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Mar 3, 2024 · Alan Jackson. Amazon. "Gone Country" is an upbeat ode to the widespread appeal of country music and its ability to unite people from all walks of life. With its catchy chorus and energetic tempo, this song celebrates the down-to-earth nature and universal themes of country music that attract fans young and old. 12.
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Mar 30, 2022 · It was quite the big decade for country music too. George Strait, Lee Ann Womack, and Toby Keith kept plenty of traditional tunes coming our way. Later in the '90s, we saw lots of traditional country music-pop cross-over with artists like Faith Hill, LeAnn Rimes, Shania Twain, and the Dixie Chicks coming on to the scene and bringing a boom in ...
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- Mark Chesnutt – It’S A Little Too Late
- Ricochet – Daddy’s Money
- Little Texas – God Blessed Texas
- Wynonna Judd – No One Else on Earth
- John Michael Montgomery – Sold
- John Anderson – Straight Tequila Night
- David Lee Murphy – Dust on The Bottle
- Sammy Kershaw – She Don’T Know She’S Beautiful
- Jo Dee Messina – Heads Carolina, Tails California
- Neal Mccoy – Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
The self-styled neo-honky tonker’s Greatest Hits album must have been able to see into the future. “She’s A Little Too Late” was a brand-new song included with that career-spanning collection, and sure enough, it went straight to the top of the country charts on its release in 1996.
The Oklahoma band founded by brothers Jeff and Junior Bryant struck gold with their first outing. Their 1996 eponymous debut delivered three top 10s on the Hot Country chart, including this number one about the perfect girl, with her daddy’s money and her mama’s good looks – not to mention being a good bash fisher and a dynamite kisser. What more c...
Three decades since they first exploded onto the “Young Country” scene, Little Texas are still wowing audiences with their high-octane sound. And they still close their set with “God Bless Texas,” their stomping anthem to the Lone Star State (they even shot the video at the Southfork Ranch!), which helped launch them into the big time.
The Judds had been such a phenomenally successful outfit, that when Wynonna stepped out on her own in 1992, it must have seemed more than a little daunting. She needn’t have worried; her self-titled debut in 1992 merely continued the success where her partnership with her mother had left off, with “No One Else On Earth,” one of three country number...
Growing up in Kentucky, John Michael Montgomery was raised by musicians, and the family band dominated home life: “Where most people have chairs and sofas in their living rooms, we had amplifiers and drum kits,” he later recalled. He’s as comfortable singing love songs as moving ballads – and happily brings humor into his music, such as on this son...
John Anderson began the 90s with a long and successful career behind him, but he hadn’t had a hit in a while. This all changed when he paired up with producer James Stroud for the 1992 Seminole Windalbum, which would go double-platinum, and provide this, Anderson’s first country number one in almost a decade, and the song that rekindled his career.
The Illinois-born singer-songwriter pulled this number one hit out of the air during recording of his Out With A Bangdebut album in 1994: “I was drinking coffee at my kitchen table. I started playing the opening chords on my guitar for ‘Dust on the Bottle’,” he remembered. “It just came out of nowhere. The song just fell out in like 15 minutes.”
Kershaw was raised on the likes of George Jones and Conway Twitty from a tender age. As a teenager, he found himself opening for them, so it’s hardly surprising that he’s often been compared to Jones, in whose footsteps Kershaw was proud to follow. “She Don’t Know She’s Beautiful” became his first number one in 1993.
Which of us hasn’t at some point in our lives fantasised about upping sticks, heading out on the road and seeing where it leads us? That’s the basic premise of platinum-selling country singer Jo Dee Messina’s smash hit debut single. After all, who cares where we’re going as long as we’re together, right?
Some songs just won’t quit. First recorded in 1962 by Don Cherry, The Casinos turned “Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye” into an unlikely doowop pop hit in 1967, before Eddy Arnold took it to the top of the country charts a year later. Also covered by James Brown, Perry Como and Glen Campbell, Texan Neal McCoy revived it on his self-titled 1996 album wh...
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- Toby Keith. 3 mins, 30 secs.
- Lee Ann Womack. 4 mins, 54 secs.
- Tim McGraw. 3 mins, 25 secs.
- George Strait. 3 mins, 6 secs.
- Shania Twain - That Don't Impress Me Much. This global smash hit broke into the top 10 in 16 different countries. A country pop banger, ‘That Don’t Impress Me Much’ is one of the catchiest in Shania Twain’s repertoire; the lyrics oozing her characteristic playfulness and humour.
- George Strait - If I Know Me. It’s one thing to know your better half really, really well. But this quiet piano ballad turns that mirror around so that George Strait gets to know himself well enough to know exactly how things are going to turn out.
- Lorrie Morgan - Except For Monday. Lorrie Morgan pretends she is absolutely FINE!! in this toe-tapping tribute to messy breakups. She bumps into her ex when she’s out clubbing on a Sunday night and lets him know just how okay she is with everything.
- Steve Earle - Telephone Road (With The Fairfield Four) Steve Earle’s tribute to a 10-mile long stretch of road in Houston captures him at the height of his powers in the late-90s.
Nov 30, 2022 · A list about '90s country is not complete without a song from '90s country-pop queen, Faith Hill. Hill debuted in the early '90s with songs such as "Wild One" before finding international success ...
Apple Music ’90s. Country music exploded in the ’90s. Early in the decade, stars like Brooks & Dunn and Shania Twain had people line-dancing to their crisp, tight beats. By the end of it, they—alongside a new generation of stars—were selling out stadiums and topping the pop charts—feats almost unheard of even a decade earlier.
