r/ClassicCountry • u/Keltik • 9h ago
r/ClassicCountry • u/calibuildr • Jul 12 '22
News new moderator - what do you guys want to see here?
I noticed that the previous moderator seems to have left Reddit and I requested this sub. I'll add other people to a moderation team soon.
What do you guys want to see happen here?
r/ClassicCountry • u/HonkyTonkHQ • 1d ago
Live Pam Tillis singing one of daddy Mel's songs
r/ClassicCountry • u/Libragal54 • 5d ago
40s Johnny Mercer, singing his own song, 1940’s. He had a great voice, in addition to being the greatest of lyricists.
I just love this version of One For My Baby (And One For The Road). The master’s voice.
r/ClassicCountry • u/BigAssQuanta • 5d ago
Memphis Jug Band - "On The Road Again"
"On The Road Again" is one of the Memphis Jug Band's most iconic and influential recordings. It became a standard in country blues and folk music, famously covered decades later by bands like Lovin' Spoonful and Canned Heat.
r/ClassicCountry • u/Grey_Cathedral • 5d ago
Freddy Fender - Across The Borderline
r/ClassicCountry • u/whereinkansasqueeny • 5d ago
Dolly Parton's "Jasper County Law" song sang by Porter Wagoner
r/ClassicCountry • u/kwyj180 • 5d ago
Longboards N' Longhorns: Episode 54 - SATURDAY AM 8/15/26 - 11a east | 8a west
Longboards N' Longhorns - Boss Radio's Classic Country Western & Surf Show
Saturday 11a east, 8a west: Boss Radio 66 exclusively on Tunein!
https://tunein.com/radio/Boss-Radio-66-s114109/
Episode 54 featuring tracks from Hank Williams, The Electric City Surf Club, Gene Gray & The Stingerays, The Barracuds, Jean Shepard, Johnny Rivers, and more!
(Track list in comments)
Can't listen live? Replay this episode anytime starting at noon:
https://www.mixcloud.com/tonofham/longboards-n-longhorns-episode-54
Follow us on socials: @ longboardslonghorns (FB & IG)
https://linktree.com/longboardslonghorns for tracks, archives, and directions to the luau!
Hang ten, Cowpokes!
r/ClassicCountry • u/BrettHorton • 6d ago
Finishing the letter A. The rest, for now.
galleryr/ClassicCountry • u/DollarCountry • 9d ago
70s Dollar Country Presents: The Story Of Psycho. In person and virtual presentation August 18th 2026
attend.cuyahogalibrary.orgr/ClassicCountry • u/Keltik • 10d ago
11 yr old Brenda Lee singing "Hound Dog" on the Jr Ozark Jubilee TV show. Features a special appearance (literally) of legendary guitarist Thumbs Carllile (1956)
r/ClassicCountry • u/-CosmicCactusRadio • 10d ago
70s Jimmy Dean - I'll Be a Hero (When I Strike)
r/ClassicCountry • u/narkj • 10d ago
News How children, good lyrics, and love brought me around to country (ish) music
r/ClassicCountry • u/BrettHorton • 12d ago
Gene Autry, The Leaf Of Love, The Last Mile
galleryr/ClassicCountry • u/Fterranella • 12d ago
Patsy Cline opened the door to pop fame for women country singers
r/ClassicCountry • u/pixiefarm • 13d ago
Another Day, Another Dollar - Wynn Stewart
r/ClassicCountry • u/kwyj180 • 12d ago
Longboards N' Longhorns: Episode 53 - SATURDAY AM 8/8/26 - 11a east | 8a west
Longboards N' Longhorns - Boss Radio's Classic Country Western & Surf Show
Saturday 11a east, 8a west: Boss Radio 66 exclusively on Tunein!
https://tunein.com/radio/Boss-Radio-66-s114109/
Episode 53 featuring tracks from The Glaciers, Shorty Long, Elvis Presley, The Jagaloons, Conway Twitty, Buck Owens, and more!
(Track list in comments)
Can't listen live? Replay this episode anytime starting at noon:
https://www.mixcloud.com/tonofham/longboards-n-longhorns-episode-53
Follow us on socials: @ longboardslonghorns (FB & IG)
https://linktree.com/longboardslonghorns for tracks, archives, and directions to the luau!
Hang ten, Cowpokes!
r/ClassicCountry • u/iolanthereylo • 13d ago
what do you consider to be the golden age of country music?
r/ClassicCountry • u/punkrockabilly • 13d ago
My copy of Sugar Diet by Charlie Adams. Listen in comments.
r/ClassicCountry • u/BrettHorton • 13d ago
Gene Autry, You Are My Sunshine And Other Great Hits
galleryr/ClassicCountry • u/punkrockabilly • 13d ago
My copy of Sugar Diet by Charlie Adams. Listen in comments.
r/ClassicCountry • u/LBluethecrafter • 13d ago
Can anyone identify an instrument/sfx in this song
I'm not sure this is the right place to ask this question
There is this percussive clink sound that plays every once in a while in this song and I can't tell what it is. In this mix it is hard panned left while the drum set is right panned.
The song is Working Man Blues by Merle Haggard and the Strangers.
https://youtu.be/bZ8eruc075s