Are there any Sup Forums approved country artist besides Cash?
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Are there any Sup Forums approved country artist besides Cash?
Connor Murphy
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Justin White
Hank Williams
Easton Wilson
I think a lot of guys get into country via Gram and the Flying Burrito Bros. Though it's not bonafide country per se.
In general, people seem more open to the "real roots shit," old guys like Hank Sr, and rougher stuff like the Bakersfield sound.
Lucas Smith
Justin Townes Earl
Asher Gutierrez
Wheeler Walker Jr.
Sturgill Simpson
Ian Sanchez
Townes Van Zandt
Brandon Cruz
that's because nashville sound fucking sucks
Logan Collins
this
Noah Long
Also Blaze Foley is pretty good
Matthew Gutierrez
J. Aldean
A true auteur
Gabriel Gray
Kris Kristofferson
Lucas King
Jason Isbell
Ian Scott
I wouldn't consider them traditional country but Silver Jews are p kickass (Malkmus and Nastanovich from Pavement was a part of the group during their early period)
Michael Sanders
Freddy Fender
Josiah Wilson
Johnson Alder
Joshua Fisher
Say what you want, but Dolly Parton is an American treasure.
Kevin Roberts
Sup Forums's approval is meaningless
Matthew Hernandez
funny way to spell Patsy Cline.
Ryan Thomas
Warren Zevon
Isn't all folk, but when it is, it's good folk
Luke Collins
This
Colton Carter
Dolly is horrible. Tammy Wynette and Patsy Cline are way better.
Grayson Hill
>Implying country is the same as folk
Samuel Gonzalez
Eric Von Schmidt
And some of Sackville's stuff is good, though they aren't strictly country
Jackson Wright
>tfw like a totally different type of country than Sup Forums likes
I'm deep into the hardcore stuff with almost zero rock/pop appeal.
Joshua Wright
ryan adams, especially his "heartbreaker" album, surpised Sup Forums doesnt acknowledge him at all
Nolan Long
I don't know what Sup Forums thinks of Jason Molina or his bands (and he definitely overlaps into folk), but check out his albums:
Songs: Ohia - The Magnolia Electric Co.
Songs: Ohia - Didn't It Rain
Songs: Ohia - The Lioness
Songs: Ohia - Ghost Tropic
Jason Molina - Pyramid Electric Co.
Magnolia Electric Co. - Trials & Errors
Magnolia Electric Co. - What Comes After the Blues
Magnolia Electric Co. - Josephine
Magnolia Electric Co. - Black Ram
There's a lot on that list, and he has plenty more, but every one of those is a different flavour of his music. Really liked to experiment. You're bound to like some of it.
John Wood
his blatant attempt to get taylor swift to notice him when she was briefly single last year killed whatever cred he had here.
Lucas Garcia
Same guy here. If you want something more out-there, check out Man's Gin's second album (haven't heard the first). It's country music made by black metallers.
Jonathan Diaz
>ctrl f: willie nelson
>no results
Justin Taylor
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Caleb Rodriguez
>nobody's mentioned Jason Aldean
Hunter Carter
Definitely not Sup Forumscore, but I think Zach Brown is undoubtedly the best of radio country.
Julian Anderson
willie nelson is fucking garbage neck yourself you retard
Thomas Price
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Ryder Martin
>No mention of Jason Isbell
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>No mention of White Buffalo
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Joshua Baker
I really dig Elephant. Been meaning to give the rest of that album a listen. I second at least that song though, and have no reason to doubt the rest of his stuff is bad.
Wasn't he in Drive-By Truckers? Even if not, that reminds me: Brighter Than Creation's Dark is GOAT-tier modern country.
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Lucas Harris
One more off BTCD for good measure.
Isaac Morris
This. You're slacking, Sup Forums.
Landon Peterson
He was in DBT, but I think he left before Brighter Than Creation's Dark.
Luke Myers
holy shit, someone besides me knows about him
Ryan Thomas
Mojave 3
Samuel Hernandez
Angel Morris
That one Ween album
Matthew Martinez
The Carter Family
Waylon Jennings
Willy Nelson
Kris Kristofferson
Hank Williams
Isaiah Roberts
Me
Caleb Jones
gothic country is pretty cool
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Lucas Wright
I think this has some pretty good stuff on it.
Jack Howard
folk is a pretty catch-all term
country is folk specific to parts of the US
Caleb Smith
Oh not this shit again from the other thread
There's folk, and there's traditional folk.