Your Fav Country and Western Songs. - Page 3

kestrelx · 29-10-2012, 23:57

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Originally Posted by Less

What a shame, you started what I thought to be a genuine thread, I joined in, then you had to insult, Why?

My post was innocent.

Less what I said was in jest; a joke, a bit of banter - sorry you took it so seriously!

grannyclaret · 30-10-2012, 08:23

any Johnny cash songs,,Ollie Austin....and absolutely anything with a bit of yogaling,,
oh and Dean Martins,,my rifle my pony and me,,,

cashman · 30-10-2012, 08:48

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Originally Posted by grannyclaret

any Johnny cash songs,,Ollie Austin....and absolutely anything with a bit of yogaling,,
oh and Dean Martins,,my rifle my pony and me,,,

fer granny.

x

Margaret Pilkington · 30-10-2012, 11:14

Kenny Rogers - The Gambler......though I'm not a great fan of country and western music

yerself · 30-10-2012, 17:42

kestrelx · 30-10-2012, 23:02

grannyclaret · 01-11-2012, 00:52

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Originally Posted by cashman

fer granny.

x

oh thanks cashy,,,,,nice one,,xx

HE DOES A VERY GOOD SUNDAY MORNING COMING DOWN TOO...

Sunflower49 · 01-11-2012, 03:07

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Originally Posted by kestrelx

Less what I said was in jest; a joke, a bit of banter - sorry you took it so seriously!

I took it as meant as a joke, but then figured I don't know could be more to it that I didn't know.

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Originally Posted by kestrelx

Love

Warning, sad song!

walkinman221 · 01-11-2012, 11:04

Enough said

Sunflower49 · 01-11-2012, 13:56

Amazing song. I tend to lean to the Trent Reznor version BUT-Cash wrote it.Both versions I love for different reasons.

Gordon Booth · 01-11-2012, 14:13

Sorry, walkinman, I loved everything Johnny Cash did- until this song and his last LP.
A very sad, depressed and sick man came through. His health, the loss of his wife etc.
I know it's a reflection of how he was and felt at the time but I can't think it could ever be 'Your fav country and western song'.
Now 'Jackson'-yes please.

Chris SUI JURIS · 01-11-2012, 15:19

First two are sad .......

NOW

ANYONE FOR A LINE DANCE

Gordon Booth · 01-11-2012, 16:04

With you there, ChrisSJ, on the happy ones anyway.
We always managed with a travel rug.
But have you ever tried to make sense of the words to 'Island in the stream'?

Sunflower49 · 01-11-2012, 16:25

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Sorry, walkinman, I loved everything Johnny Cash did- until this song and his last LP.
A very sad, depressed and sick man came through. His health, the loss of his wife etc.
I know it's a reflection of how he was and felt at the time but I can't think it could ever be 'Your fav country and western song'.
Now 'Jackson'-yes please.

It's true-I love depressing music though! Hurt is amazingly well written. Depends what you're looking for in listening material I suppose!
Jackson is lovely. Did he actually propose to her whilst they sang it?

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

With you there, ChrisSJ, on the happy ones anyway.
We always managed with a travel rug.
But have you ever tried to make sense of the words to 'Island in the stream'?

I have. Tried that is. Before I knew the words I actually went through a short phase of thinking 'Just because we are married, don't mean we can't sleep around' were lyrics in 'Blanket on the Ground'.

My Father's song for my Mother, apparently

Chris SUI JURIS · 01-11-2012, 16:46

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

With you there, ChrisSJ, on the happy ones anyway.
We always managed with a travel rug.
But have you ever tried to make sense of the words to 'Island in the stream'?

Incredibly sophisticated song for the country market i'd try not to think about it too much G

these are some of them songs i'll listen to for the rest of my days but only when i'm on my own as some of my mates find them irritable...I tell them the old "they dont make em like this anymore"