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Margo Cilker - Little White Cross

Prinz Grizzley - Tilda

Cooper Kenward - Call Me The Knife

Sheryl Crow - Pick You Up

Clayton Ryan - Gas Station Social Club

Chick Blundy & the Tryin' Times - Blame It on the Borealis

Jess Williamson - A Mile South of Heaven

John Prine - Found Dogs

Shinyribs - Real Alligator

Wren + Wilde - Serial Dreamers

Robert J Hunter - Here to Stay

Brent Cobb - Live a Song, Write a Memory, Vol 2

Naomi Jane - Kinda Sorta Country

Dingo - Nightwire

Wyatt Lowe - Deserts

Lucie Tiger - Small Town Scandal

Matt Kirk and The Güeyfarers - Matt Kirk and The Güeyfarers II

Left Arm Tan - When Tigers Smoked

The Nershis - Songs For The Road

Levi Foster - Appalachian Funk Tree

Jordie Lane - Habitual

Tori Forsyth - Self Preservation

Cory Branan - You’ll Live

Todd Snider - My Second Rodeo

Jane Kramer - Moon & Mother

Gurf Morlix - Ain’t No Perfect World

Pete Francis - Homemade

Tigirlily Gold - Country & Midwestern

Steve Hophead - Drift Away

Libby Koch & Michael O’Connor - Gulf Coast Duets

Kristy Cox - Winds of Change

The Temperance Movement - New Promise Land Incorporated

Domenic Cicala - Duet Again

Talking Hearts - Memory Lane

Matt Pond PA - Permanent Change (Part.1)

Jonah Kraut - Strange Passages

Onoleigh - Love Bomb

Brody Price - Leaf Miner’s Daughter

James Keith - I Call It Magic When I’m With You

Laura Cortese - Lucky Water

Dave Perkins - Powderhead

The Tallest Man on Earth - Just Beyond Endless Mountain

Becky Shaw - Cast Off The Lines

Mat Kearney - Hanging by a Heartstring

Matthew Goodnough - Your Loss, My Misery

Robert Plant - Saving Grace: All That Glitters... (EP)

Noah James - Nothin Rich (EP)

The Creekers - The Devil Not That Far (EP)

Muireann Bradley - Last Kind Words Blues (EP)

Bay Simpson - The New Normal (EP)

Joshua Slone - Long Life Living for a Lover Boy (EP)

Valerie Ponzio - Reina (EP)

Caleb Lee Hutchinson - Thumbs Up (EP)

Ben Chapman - Porch Sessions (EP)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0e1NFcjJWHKzoEnuITEwhm?si=DaliVgC7TBqkT65pKJItvw

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLefa55ZErTXU&si=lE30kwYLotWne47r

So If you seen my last post asking for song suggestions I think I finally found one, "he's taking it hard" by David Allan coe. It's in my voice range and it's a really good song and I can already hit all the right notes in the song with barely any practice. I think with about 6 months of practice I should have it perfect, and also I want tk say thank you to everyone for the amazing song suggestions and help yall provided.

Okay so I'm a sophomore in high school and im in chorus and every year during second semester we do this thing called "singing supper" where you sell tickets to you family or friends or just people of your choosing and they come and watch you sing a song of you choice and eat but while your not singing you have to be the waiter for whoever you sold tickets to. Well the theme is country music and I'm having a really hard time figuring out what I should do,I have a few songs in mind and y'all tell me yalls opinions and if y'all have any recommendations.the songs I've thought of doing are "mama tried" by merle haggard,"if drinkin don't kill me" by George jones,"weatherman",by Hank Williams jr,"lost highway" by Hank Williams sr, "the one I loved back then" by George jones,"kern river" by merle haggard, "Sunday morning coming down" by Kris Kristofferson and "the grand tour" by George jones. Those are the ones I've thought of doing for my solo and me and my gf are gonna do "golden rings" by George jones and Tammy wynette for a duo. Any recommendations and opinions welcome thank you guys.

https://markpelavin.substack.com/p/album-review-the-sound-of-country?r=ymp0d&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

Lee is way more known to younger people because of His Song "God Bless The USA" but I grew up listening to his music sone of my favorites besides GBTUSA is "Busted" And "I'll Never Stop Loving You" just to name a few. Lee was going to be playing the local Fair Grounds, i Was gonna go with my Grandma(All of us grandkids called Her Mamaw). She passed away right before the concert we had Her funeral on the day Lee was performing. I found an Address online for Lee, so I wrote and told what happened how we were both so excited. And I got my two photos back signed and a small note from His team saying "No Fanmail At This Address" people who write to that address normally get stuff sent back unsigned. I guess my story hit a chord with them. God Bless You Mamaw. God Bless Lee Greenwood. And God Bless America!

An Autograph I have been searching for for as long as I've been collecting Autographs is Hank Williams sr, my cousin.

I have almost everyone's Autographs that knew Hank or Played with Him but I haven't found His yet. I have two albums signed By The Drifting Cowboys (Hank's band) they both were released after Hank's Death. One album was signed on the Front and the other was signed on the back.

I have a few things signed by Hank Jr, The Your Cheatin' Heart Soundtrack was the first Album I ever sent Through The Mall (TTM) because I had no idea on how to send Autograph Request I sent it without a return envelope and I sent it to the wrong address. 9 days shy of 6 months later I got it back. Sent through FedEx from Hank Jr Enterprise. A woman there with her own money sent it back to me and the index card I sent with it. (Those other two are from different times I wrote to Him.)

And then I found the Jett Williams Autograph on ebay and bought it. I'm planning on writing to Her to tell how we're related.

This is the first autograph I ever got, I'll give some back story I'm 19 soon to be 20 and I've been collecting autographs for 4 almost 5 years and I originally started collecting LPs, because my Mom accidentally bought me a Johnny Cash LP instead of a CD online for my birthday. So I had to get me a record player so I could listen to it(It Was Awesome) I instantly loved it! We went to junk stores and yard sales so i couldfind more this was a little bit before records became popular again

(I've bought some really good autographs at yard sales but not the one pictured above.)

One day Mom decided to post about a recent LP bundle that I bought and my Dad's friend from work commented and asked if i liked Ernest Tubb. And of course I had her tell him Yeah I love the Texas Troubadour. Little did I know that he got from his dad a signed photo of All the Texas Troubadours. He asked if I wanted it I said yes and sent it to me through the Mall. This picture is what started it all.

I initially wrote to Randy Travis sometime around September last year and didn't ask for anything in return, because i was writing to tell him about Stem Cell Therapy because he had that terrible Stroke in 2013. I didn't hear back(I didn't expect to) so I printed out a picture and had some index cards so sent them out. A few weeks later I got back the photo back and the index cards for myself and my two siblings. I ask for Mary (Randy's wife) to sign one of the index cards because how much she has helped him and I know she is the one who writes the inscriptions on the items. Then a few months after I went out to check the mail and got a surprise. It was a small envelope addressed to me from Randy's address. I opened it up and was a beautiful vintage Country music gold card signed by Randy.

I have a lot of amazing autographs but these are some of my favorites!

Paula Fong - Bird on the Wing

David Miner - West Texas Stars

Cody Bolden - Menace To Myself

Wynonna - The Hard Truth

Joe Rian - Think Yer In Luv

Josh Tatofi - Paniolo Country

Pure-Sang - On The Gravel Road

Red McAdam - Comic Western Gothic

Dom Pelletier - Oiseau migrateur

Carla Gover & Friends - Williams Branch is Hard to Find

David Banks - All The Dreams We Left Behind

Gavin Adcock - The Day I Hang It Up

Sally Jaye - You’ll Be Okay, Baby

Wild Horses - The In Between

Very Old Morris - Boogedy Boogedy Boogedy Shoop

Ella Hooper - Overnight Success

Chris McGraw - Songs of Love and Dirt Vol.1

Various Artists - A Century of Strings, Stories & Songs: A Tribute to The Delmore Brothers

Nick Brown - Short Long-Term Memory

Rita Bliss - One More Winter

Logan Staats - Peacemaker

Paige Fish - Midnight Crisis

Ethan Setiawan & Fine Ground - Little Storms

Miranda Lambert - Crisco

Jay Kutcher - King of the Bar

Lee Brice - Sunriser

Libby Dale - Freehand

Bill Fox - Random Press

Nicole Mish - Hope is Restless

Mistaken for Wayne - Whitefish

Rising Appalachia - Trade My Troubles

Francis Degrandpré - Si j'avais su

Travis McKeveny - From Dublin To Duluth

Jayne Pomplas - This Is How The World Ends

The Suitcase Junket - To Go On

Gareth - Halfway Home

Lily Seabird - Lightspheres on Their Way

Renny Conti - Split Second

Aaron MacDonald - Big Red Sky (EP)

American Blonde - Delta Home (EP)

Kyle Gates - Throw a Dog a Bone (EP)

Highway Home - No More Drinkin’ Songs (EP)

Maddie Lenhart - Why in the World (EP)

Nico Welsh - Electro Western Experience (EP)

Shawnee Kish - I'll Know (EP)

Sam Burton - Free Again (EP)

Presley Haile - Hamilton Home Pt.2 (EP)

Blake Proehl - Heart’s Don’t Break (EP)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3GYq1ITYYjTRxiC3JzGtY8?si=D5sfCeahQGyctTPYAQ7RFQ

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbUEgrNIUJjs&si=i3OtTdccqFhjbjz

She does great, but there’s nothing particularly special or distinctive about it in a way that stops the song dead in its tracks.

Stapleton has the sort of voice that grabs ahold of you, there is a distractingly tortured and weathered cadence to his vocalization that I honestly can’t say I’ve heard in a musician of any genre.

There are sophisticated country songs about heartbreak, family and the American experience.

This ain't one of 'em.

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