WHATS YOUR FAVORITE B.....

[RIHMFIRE]

BAND OR MUSIC?
I HAVE MANY
D A M N YANKEES TO BAD COMPANY
SKYNYRD TO MARSHALL TUCKER
JOE BONAMASSA TO JOE SATRIANI AND STEVIE RAY
CLINT BLACK TO BLAKE SHELDON
ROY ROGERS TO BR945

HATE RAP, HIP HOP AND POP OR WHATEVER THEY CALL IT NOW

[.45colt]

I like a lot of different music as well but You said it best. I....HATE RAP, HIP HOP AND POP OR WHATEVER THEY CALL IT NOW". .

[jeepnik]

Best female singer of all time Patsy Cline. Best male Marty Robins. That puts me squarely in the true country/ western camp.

What they call country today isn’t. More like stuff. A mix of country and rap. And I can’t remember the last time anyone recorded a western ballad.

[wvfarrier]

Im a huge Ian Tyson fan. Singer...Jordis Unga

[gamekeeper]

Classic Country and Western, Rock and Classical music for me, no modern Pelosi or Beatles.

[rock-steady]

The older I get, the more I like Bluegrass and Americana Music. Americana is a blend of folk, gospel, blues, country, jazz, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, bluegrass.
I love the old classics, but some of the new young bands are pretty good. I don't know why this music is not played on the radio.

https://youtu.be/oG85zhpgmJY Southern Raised - "Ghost Riders in the Sky"

https://youtu.be/X09s37tJ09s Sarah Jarosz - "Build Me Up From Bones"

https://youtu.be/BTDUDRIEifQ Sara Watkins, Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O'Donovan - "Crossing Muddy Waters"

https://youtu.be/jEvFjZ8fgwU Balsam Range - "From A Georgia Battlefield"

[rock-steady]

Sorry, I couldn't help but to put up a few more.

https://youtu.be/5DHTyudYyc0 Crooked Still - "Undone in Sorrow"

https://youtu.be/Yean3KSyu98 Crooked Still - "Did You Sleep Well?"

https://youtu.be/8ywuF-N8xXQ Valerie June - "Workin' Woman Blues"

https://youtu.be/6eRwWIN7pPA Jason Lee Wilson- "All I Need is Your Love"

https://youtu.be/YCSuwtuFBfI Jason Lee Wilson - "Big Gun"

[Mike Armstrong]

Buegrass, Nugrass, Anything by Tony Rice. "Musica Andina" from Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador--used to love the group "Andes Manta."

Don't much like instruments with wires stickin' out of 'em!

[RIHMFIRE]

Best female singer of all time Patsy Cline. Best male Marty Robins. That puts me squarely in the true country/ western camp.

What they call country today isn’t. More like stuff. A mix of country and rap. And I can’t remember the last time anyone recorded a western ballad.

she was and still is better than most.....for sure.
Most of what they play on the country stations today is NOT country
but there is great country out there....listening to laine hardy right now. justin moore

[765x53]

Don't care much for noise of any kind without poetry or a story.
For a story it is hard to beat Marty Robbins. For poignant poetry Towens Van Zandt.
For real modern cowboy tunes Corb Lund.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zprRZ2wFQD4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nk8-MqnHlw

[Blaine]

kbrd.org

[piller]

Jim Reeves, Marty Robbins, Patsy Cline, The Ventures, Commander Cody, Molly Hatchet with Danny Joe Brown as lead singer, Asia, Electric Light Orchestra. A few others.

[Sixgun]

Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Metallica

[rock-steady]

A couple from from early in Chris Stapelton's career when he was with The Steel Drivers...

https://youtu.be/8Q3Bo_Kz8qQ The SteelDrivers - Blue Side Of The Mountain

https://youtu.be/pRsjl0Duim0?list=RD8Q3Bo_Kz8qQ The SteelDrivers - Ghosts Of Mississippi

Here's one with poetry and story....

https://youtu.be/8WJSwqngedY The Steeldrivers - Sticks That Made Thunder

Sticks That Made Thunder
My roots are deeper than the bones, the others
My colors that change with the sun
My branches, we're higher
Than anything on the hillside
On the day that I watched them all come
Some wear the color of the sky in the winter
Some, we're as blue as the night
They came like a storm with the light of the morn
And they fell through the whole day and night
Colors flew high and they danced in the sky
As I watched them come over the hill
Then to my wonder, sticks that made thunder
Such a great number lay still
When the light came again
There was death on the wind
As the buzzards made way for the worms
And the little white trees that don't bend in the breeze
For the ones that will never return
Colors flew high and they danced in the sky
As I watched them come over the hill
Then to my wonder, sticks that made thunder
Such a great number lay still
Those that have fallen, come when I call them
And answer the best that they can
But all they can see is what they used to be
And that's all that they understand
Colors flew high and they danced in the sky
As I watched them come over the hill
Then to my wonder, sticks that made thunder
Such a great number lay still
Colors flew high and they danced in the sky
As I watched them come over the hill
Then to my wonder, sticks that made thunder
Such a great number lay still

[rock-steady]

Last one for today. This one will bring a tear to your eye.....

https://youtu.be/9Fy4SmeJ2kQ The SteelDrivers - River Runs Red

[Drawdown]

Growed up in 70's, graduated in 77. Have to love Rock and did. Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, ELO, and many more, but 8tracks was the thing, and in those I listened mostly to Marshal Tucker Band, Eagles, Gordon Lightfoot, and whatloved Heart! Always liked Jackson Browne, and Christine McVee of Fleetwood Mac. But I've always loved listening to John Andersen, Alan Jackson, and most of all Merle Haggard, and listened to Merle even when I was young. If I had tonail down one for voice, entertainment, and personality, Merle Haggard #1 hands down. I had a good buddy-coworker, who before he started mining, worked long time at Dollywood. Was like a maintenance-janitor-late night cleanup. He said Merle was there over a week once, and after closing time, Merle had hit sit and sip with him about every night. Said what I already always figured, that Merle was the real deal, fine person! I don't doubt it.
In past 15 years all I've listened to is mostly Hillsong, and especially love Merriam Webster, she sings like an angel.

Made Me Glad ( you are my shield)! Love this one by her, my favorite for a long time, because Jesus has!

[AJMD429]

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Weird stuff and lots of variety -Terje Rypdal, Jan Garbarek, John Abercrombie, Pat Metheny, Douglas Spotted Eagle, Pre-the-Wall Pink Floyd, Jeff Beck, Robin Trower, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Alice Cooper, Chick Corea, Eric Clapton, Ella Fitzgerald, Grateful Dead, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Michael Feinstein, Jethro Tull, Synergy, Michael Oldfield, Santana, King Crimson, Klaus Schulte, Igor Stravinsky, Alice Cooper, Tchaikovsky, Traffic, Dave Brubeck....when I put my 6,000 or so songs on "random playback" it tends to freak my friends out ..

[1894cfan]

Last one for today. This one will bring a tear to your eye.....

https://youtu.be/9Fy4SmeJ2kQ The SteelDrivers - River Runs Red

It did! Just remember that saying about the tree of liberty, though.

[Griff]

Music... simply background noise that I can't understand...

[OldWin]

I like a lot of different stuff. Classic late 60s, 70s, 80s rock. Some grunge, Charlie Daniel's, Hank Jr., Southern Rock.

[piller]

Music... simply background noise that I can't understand...

Probably hard to hear anything over the sound of that Jake Brake.

[Rockrat]

Favorite?? Eagles
Lots of other that I like, but Eagles all the way here!!

[rossim92]

ACDC, Alan Jackson, Hank jr, and Hank III

[rossim92]

ACDC, Alan Jackson, Hank jr, and Hank III , as a matter of fact i get up before my wife, i think i will wake her with " shoot to thrill" FROM acdc

[Old No7]

Older groups

DEEP PURPLE

Emerson, Lake and Palmer

YES


Current groups (prog rock)

Sons Of Apollo

I like a mix of classical, country, jazz, soft rock, classic rock and everything but rap or punk -- but I'm an old rocker, always will be.

Old No7

[JimT]

my favorite band

band_of_brothers.jpg

[4t5]

The Righteous Brothers
Frankie Valli and the four season
Allison Krause and union station

[Griff]

Older groups
DEEP PURPLE
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
YES
Current groups (prog rock)
Sons Of Apollo
I like a mix of classical, country, jazz, soft rock, classic rock and everything but rap or punk -- but I'm an old rocker, always will be.
Old No7

Very first concert I attended, Deep Purple was the front band for Cream... Similarly, my first concert I went to for Willie Nelson had the Judds! It was on the night of the CMA in Los Angeles, concert was at Universal Studios... Willie went until 2am and every (seemingly) country star at the awards stopped by and joined him on stage for at least a song or two... best value for a concert ticket I ever bought!

[Old No7]

my favorite band
band_of_brothers.jpg

That's it -- Jim WINS ! ! !

Old No7

[JOG]

1960's & 1970's Rock & Roll!!

[coyote nose]

Led Zep

[Drawdown]

Go to YouTube:
"Shout to The Lord- Hillsong Worship"

If I could put up the link I would, don't know how. But do yourself some real good? Go to this song as soon as you get time, sing along, yes shout to our Lord & Saviour, or at least just speak the words to yourself, you will gain, be glad you did! More than we can know or comprehend!

[rock-steady]

Here a link, Drawdown....

https://youtu.be/y78aKBa917I "Shout to The Lord- Hillsong Worship"

Awesome!

[Drawdown]

Good job rock steady!

[Rusty]

I like most kinds of music to some degree but is comes in phases. I recently found out about a New Orleans jazz player, Doreen Ketchen. Look her up on Youtube. Her husband plays the Sousaphone and her daughter plays the drums on her street band. Doreen is a classically trained clarinet player That has even played with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra. She is a trip.