/r/ClassicCountry
Welcome to /r/ClassicCountry, a place to talk about and share classic pre-1980 country songs, pictures, and videos
Welcome to /r/ClassicCountry, a place to talk about and share classic country songs, pictures, and videos.
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This Day in Country Music
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Podcast/Streaming (WIP)
Style | Station |
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Streaming | Illinois - WGLC |
Podcast | Mixcloud - Dollar Country |
FAQ
Q: Who is considered classic country for this sub?
A: Anybody before 1990. The reason for the is the 90's started a fundamental shift that is still affecting country music today.
If you do want to share some 90's country music, I suggest /r/90sCountry.
Q: How about new songs from classic artists?
A: They may be posted, but will be loosely moderated.
Q: How about new country artists with a classic sound (Sturgill Simpson, Luke Bell, Cody Jinks, ect...)?
A: No. If you do want to talk about new classics, I suggest either /r/NeoTraditionalCountry or /r/UndergroundCountry.
/r/ClassicCountry
https://youtu.be/kxUFjDl4oIY Hey there. I thought I would share this country mix I just made. I hope you enjoy it! Great for holiday parties or just driving down the road w stereo on full blast, or riding your horse with headphones on. Not the horse with headphones, but you. Well maybe the horse too. Might make him gallop faster with the horse trotting, clickety clanking country rhythm.
I’ve heard songs i haven’t heard in many years. Aaron Tipping, Restless Heart, Johnny Lee, Doug Supernaw, Diamond Rio, Keith Whitley. I could go on and on. I’m loving reminiscing my childhood tonight back when I would sit with my grandpa in his kitchen listening to what is now classic country.
I love this guy, what a great musician
I believe I know most of them. All except one or two words. Any help?
what is actually the meaning of the phrase "sold american" from kinky friedman's song?
I got into his music a few months ago, I think he has a great voice and sings heartfelt songs. My favorite from him has to be "More and More", especially now that I just went through a breakup.
But yeah I think he documented his real life experiences with alcoholism. I can tell with songs like "There Stands the Glass" and "Here I Am Drunk Again". What do you think of him?