I want to listen to country musicI’ve never listened to it before so I need album suggestionsWhat are the best country albums I should give a spin?
>>130800752https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qap9Qm-Q894&list=RDqap9Qm-Q894&start_radio=1no gooning
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>>130800777Okay what was I supposed to use I don’t know any country artists
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>>130800752Waylon Jennings - The Lost Outlaw Performance (Grand Ole Opry, 12/08/1978)https://archive.org/details/waylon-jennings-the-lost-outlaw-performance
>>130801647Thanks I’ll listen to it
>>130800752Just start with the classic to be honest, Hank Williams 40 Greatest Hits for some 1950s honky tonk, lots of great songs in such a short amount of time, Bowling Green and Other Folk Songs From the Southern Mountains is also great Outlaw country like the highwaymen are great, Early kris kristofferson albums and those last few johnny cash did with rick ruben are goodMore folksy 60s country artists like Townes Van Zandt and Mickey Newbury are great, Looks Like Rain is fantastic, The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark is also greatPart of me is hesitant when recommending these because they feel so disconnected but there are alot of great modern alt-country albums I think they have more in common with things like indie and slowcore but they do evoke that energy, albums like I Saw A Darkness by bonnie billy is great, Magnolia Electric Co by songs ohia, Mojave 3 maybe, Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers are probably the best in the modern country culture, popular but not exactly the mainstream that you might be thinking of Clowns like Morgan Wallen and whateverZach Bryan... Hes alright
>>13080075290s country.you need 90s country.
>>130800752Jason IsbellAny of his albumsDon't fall into trappings of thinking only ancient shit is any good
>>130800752Travis Tritt Eva Langely Rita McEntire Alan JacksonCrystal GayleAre good starts
>>130800752i like CW McCall, hes got a distinct deep mumbly laidback voice and humourous storytelling lyrics at times.
