibe songs. They do well with their more serious songs, I however love their happier songs. Alan's Chattahoochee or Good Time, George's River of Love, he even did a cover of Brooks and Dunn's Boot Scootin Boogie and did very well.

[@jemsopp7125]

My Grandpa used to be a back-up fiddler for many of the old greats. In fact Dolly gave me my first pair of Cowgirl Boots when I was 5 or 6. She’s literally one of the nicest, and funniest, people I’ve ever met.

[@tallactordude]

Growing up in Nashville, where I still live, I never really cared much for country music, but as I’ve gotten older, I have grown in being able to appreciate it more, especially the kind of performers listed here. I mean, you have to love Dolly Parton, not just for her singing, or her songwriting, both of which are incredible, but for all the things she has done for the sometimes poverty stricken area, where she grew up, and for all of her philanthropic work, including her Imagination Library, which provides books to children in several different countries. And I love the great Patsy Cline, who transcended the country genre and recorded song is that still sound as fresh as ever.

[@AmandaWaldron-g1b]

Johnny Cash's rendition of Hurt is great!

[@greghamann2099]

And it's not a country song but I definitely agree.

[@janetsanford6923]

Lewis should watch James and Millie (the Beesleys) on their music reaction channel, they listened to Johnny Cash's recording of "Hurt" on their channel. 🎶

[@jenniferrosser8776]

Mojo missed 1 person that is considered the K hising of Country music and that is George Strait. He has more than 50+ #1 hits throughout his career. He IS Country Music!

[@tvc184]

The King! These lists are always subjective but I have a hard time with George Strait at #10. The guy has been putting out number 1 hits for almost 50 years, has almost 90 top 10 hits and almost 70 #1 hits. He has more platinum albums than anyone in any genre except Elvis and sold more albums than anyone. Oh well, it’s just an opinion….. but #10?

[@scottlambert3337]

Lewis screwed up the editing. George was number 10.

[@tvc184]

@@scottlambert3337 I saw it in another reaction channel… but #10??? 😎

[@Melissa-ce8dy]

King George is the best!😊

[@hiphoppeep]

YES!

[@janetsanford6923]

Country stars of the 50's to the 70's are what I personally consider the classic greats.

[@nancytwisleton8039]

Crystal Gale is Loretta Lynn's sister. In movie "Coal miners daughter" they show her(Loretta) singing and rocking a baby on a porch. The baby she was rocking was Crystal. Sissy Spacek played Loretta in the movie.

[@Darryl.Smelser]

One of the songs featured in that video was "Sing Me Back Home" by Merle Haggard. Like most of them, it deserves a longer listen. It's the story of a prisoner walking toward his execution, and he asks the warden to allow his friend to sing him one last song. Great song.

[@Okaywhatever82]

One of my faves. So underrated.

[@robertq55403]

Lewis, for a fun country song listen to Garth Brooks’ “Friends in Low Places”.

[@steamro11r]

people that dont listen to country dont realize how big Garth is, 2nd only to The Beatles in sales in the US and has 9 diamond albums compared to The Beatles 6

[@StonerGinger]

The dance, the thunder rolls, and red strokes by him will always be 😘🤌🏻

[@lolitagramlich9833]

I don’t care for him anymore. He’s not a patriot .

[@sherreecasusol1448]

I am a rock and roller but words cannot express my love for Willie Nelson. I saw him and his son in concert last year. A wonderful night

[@joeterp5615]

I saw him and his son a couple years ago! The man is a true living legend! At 90 it was still clear that he loved what he was doing. He had the entire crowd enraptured!

[@valerieholmes9211]

I am 68, love all my memories coming back 😂. Thank you.

[@JR-tr1df]

i'm 178. i can't remember anything o.o

[@AlthosWTF]

@@JR-tr1df 178?¿ please tell me your secret?

[@oltedders]

​@@JR-tr1df You got me beat by just over a hundred years.

[@Dino-kr9cb]

Willie Nelson wrote Crazy for Patsy Cline in the 50s

[@Fostermom4chis]

He also wrote for Frank Sinatra

[@justmehere6094]

Johnny Cash's cover of Hurt IS a banger. Though it doesn't so much make the listener feel warm and happy.

[@dawnpenny264]

One name Lew - Chris Stapleton. He has a lot of that old time country truth that is missing from many of the younger country artists. I grew up listening to this music as both my parents loved country - so I heard it all from the 60s-80s. If you want to hear a man with an AMAZING voice who writes amazing songs, try Chris. Some of his stuff can even be like blues and jazz. But he will never disappoint! Loving all these lyrical walks down memory lane you have been doing!❤

[@heatherangelo5796]

And if you like Chris Stapleton (who doesn't), then Jompson Brothers is his other deal. Amazing vocalist.

[@tybbs5399]

And that was my childhood! Thanks for the memories 😊

[@josephlozano5935]

I'm old enough to remember the music & singers thanks to my dad. Miss you pop.😢

[@lorrainecapozzi4112]

What I would recommend is you watch a movie, the true story of Loretta Lynn, "Coal Miners Daughter" . I promise you will not be disappointed. A wonderful movie and another American region you can learn about, the Appalachian hillbilly. You will love it. 🦋

[@Rufus-p1u]

+1 Great movie!

[@davidcharlesfisher5692]

Dolly Parton wrote, and first recorded, I Will Always Love You that you likely heard from Whitney Houston from the movie The Body Guard.

[@russellfuchs7903]

When Cash did Hurt It pulled me down to tears. NIN said, afterwards, that it would forever be his song now, he made it his own. I believe them.

[@djustilien]

I actually didn't know it was a NIN song. I learning something new. That song gets me. Johnny is one heck of a singer. I actually just watched Walk the Line Saturday. Always loved the man in black. When I wear all black and someone comments about it, I just say just like Johnny Cash did. He could make you dance then hit your soul with his voice.

[@myno1specail]

I was raised by my grandparents so I listened to classic country growing up, and still do when I want to reminisce, I love the artist kids and grandkids music as well, especially Hank Williams 1, 2 & 3, to me he will always be the king of country

[@Sherri-n11]

Look up Kenny Rogers; The Coward of the County, The Gambler, Lucille, Ruby, Brandy. And Charlie Daniels; The Devil Went Down to Georgia, Cabillo Diablo. Charlie Pride; Sneaky Snake, etc...listen to some of their music. Cabillo Diablo means devil horse, doesn't get more cowboy than that.

[@sunnid3375]

I'm from the town of Folsom (california) where Johnny Cash played for the inmates at Folsom Prison. the town honors Johhny cash with the Johnny Cash trail (running, biking, walking and horseback) that runs parallel with the prison property for several miles.

[@MelissaCWilliams1]

George Jones “He Stopped Loving Her Today” is the greatest country song ever written!!! You need to listen❤!

[@djustilien]

This song hits the heart hard. It is a beautifully written song.

[@DollyMiddleton-ke1yp]

My dad his albums.

[@MAGACherbear]

My uncle was a regular on the Grand Ole Opry. His big hit was Pick me up on your way down. Charlie Walker

[@SissyB-123]

Came here to correct the video, Loretta Lynn is the Quenn of Country music, but Tammy was pretty good too.

[@daleb1279]

Loretta was always called the Queen of Country Music and Tammy was usually called the First Lady of Country Music.

[@velmacoontz1949]

Eddie Rabbitt : I Love A Rainy Night, and his duet with Crystal Gayle - You and I

[@Tina-j6s4r]

The original Jolene was written by Dolly Parton.

[@TheNighthhawk]

So was, I Will Always Love You. Houston only made more money, for Dolly. For using it.

[@FahqTyrants]

Should check out The White Stripes cover of Jolene in UK. Amazing cover

[@lancedean5987]

I’m not a country music fan, but old country music is so much better than today’s country music

[@greghamann2099]

I'm with you i'm not a country music fan.

[@terrigaines1812]

Today's country music ain't really country.

[@Piaphamu]

An "Okie" is someone from Oklahoma. Muskogee is a town in Oklahoma. There is a street named after Merle and a cool statue of him sitting on a stool playing the guitar with an empty seat next to him so that you can sit there and get your picture taken. I think the live cam is still going so you can see people acting stupid. LOL

[@d.wayneharbison8691]

You really should check out Alabama, The Oak Ridge Boys, Sawyer Brown (the first winner of Star Search) and Home Free. My personal favorite singer is Johnny Horton, but I'm old.

[@oldasdirt3760]

I am lucky enough to have met several of these performers when I was younger . My father was in a small band , he bought guitars in Nashville and met several performers,as the buses that carried the bands across the USA sometimes broke down, they had the names and numbers of people they met and would call. My Dad was one of them. Excellent memories!!

[@DanielRyan-m8y]

You need to listen to some George Strait. The King of Country music. Check out Amarillo by Mornin. He’s got so many great songs it would take a long time to listen to em all.

[@JLT-g1u]

Glen Campbell “By the Time I Get To Phoenix”

[@OldSkullInn]

Glen Campbell, Roy Orbison, and Marty Robins need to get more respect.

[@teenystudioflicks1635]

Hank Williams... one of the grand daddy's of country. I thought you reacted to Hank Williams Jr. 'Country Boy Can Survive'? Quit a few Brits did anyway... I thought you had too. Great song. His dad (Sr.) died at 29 years old.

[@Lazyman1975]

This is my absolute favorite type of music. And it was even before my time my daddy just got me into it. I was born in 1975.

[@oltedders]

I started listening to country music in 1975.

[@DavidBrown-nr9py]

There have been several Queens of country. Kitty Wells, Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton

[@texastrix01]

As a Texan, there will never be anyone like Willie Nelson. ❤ I love all types of music and different genres, err.. not really into the new country thing but different strokes etc. But to this day Luckenbach Texas is still the greatest song ever sung, the geatest ever writen, just the best, in my opinion. 😉

[@oltedders]

It was the biggest country crossover hit of the 70s

[@ruthcoleman9088]

Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty You’re The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly is one of my all time favorite songs and I’m an alternative rock kinda girl.

[@elvacampbell1915]

There are a lot of great Country Music songs. One you should listen to is He Stopped Loving Her Today by George Jones.

[@brianbossaer2049]

Eddie Rabbit had some great songs. The whole 80s were just amazing for country especially Alabama.

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

I saw Tammy 3 times in the 80s. She was my mom's favorite all ours really I remember watching her on stage from the side not 15 feet away from her she was still so beautiful then. MY dad said well this is about as close to a legend as yer gonna get . Little did we know lol .

[@adeleennis2255]

Chapel Hart wrote a follow-up song for “Jolene.” Dolly seemed quite pleased with it. They became famous for it on America’s Got Talent.

[@Gary-h6f]

I love that song and video.

[@gothic_oma]

Oh! I'm gonna go check that out!

[@Gary-h6f]

The video is hilarious.

[@mxmamma_774]

Crystal Gayle had an amazing voice.

[@djustilien]

And if he thought Willie had long hair. Hers was gorgeous. I was going to mention Crystal.

[@carolynwoodrow3092]

Crystal Gayle and Loretta Lynn are sisters

[@garygramling5618]

Crystal Gayle "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue?" Lewis! A good one

[@Gary-h6f]

And Crystal Gayle is Loretta Lynn's sister.

[@admiralgran8920]

I so love that yo chose to review our oldies. They mean so much to me. Love you so much!

[@BarredCoast0]

I remember seeing the very first time Dolly sang on TV. Being a native Nashvillian in my seventies watching Dolly Parton and Porter Wagner singing together on the Grand Ole Opry Show on a black and white TV. I married into Dolly's family and now my daughter is a spitting image of her cousin. 💖

[@paulayala4816]

I am really surprised Glen Campbell wasn't on this list. He is great country singer with songs like Galveston, Wichita Lineman and Gentle on My Mind, but he is also an exceptional guitarist admired by some of the best in the business. As an original member of The Wrecking Crew, he backed up many notable artists like Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra and The Beach Boys.

[@JaKaiMS]

I don't think there was a single singer in this vid I didn't know and loved. I love many genres of music but country is what I grew up on and will always love. ❤

[@leiataylor1377]

10:51 Waylon Jennings ran with Johnny Cash, my youngest 2 daughters are Cash lineage..... 🤍🤍 Johnny Cash was an incredible artist and noone will fill that spot in my eyes, legendary doesn't begin to describe his talent.

[@andrewwinter7843]

An "okie" is someone from Oklahoma. Muskogee is a town in that state. Okies and Arkies, (from Arkanasa) were for many generations denigrated after the disaster of the "Dust Bowl" Years in the 1930 that saw millions have to flee that area, and migrate to central Californina. (Steinbecks book, The Grapes of Wrath.

[@sarahwinslow2044]

I met Willie Nelson after a show in Waco when I was nine. He smiled and called me sweetheart and talked for a bit. Such a sweet man.

[@Gary-h6f]

My mother-in-law once worked in a radio station back in the day and Willie Nelson stopped by for an event. She talked about how nice he was.

[@heidiroush5448]

I grew up listening to old country music like this, and it definitely is feel-good music. There's still some country that is kind of like this, but the sounds and voices will never be quite the same as the music back then. Country always makes me feel happy and comforted.

[@csailer2353]

Country music started changing around the late 80s, early 90s. Shania Twain was kind of the catalyst (or one of them) for modern country, where it went from being a lot of twang, to being more pop. I am not a huge country fan, but don’t mind listening to it once in awhile and like both versions. I actually love the old country, when they speak a song. Like Convoy. Just sounds so cool. I do absolutely love Alison Krause’s song “When you Say Nothing at All”. Just a beautiful song and her voice is just hauntingly beautiful.

[@heatherfantana1912]

When asked why I like country music so much, I say cuz when you listen to country it feels like hanging out with your friends and a warm hug 😍❤️😍

[@gothic_oma]

Yes!!! 🥰

[@mimigina7439]

60s, 70s, and 80s Country Music imo s definitely the best ever!

[@Darryl.Smelser]

Yo Lew, I'm so glad you finally watched some country music here!! I love a lot of classic rock, but I LOVE classic country (60's - 90's). In IG chat I'm gonna send you my two YT Music playlists of old country. Give 'em a listen :)

[@Frankiedaface]

I grew up in this music. My mom used to sing Patsy Cline all the time.

[@laurenblainebamartistmgt]

Willie Nelson was the writer of “Crazy” that was a huge hit for Patsy Cline.

[@martinbaker1609]

One of my favorite subsets of country music is “truckin country”, it’s popularity was from the late 60s thru the mid 70s. Some of the artist to check out are Dave Dudley, Red Sovine, the Willis Brothers, and Red Simpson.

[@wikdsweet]

would love to watch you react to whole songs

[@SuzA8110]

SUGGESTION - There is an old USA TV show called "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr" (1993) - starring Bruce Campbell. It was only on for one season because it was too different for some people. If you like SciFi, cowboys and Bruce Campbell's quirkiness, you will love this series and yes, you will need to watch it several times to get all the easter eggs. I hope you can find it. You may have to look for used CD's like I did.

[@joeterp5615]

Love your appreciation of these greats! Willie is my personal favorite!

[@meloniemurillo2885]

You should listen to some Charlie Daniel's Band. One of the all time greats and the best fiddle players ever in my opinion.

[@TweetyByrd_1]

My mom was British, and my Dad was a country boy in the air force. I grew up listening to all these classic artists from my Dad or the Beatles and stones. It's why I have a huge genre appreciation of all types of music.

[@idareagan8874]

My favorite songs from Dolly are Islands in the stream and coat of many colors.

[@NatalieG427]

I also think Marty Robbin’s was another great one. His songs- El Paso, Running Gun, are two of my favorites. Glen Campbell who sang County Lineman & the theme from the John Wayne movie, True Grit.

[@cablegirl90]

Keith Whitley did the first and best version of " when you say nothing at all"

[@shelliecollier7017]

@@cablegirl90 a great talent lost way to soon

[@greywater3186]

Loved his version.

[@Our_Darkest_Knight]

Quick note: Not for sure how honest this is but I've heard through the grapevine of the music world that "Hurt" (An original by NIN Trent Reznor) was freely given to Johnny Cash to sing. the story goes that Mr. Cash contacted Mr. Reznor to ask if he could sing "Hurt" on an album and Mr. NIN said "Mr. Cash, you can sing any song I have." This goes back to when Cash met Reznor's grandmother in person after a concert. Reznor's grandmother loved Cash and was quoted to be one of his greatest fans. Trent Reznor was raised by his grandmother, so he was extrememly grateful for Cash meeting her.

[@timcaldwell5241]

Reznor also famously said upon hearing Cash’s version…Hurt is now Johnny Cash’s song!

[@J-Rod91]

Dolly Parton is so good at bringing me to tears, my eyes just started watering singing one of her songs myself. 😆😂🤣

[@Mr._Anderpson]

Country music. Biscuits & gravy. Sweet tea & barbecue pulled pork. Life ain't that bad.

[@brittanyethan]

I’ve seen Willie Nelson twice in concert and it was so amazing! I even caught one of his headband he threw into the crowd ❤

[@lisaestes4748]

Oh my goodness! I can hear Willie on papa's radio in the garage right now 🥰😅 he is my top classic country and need him to keep on goin! ❤

[@marciaramirez3791]

Your enthusiasm makes my day. Love your channel!

[@brucereid9380]

You have to listen to Johnny Cash play, a boy named sue.

[@michellejackson6679]

Dolly is our National Treasure... She wrote and sang all her music.. I love her. And Waylon, Reba.. OMG... the list goes on and on with True Country Music Legends.. And I remember being 5 yrs old and seeing Jonny Cash at the State Fair. great memory

[@djustilien]

Check out Ronnie Milsap. Smokey Moutain Rain. He has a bunch I like, but I remeber hearing this one as a small child, I cant pinpoint where anymore. But this song I remember, and have always listened to.

[@luojingjie4236]

Dolly Parton did a movie with Sylvester Stallone called Rhinestone Cowboy. It was freaking hilarious and Sylvester Stallone singing should not be missed.

[@robinsmith2815]

The song "Hurt" was Johnny Cash's last hit before he died. It was the last song my husband learned to play before he died. It's a soul searching, atonement song for the ages. I agree with you, its a BANGER.

[@JennyLeigh5309]

Hurt by Johnny Cash was originally by Nine Inch Nails. After Johnny recorded it Trent Reznor said it was Johnny’s song now.

[@ohmightywez]

Oooh! What a great genre for you to explore. Whoever recommended this to you, kudos to them.

[@valerieholmes9211]

I lived on Dolly mountain for 7 months. Love Gatlinburg.

[@terrigaines1812]

Isn't she from Sevierville?

[@beverlystufflebeam5731]

A live concert with Willie Nelson is like hometown comfort. I had the privilege of sitting at one of his concerts here in Waco Texas. He was born and raised just a few miles north of here. After the official concert he spent at least another 45 minutes just talking to us and taking requests… it was like we where sitting in his living room relaxed and having a great time. Minis the weed! Lol

[@manxkin]

I saw Willie Nelson in concert a few years back. He was as awesome as only Willie Nelson could be. What a privilege.