i no its outta place. Just curious, i like just about all country, Joe Diffie, Tim Mcgraw Phil Vassar, Travis Tritt, Randy Travis. etc. Up at college im tired of living in this big city! Can't wait to get back home Oct. 4 thats opening day! The music helps bring back memories of the country

Well i listen to everything from rap to country and hard death metal to blue grass and i have to love my MOUNTAIN MUSIC!!!

George Strait, The king of country Music!!!
Ron

You just listed my favorite country singer, George Strait. But I also like late 50's thru early 70's rock.

The Blues!

The music salt marshes make as they awaken. Jimi Hendrix/Rolling Stones/Pink Floyd and their ilk a distant second.

Leighton

Real rock and roll, R&B, Big Band Era, and country I like in order: Waylon Jennings, Alan Jackson, early Tanya Tucker, Travis Tritt. And two of my favourite female singers: Pat Benatar and Aretha Franklin.

I like outlaw country(david allen coe), hard rock(headstones), heavy metal(motor head), punk(penny wise), classical(bethoven), folk(dubliners) and bluegrass(bill monroe).

I absolutely hate jazz and hip hop.

Idaho Ron DON'T YOU KNOW BOB WILLS IS STILL THE KING . I enjoy BACH to ZZ TOP excluding cRAP

CoonDawg,

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excluding cRAP

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You are a man of discriminating taste.

I just love to hear the bugle of a big bull elk and the hollow BOOM of a 54 cal. Hawkin on a cold,winter morning.My kind of music.

Bravo

1. '68 Norton 750 cafe racer
2. Packard-built Merlin
3. GPMAG
4. My wife's voice
5. My daughters' voices
6. Anything outdoors, in the morning
7. Norwegian Elkhounds
8. Puppies feeding
9. Jethro Tull
10. .45 cal flintlock

Not necessarily in that order.

You name it:

Jimmy Buffett
John Coltrane
Nina Simone
Willie Nelson
Dave Matthews Band
Everclear
Muddy Waters
Authority Zero
Concrete Blonde
Marty Robbins
Sheryl Crowe
Wasis Diop
Gypsy Kings
Buena Vista Social Club
Miles Davis
Cassandra Wilson
Melissa Ferrick
Metalica
Parliament of Funk
Radney Foster

Everything except rap (Well, old-school NWA and Public Enemy were pretty good)

Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, Willie Nelson, and so forth. Kinda dates me eh?

Jeez, almost forgot Leon Redbone. Bill Lee would have a fit.

"..let's have another cup of coffee, and let's have another slice of pie..."

Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, George Strait, Asleep at the Wheel, Hank Williams Sr., AC/DC, Nelly, ZZ Top, Dean Martin, Patsy Cline, The Temptations, The Jackson Five, Tom Jones, Freddy Fender, . . . . . . I could go on for days. Anything old Motown almost has to be good IMO.

Mountain music, bluegrass, Hendrix/Zepplin/Floyd etc., Mo-Town, STP/Sound Garden in the right mood, most baroque, Miles D, The Police, West African traditional, Celtic, Classical Indian, that sort of thing.

gotogirl3,

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Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, George Strait, Asleep at the Wheel, Hank Williams Sr., AC/DC, Nelly, ZZ Top, Dean Martin, Patsy Cline, The Temptations, The Jackson Five, Tom Jones, Freddy Fender, . . . . . . I could go on for days. Anything old Motown almost has to be good IMO.

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I think I'm in love, you have exquisite taste. Are you single? LOL

Rock-N-Roll

Chopin,A few favs(Barcarolle in F#,Nocturne in Eb Op9 #2,and "Raindrops")

Bach,A few favs(Toccata,Jesu,Joy of man's Desiring,Wachet Auf)

Beethoven,A few favs(Piano sonata #8,#21,23)

Martina Mcbride,George Strait,Patsy Cline.

Lynard Skynner,Marshal Tucker,ZZ top

Jimmy Hendrix,Jethro Tull,

Dave Matthews Band,Santana,Three Doors Down

And the best for last
Elk Bugle
Loon on a lake
wolf howl
Bells tingling in the night as horses feed,while
I try to sleep so I can hunt the elk bugling on
the hill.

Heres MY top ten list of countrys all time greatest, see if you can name the artists;

10- Margaritaville

9- The rodeo song

8- Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald

7- Ballad of Curtis Lowe

6- Down by the seaside

5- Rocky racoon

4- mexican Blackbird

3- The fish cheer

2- Sweet Home Alabama

And number one..

1- Far away eyes



I also like a little bluegrass and gotta agree with the old mowtown stuff.

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Sorry savage, but I've got a steady guy. If you ever make it to Texas though, let me know because we both enjoy meeting new hunters and we're good for a drink or two if you're in the Houston area. Thanks!

Shannon

gotogirl3,

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Sorry savage, but I've got a steady guy. If you ever make it to Texas though, let me know because we both enjoy meeting new hunters and we're good for a drink or two if you're in the Houston area. Thanks!

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I'll definitely take you up on that, and thanks for being a good sport. By the way, you do have good taste in music.

I like (and play) a lot of different stuff.
What's going through my head this morning, though....
We lost a great one yesterday, Johnny Cash. RIP.
I saw this on one of my music forums, & believe it's worth posting here. His daughter Roseanne co-wrote this one, & recorded it as a duet with Johnny. He sang the second verse. Sort of prophetic, eh?

SEPTEMBER WHEN IT COMES
by Rosanne Cash and John Leventhal

There's a cross above the baby's bed
a savior in her dreams
but she was not delivered then
and the baby became me
There's a light inside the darkened room
a footstep on the stair
a door that I forever close
to leave those memories there

When the shadows lengthen
into a copper sun
first there's summer, then I'll let you in
September when it comes

I plan to crawl outside these walls
close my eyes and see
and fall into the heart and arms
of those who wait for me
I cannot move the mountain now
I can no longer run
I cannot be who I was then
in a way I never was

I watch the clouds go sailing
watch the clock and sun
I watch myself depending on
September when it comes

When the shadows lengthen
and burn away the past
They will fly me like an angel to
a place where I can rest
When this begins I'll let you in
September when it comes

Please lets not forget "THE MAN IN BLACK" who I'm sad to say pass away last night

I absolutely like it all. Music helps fill out the soul. I will even say I like some RAP. Run DMC isn't too bad, but Hammer is still the best. I was raised on old country (Cash, Faron Young, Marty Robbins, Hank Sr.)and still like it along with George Strait and Randy Travis. I have a liking for Elton John, Journey, Kansas and Shaggy as well as Linkin Park and Evanescence. I just like it all.

PATSY CLINE-Bob Wills-Tommy Duncan-Johnny Gimble-Willie Nelson-Ray Charles-Marty Robins-Lefty Frizell-Tompall Glaser-PATSY CLINE-Johnny Cash-Merle Haggard-Ernest Tubb-Asleep at the Wheel-Brook Benton-PATSY CLINE-George Jones-Ray Price-Eagles-Nitty Gritty Dirt-Roger Miller-Jim Reeves-Charlie Daniels-

Did I mention PATSY CLINE?

The CD's in my truck run the gamet from ;
Sex Pistols
David Allen Coe
Chris Ladue
Beethoven
Jimmy Buffet
Rusted Root
Bob Marley
George Strait
Hank Sr
America
Montana Tunesmiths
Jay Redhawk
Burning Sky

We spend alot of time down island and in Wyo so our tastes are squewed.

ED

Wstrnhuntr,
10.Jimmy Buffet
9.?
8. Gordon Litefoot
7. Lynard Skynard
6.Led Zepplin
5. Beatles or John Lennon?
4. ZZ Topp
3.?
2. Lynard Skynard
1. THE STONES

How'd I do? Fill me in on the ones I missed.

I am a music lover and there aint much I don't listen to.

I am surprised though that no one has mentioned Waylon or George Jones yet.

BTW, Anyone here heard of John Prine or The Lam Brothers

Where to start?
Pop/Rock: Stones, Elvis, Hendrix, Cream, Foghat, Them, SRV, ZZTop, X, Zep, Yardbirds, ELO, Tull, B-52s, Billy Idol, Los Lobos, Eurythmics, Ceronato, Kinks, etc.
Soul/R&B: Marvin, Sly, P-Funk, Aretha, Snoop Dog, Digital Underground, Curtis Mayfield, James Brown, Al Green, Wilson Pickett, etc.
Country: Dwight, George Straight, Mingo Saldivar, Flaco Jimenez, Bob Wills, Junior Brown, Gulf Coast Playboys, Texas Tornados, George Jones, Flatt & Scruggs, Bill Monroe, Jim & Jesse, Merle Haggard, Del McCoury, etc.
Jazz/Swing: Benny Goodman, Peggy Lee, Dorsey Brothers, Bobby Darin, Sinatra, Chick Webb, Charlie Parker, Duke, Count Basie, Artie Shaw, Martin Denny, Gene Krupa, Glenn Miller, etc.
Classical: Ravel, Wagner, Puccini, Khatchurian, Tchaikovsky, Liszt, Debussy, Maria Callas, etc.
I could go on........

Did I just see someone post, who likes country AND rap? Good lord. That hurts.

By the way, do you know why the call it Rap?

Because Country had the patent on the word Crap and they had to drop the "C".

;^)

heavy varmint,

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I did, I'm near the top of the thread.

I am a guitar player in a three piece boogie and blues band, and that is where my heart is, but I haven't seen anything above, that I could't listen to.

DGK

I like the traditional country music. Just can't take the New York City accountant country music they play now.

I'd go out walking after midnight with Patsy Cline any day of the week!

Johnny was the man. The army did a commercial this year where he plays and sings Tom Petty's "Won't Back Down" while showing footage from WTC and Afghanistan. I'm usually sniffling by the end of it....

The blues.I listen to all of it from Robert Johnson on down to the Allman Brothers and Clapton,also love all three of the Kings (BB,Freddie and Albert),Howlin Wolf,ect.

There's a band called Gov't Mule which was started by Warren Haynes of the Allman Brothers.He's a superb lead/slide guitarist and singer,and does blues and classic rock.If you like Cream,Allman Brothers,SRV,ect,I strongly recomend this band to you.Be sure to check out their early stuff when Allen Woody was on bass."The Deep End Volume 1" is also a very good album of theirs.

Brian.

i like old rock, journey, led zeppelin,stones, van halen,i realy can't stand hearin some cryin cowboy.can't stand some filthy mouthed loud nigger screamin either,one my favorite ass kickin c d s is mr big.

Don't really listen to music but when I do, I listen to almost anything, except most country and reggae and some rap...


Oh, I don't like techno or trance and others that are similiar.

I listen to a little bit of everything.

What? No Grateful Dead?

Jeff