Top country Male albums

[supermanfan]

ok now time for the males of country lol lol
hear is my list
1- anything by Johnny cash anything
2- Merle hagger's greates hits
3- anything by waylon jenning anything
4- John Schneiders greatest hits and trying to out run the wind cd
5- Willie nelsons greatest hits
6- Vince Gills greatest hits
7- Toby keiths greatest hits and How do you like me now
8- george jones greatest hits
9- George strait 20 number 1's
10- Gary allens smoke rings in the dark

[Mr. Eugene]

What? No Garth Brooks?

Me neither. Still don't get his appeal.... he's okay and all, but I don't understand why it got to the level it did with him (he's certified as the #1 solo artist in terms of album sales in the U.S. -- ahead of Elvis!).

Not a country guy, but at gunpoint I'll go with greatest hits collections of Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings (the Dukes of Hazzard theme is arguably the greatest TV theme song of all time), Elvis, and, uh.... Lynyrd Skynyrd? Allman Brothers? Ray Charles?

[Sue Ellen's Love Child]

1) Gary Allan- Tough All Over
2) Tim McGraw - Let It Go
3) George Jones- Hits I Missed and One I Didn't
4) Bucky Covington- Self Titled
5) The Outlaws
6) ANYTHING by Conway Twitty
7) Dwight Yoakam- Very Best Of
8) ANYTHING by Alabama
9) Willie Nelson- The Songs of Cindy Walker
10) John Anderson- Greatest Hits

[supermanfan]

Mr Eugene I do love garth brooks but I was thinking of what every one elts likes country wise lol lol
and sueellens love child nice list agin as always love alabama and conway lol lol lol

[Sue Ellen's Love Child]

Garth has his place in country; just not my personal cup of tea.

I prefer to classic country men, with the exception of a few.
Love Jim Reeves, Roger Miller, etc.

[Ray&Donna]

Anything by George Strait, I suppose.

[Mr. Eugene]

Mr Eugene I do love garth brooks but I was thinking of what every one elts likes country wise lol lol


According to the numbers, everyone likes Garth (maybe not on this thread though).

I forgot Kenny Rogers! He was very good. "The Gambler" -- best ever song about poker.

[Ray&Donna]

It's interesting to note that nearly every one of Garth's albums has been released 3 or 4 times. The Wal-Marts here have tons of copies on the racks, being sold at half of the list price...:cool:

[Mr. Eugene]

It's interesting to note that nearly every one of Garth's albums has been released 3 or 4 times. The Wal-Marts here have tons of copies on the racks, being sold at half of the list price...:cool:

Which could be the reason for those inflated sales numbers in the U.S.

As far as I'm concerned, Garth's career jumped the shark with that "Kris Gaines" fiasco. What a travesty that was.

[Sue Ellen's Love Child]

I forgot Kenny Rogers! He was very good. "The Gambler" -- best ever song about poker.

The Gambler is a great song!! It is about so much more than poker! It is a great metaphor for the cycle of life. Love this song.

[supermanfan]

Nice to know that some one eltz likes king george besides me lol and I too forgot kenny rogers the gambler and i liked the 4 movie the gambler that stars my fave red head mrs reba duh!!!

[Sue Ellen's Love Child]

I love George Straight... overlooked him because it was so obvious! :p

[Mr. Eugene]

The Gambler is a great song!! It is about so much more than poker! It is a great metaphor for the cycle of life. Love this song.

Well you know, the game of poker is a great metaphor for the cycle of life.

[Sue Ellen's Love Child]

Well you know, the game of poker is a great metaphor for the cycle of life.

Touche!! It goes both ways! :peace:

[supermanfan]

ok hear are a few more that I forgot
Keith Whitley
Earl Tomas Conly
John Denver
Buck owens
Roy Clark

[Mr. Eugene]

Anybody listen to Trace Adkins (or maybe Atkins -- I think it's Atkins)? I don't, but having seen him on Celebrity Apprentice this year, he seems like a cool guy.

[Ray&Donna]

Trace Adkins had some good-to-great songs but I haven't really liked anything from his last few albums. A good guy, though, in spite of his somewhat-checkered past.

[Mr. Eugene]

Checkered pasts is the fuel of the country singer's engine, right? It gives them credibility.

[Sue Ellen's Love Child]

Checkered pasts is the fuel of the country singer's engine, right? It gives them credibility.

In the good one's it does! In Country it is always good, if you're a man, to have a rough background, e.g., Merle Haggard, Hank Williams, George Jones... etc.,

[Ray&Donna]

True, true...many a singer has excelled by emphasizing their past.

[Mr. Eugene]

But if by checkered past, you mean a Michael Jackson-type checkered past.... then maybe not so much.

[Ray&Donna]

LOL, of course not. Alcoholism or a tragically-dead spouse, something you could write a song about. You can't write a (good) song about molestationlol

[Sue Ellen's Love Child]

LOL, of course not. Alcoholism or a tragically-dead spouse, something you could write a song about. You can't write a (good) song about molestationlol

LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!

[supermanfan]

few more
Anything by Shooter Jennings
The Outlaw cd
waylon jennings rose in paridise
Bryan white someone elts moon
toby keith greates hits #2

[Principal Rules]

LOL, of course not. Alcoholism or a tragically-dead spouse, something you could write a song about. You can't write a (good) song about molestationlol

Cowboy you don't like any of Trace's newer stuff....what about I Got My Game On?? ;) Or his newest song, You're Gonna Miss This. That is a great song.

And yeah I guess the molestation thing wouldn't be good. Though don't you think Hammer came close with, Can't Touch This. :D:D:D

[Ray&Donna]

:D You know, ever since he did that "Badonkadonk" song I've been kinda lukewarm about him. "You're Gonna Miss This" is probably too sentimental for me--I didn't even think that was possible:o

I never thought about Hammer as delivering cautionary tales, but I think you're rightlol

[Principal Rules]

Cowboy I'm shocked. I can't believe you're lukewarm about a song that touts booty. What's this world coming too :confused:

And too sentimental? It'll hit ya when your first baby is born and you start wonderin' how all the time went so fast.

To me Trace is sorta like Conway Twitty....he sings songs mostly aimed at women and he sings to the women. Conway once said, when I hear a song my first thought is 'will women like that?' and if he thought yes they would, he'd record it.

Trace is so damn fine though, he could record Mary Had a Little Lamb and I'd buy it. lol

[Ray&Donna]

Cowboy I'm shocked. I can't believe you're lukewarm about a song that touts booty. What's this world coming too :confused:

I'm embarassed, to say the least:o


And too sentimental? It'll hit ya when your first baby is born and you start wonderin' how all the time went so fast.

Now don't age me any quicker than I'm aging myself:D


To me Trace is sorta like Conway Twitty....he sings songs mostly aimed at women and he sings to the women. Conway once said, when I hear a song my first thought is 'will women like that?' and if he thought yes they would, he'd record it.

Interesting. Now, I do love about everything I've ever heard Conway sing.:)


race is so damn fine though, he could record Mary Had a Little Lamb and I'd buy it. lol

:D

[supermanfan]

I love conway he is awesome !!

[david1987]

I change my mind all the time but here's my favourites right now -

George Strait - It Just Comes Natural
Willie Nelson - Stardust
Garth Brooks - In Pieces
Johnny Cash - American IV
Alan Jackson - Drive
Luke Bryan - I'll Stay Me
Kris Kristofferson - This Old Road
Conway Twitty - Final Touches
George Jones - I Am What I Am
Eddy Arnold - After All These Years

[supermanfan]

that list is cool david