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Greatest Country Song Ever

ace30350
ace30350
Jun 10, 2011
10:36am
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don't pay the ransom, i escaped!..........
bbking
bbking
Jun 10, 2011
11:36pm
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Another favorite "Babys got her blue jeans on".By Mel McDaniel.There's just so many good country songs.How about "My Maria" by Brooks and Dunn.
Toomany10pins
Toomany10pins
Jun 11, 2011
4:55am
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Originally posted by: bbking
Another favorite "Babys got her blue jeans on".By Mel McDaniel.There's just so many good country songs.How about "My Maria" by Brooks and Dunn.


I'm still waiting for ONE great, good, or even decent country song........
tfcoach72
tfcoach72
Jun 11, 2011
5:39am
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Greatest title--"I carried a torch for you so long, it burned a great big hole in my heart"--Johnny Cash flip side of "ring of fire" 45rpm

mlanders33
mlanders33
Jun 11, 2011
6:10am
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Originally posted by: JM2300
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Originally posted by: INdianapaddler
I used to be a huge country music fan, not so much anymore.

However, while channel surfing on the radio today, I came across Shania Twain doing "Man, I Feel Like A Woman".

Has a greater country song ever been written or sung? I would be interested in this board's opinions.

I wouldn't even consider Shania Twain's "Man, I Feel Like A Woman" a country song.


I wouldn't even consider it a song
Blonde4ever
Blonde4ever
Jun 11, 2011
7:02am
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Merle Haggard's...."Today I started Loving you..Again. "
Low Roller
Low Roller
Jun 11, 2011
7:03am
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Good Hearted Woman By Waylon and Willie- Now thats the greatest country song ever!!!
O2bnVegas
O2bnVegas
Jun 11, 2011
7:19am
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Thanks Sue and Chef, and JM2300 who linked me to "I'd Be Better Off in a Pine Box" on You Tube.

Kevinandbeth remind me of my fav Patsy Cline, "She's Got You"

And...can't believe I forgot my fav George Strait, "Ocean Front Property"

Love this thread and all the great song memories.
O2bnVegas
O2bnVegas
Jun 11, 2011
7:31am
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Sue mentioned funny oldies. Here's a few favs:

"The Auctioneer"...Leroy Van Dyke

"Amos Moses"...Jerry Reed. I never hear that one without laughing.

"One Piece at a Time"...Johnny Cash, about building a car out of parts he smuggles home from his job on an assembly line.
cancer chic
cancer chic
Jun 11, 2011
8:47am
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How bout Blood on your saddle by Tex Ritter.
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