Country Posts

Nashville Skyline
Bob Dylan
Dylan’s “middle period,” roughly 15% of the way into his career

The Valley
Charley Crockett
Anachronistic in all the best ways

The Ramblin' Man
Waylon Jennings
Dawn of the outlaw country era

The Dirt And The Stars
Mary Chapin Carpenter

Come On Come On
Mary Chapin Carpenter
a pop-chart-friendly country folk gem

Beginning Of Things
Charlie Worsham

That's The Way Love Goes
Merle Haggard

Railroad Man
Hank Snow
a lot of songs about trains

At Folsom Prison
Johnny Cash

Metamodern Sounds In Country Music
Sturgill Simpson
outlaw all the way down

In Search Of A Song
Tom T. Hall

Showcase
Patsy Cline

Modern Sounds In Country And Western Music
Ray Charles

The Silver Tongued Devil And I
Kris Kristofferson

The Family
Del McCoury Band

Mono
The Mavericks

Wrecking Ball
Emmylou Harris

Horse Solider! Horse Soldier!
Corb Lund
his kingdom for a horse

Ten Feet Tall And Bulletproof
Travis Tritt
mullet country

Folk Songs Of The Hills
Merle Travis
foundational document

The Band Perry
The Band Perry

Straight To Hell
Hank Williams III
putting the "dick" in dixie

A Lot About Livin'
Alan Jackson
honky tonkin

Traveller
Chris Stapleton
have some whiskey

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
Miranda Lambert
crazy

Harlan County
Jim Ford
country-fried funk

George Jones Sings Bob Wills
George Jones
a classic singer sings the classics

Country Club
John Doe & The Sadies
faithful takes on old country classics

Fair And Square
John Prine
a classy set of old-school country

All Is Wild All Is Silent
Balmorhea
ambient country?

Bronco
Orville Peck
the new country

American Recordings
Johnny Cash