List all time rock songs and all time country song

[aj]

I'd like to meet his tailor

 

[Limiman12]

Sweet home Alabama....... 

Dance.  Or Dream is like a river.  by Garth brooks

Or life's a dance by john micheal montgomery

 

[aj]

Willie the wondering gypsy and me-by I think Waylon maybe with Willie Nelson. It was on the juke box when the Copper Penny was still open.

 

[RyanChandler]

All time favorite- Mississippi Queen (if you know what I mean  <rock>)

http://youtu.be/cW1tc5siBU

 

[trevorgreycattleco]

For rock
http://youtu.be/iqnMrynpq9U

Country
http://youtu.be/KYRi4xRSrLE

 

[PDJ]

Ridin The Storm Out - live version by REO Speedwagon, maybe the best rock song ever.

The Highwayman by The Highwaymen for country, mostly because it has 3 of my 4 favorite artists ever.

Wagon Wheel by Old Crow Medicine Show for "new" country.  Just like their original a little better than Darrius Rucker's.

 

[Gargan]

Rock:
Turn the page -Metallica and Bob seger ( depends the mood)
Soul to squeeze- red hot chilli peppers
Stairway to heaven -led  Zeppelin
Zombie- the cranberries
Black betty- ram jam

Country:
I can still make Cheyenne- George strait
What I'd say- earl Thomas Conley or Gary Allen
Back where I come from- Kenny chesney or Mack mcanally
And pretty much anything George strait sings.

 

[RyanChandler]

For rock
http://youtu.be/iqnMrynpq9U

Definitely one of mine too!

"Now Tom Said; "Ma, whenever ya see a cop beatin' a guy
Wherever a hungry new born baby cries
Whereever there's a fight against the blood and hatred in the air
Look for me ma'
I'll be there
Wherever somebodies stuglin' for a place to stand
For a decent job or a helpin' hand
Wherever somebody is strugglin' to be free
Look in their eyes ma,
You'll see me!

 

[Tallcool1]

My taste in music is a little different maybe:

Rock-Pearl Jam...Lightning Crashes, Guns N Roses...Cold November Rain,  Fleetwood Mac...Second Hand News

Country-Big & Rich...Save A Horse,  Johnny Cash...I Walk The Line,  Nitty Gritty Dirt Band...Fishin' In The Dark

I really don't listen to much country music, but try to have an open mind for the sake of the show steers.

 

[cowman 52]

Amarillo by morning,  Terry Staffords version,  ice was thick on 287 trying to get home from Denver. Somewhere between Amarillo and Lamar.

 

[hevmando]

Pretty Woman by Roy Orbison
Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen

He stopped loving her today by George Jones
You never even called me by my name by David Allan Coe

This is just like a cattle show.  One man's opinion! 

 

[renegadelivestock]

rock;
almost anything ac/dc or rolling stones
me and bobby magee - Janice joplin
country;
this cowboys hat, county fair - chris ledoux (anything he sings, but these are two of my favs)
garth brook, George strait, Conway twitty, and patsy cline

 

[aj]

Good choice havmando......hhhhmmmmm  "I was drunk the day my mom got out of prison.......and I went to pick her up in the rain........but before I could get to the prison in my pickuppppppp truck.............she got run over by the danged ole train........." EVERBODY now!

 

[husker1]

Hmmm...this is tough limiting to 1 choice of each....

But I will go with...


Country....The Dance by Garth Brooks

Rock.......Something to Believe In by Poison 

Most of the rock ballads are my favorites....

 

[Redfern]

Gentle on My Mind -- Glen Campbell

Melissa -- Allman Brothers

 

[sizzler14]

Drift Away ~ Dobie Gray
Sweet Home Alabama ~ Lynard Skinard
ramblin man ~ allman brothers
should've been a cowboy ~ Toby Keith
Amarillo by morning ~ George strait
fishin' in the dark - nitty gritty dirt band
dust on the bottle - David lee Murphy
baby's got her blue jeans on - Mel McDaniel
watermelon crawl - john Michael Montgomery

 

[hamburgman]

Drift Away ~ Dobie Gray
Sweet Home Alabama ~ Lynard Skinard
ramblin man ~ allman brothers
should've been a cowboy ~ Toby Keith
Amarillo by morning ~ George strait
fishin' in the dark - nitty gritty dirt band
dust on the bottle - David lee Murphy
baby's got her blue jeans on - Mel McDaniel
watermelon crawl - john Michael Montgomery

Watermelon crawl is by T-bird

 

[sizzler14]

your right my bad. I was thinking grundy county auction and them just typed JMM

 

[vc]

More because of the things we were doing, the memories they created and the songs you were listening to at the time.
Rock
Foreigner - Juke Box Hero  (we were just running hard and having fun)
Joan Jett and The Black Harts - I love Rock and roll (5 in morning headed to clean the barns at the fair played at full volume through the stables)
Uncle Ted - most of his songs were good to drive to if you were in a hurry, plus I had a buddy who made a complete fool of himself rocking out to them.

Country
Driving around in Pop's truck that had the 8 track tapes playing, Johny Horton - North to Alaska, Marty Robbins-Big Iron, Waylon and Willie and the boys-Lukenbach Texas, and allot of the other oldies, like Merl, Tom T, Mel Tillis, and others.
Added, The Marty Robbins song - 160 Acres - used to just make me smile

 

[AAOK]

Rock- For What it's Worth, Crosby Stills Nash & Young

Country - Home to the Armadillo, Gary P Nunn