Country Music - Anyone?

[Skallagrim]

Only Garth Brooks.

 

[Developereo]

I LOVE country music because the lyrics are nice and the singers actually have a great voice -- unlike most rock/hiphop singers.

There are so many great country songs, but some of my old time favorites are:

 

[EagleEyes]

Who doesn't love Taylor Swift?

 

[RazPaK]

I LOVE country music because the lyrics are nice and the singers actually have a great voice -- unlike most rock/hiphop singers.

There are so many great country songs, but some of my old time favorites are:

Please.

Don't undermine hip hop. Many hip hop artists are urban dwelling poets.

Who doesn't love Taylor Swift?

 

[RazPaK]

Webby is on this level:

 

[Developereo]

Please.

Don't undermine hip hop. Many hip hop artists are urban dwelling poets.

True, some hip hop songs do have decent lyrics.

But, in terms of voice quality and as a group, I would put country artists ahead of all other groups, including rock, pop, hip hop, etc.

I mean Rihanna can't even enunciate properly; she skips consonants all over the place.

And I have NEVER heard a country song which used 'studio magic' to spice up the song.

 

[GURU DUTT]

well there are three country songs i like maybe one of them is not country musik but who cares

My most Fav

Glen Campbell - Rhinestone Cowboy - Lyrics - YouTube

This one wor someone i miss even today

Bill Withers- ''Ain't No Sunshine'' - YouTube

This one we used to sing owr school canteen as one of owr Teacher loved this

SMOKIE - Living Next Door To Alice (HQ) (1977) - YouTube

& This one for party

billy ray cyrus - acky breaky heart - with lyrics - YouTube

 

[RazPaK]

True, some hip hop songs do have decent lyrics.

But, in terms of voice quality and as a group, I would put country artists ahead of all other groups, including rock, pop, hip hop, etc.

I mean Rihanna can't even enunciate properly; she skips consonants all over the place.

And I have NEVER heard a country song which used 'studio magic' to spice up the song.

Listen to this song. It's not even at a deep level, but still it has a message:

Hip hop today is based on consumerism. The movement in the early days really had a goal.