the logical peak of countrynothing else comes close
waylon jennings is better in every way*closes tab**removes thread from watch list*
>>122896957not even the best outlaw country singer. willie is better
>>122896872Obsessed with Hank, it's frustrating how little music he recorded. I've listened to his whole discography many times
>>122896957show me anything that compares https://youtube.com/watch?v=3pHlSX_zbwY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry_-p-0stx4
>>122896957I don't think Hank done it this way anon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXd5itiqwbI
>>122896957based GODlon CHADings fan
>>122896872Honestly, as a man who has listened to damn near all classic country, I would say this is accurate.
>>122896872pretty damn up there that's for sure
For me, it's Ernest Tubb
>>122896872Yup he is my favorite country guy by far.. his songs are both catchy and powerful
The 50s were a bit strange for me in terms of country. I think about it a lot, and generally I'm much more fond of 60s overall. The late 40s/early 50s did have a very unique and simple sound, but a lot of it was hit or miss.60s was more structured (for better or worse) and feels more emotional. 70s has a LOT of amazing artists, but there were also a lot more slightly phony sounding ones (if you know what I mean.)Jimmie Rodgers (GOAT)HankGeorge JonesCharley Pridemy top 4 throughout the decades
George Jones is the actual best country singer of all time thougheverbeit
>>122896872>nothing else comes closeCash and Merle do.
Lucinda Williams has a lot of great albums.
>>122903120johnny cash is more folksy though
philosopher cowboy
>>122904485>johnny cash is more folksy thoughexplain
