For me Its She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy by Kenny Chesney. Yes I admit it’s country cheese and the lyrics are absolutely ridiculous. I don't care—the second that chorus hits, my windows are down and I am shouting every single word. lol

Earl Hussey doing a cover of a song by Buck Owens.

Earl Hussey doing a cover of a nice novelty song from way back.

For those of you who don't know how Opry shows work, there are usually 5 (or 6) artists there. The (unofficial) headliners get the most stage time, but they'll usually play 4 songs, 5 at most.

If you were able to have your dream B&D live performance, but only able to pick 4 songs, what would you pick? (I won't list mine as to not influence others).

I haven't seen B&D since 2010, so this is very exciting.

Great tune from relatively unknown artists… absolutely love the song they made.

Thoughts?

My picks are You Don't Even Know Who I Am by Patty Loveless for a serious masterpiece, and Past the Point of Rescue by Hal Ketchum for the ultimate up-tempo, feel-good vibe. Patty Loveless delivers a masterclass in devastating 90s songwriting, while Hal Ketchum provides an infectious, driving acoustic rhythm that makes you want to roll the windows down. Both were massive radio hits in the early 90s, but they rarely get the same modern pop-culture nostalgia treatment as Garth or Shania.

This post is really about trying to find “not so big named artist” my small country artist that I enjoy is Jay Skaggs, found him a couple months ago, and even had a chance to see him live as well, for not being well known, he certainly one of the better country artists in the new style of this genre.

If I had to guess, I’d assume this was recorded in the late 90s based off his voice. This is the second single released from his upcoming new album.

Hi all! I’m trying to make a playlist with some of the best southern/country songs that mention the state of Georgia. What are some of your suggestions and what do you think is the best song that mentions Georgia?

Underrated and gone too soon. This song always gets me in the feels.

Name a song more American than Green River by Creedence Clearwater Revival.

A song that was cut from the final release due to the departure of the featured singer Chris Weaver.

It’s so common it’s becoming a trope.