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Karaoke: Greatest Songs of 70's Country
(Audio CD) Chartbuster Karaoke
Release date: 2004-01-01
Disc Number [1]
The Fightin' Side Of Me Merle Haggard
Songs include:
Is Anybody Goin' To San Antone Charley Pride
Coal Miner's Daughter Loretta Lynn
Price:
$32.98
$20.40
Customer Reviews:
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Finally, Great tempo and speed
This CD has great music and tempo. The speed of the words are very close to what the music should sound like. Some are too slow and the words don't match the music but we thought this one was good. Worth the money if you check the songs by clicking on the video picture of the product. -
Good Old School Karaoke
If you like the best country songs from the 70s and the 80s and you like to sing them, then this is for you. Some of my favorites were Mamas don't let ypur babys grow up to be cowboys, and Delta Dawn.
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"Homeboy" my fav song at the moment. Songs like these are why I love country music.
played the song 'Country Girl (Shake It For Me)' by Luke Bryan on 
Just added a lot of new country songs to my You Tube Channel. I am slowly getting back into country music 
I can eff with all types of music except heavy metal and country(except for maybe 3 songs)
no we don't have any country music ! Have any songs we can download
Review: Church a little to macho on new CD
(07-25) 11:21 PDT, (AP) -
Eric Church, "head" (EMI Records Nashville)
Most country music tough guy growl balance their lighter moments. But rising country music star Eric Church Swaggers and frowns from his third album, "head", without relaxation of the arched bare attitude with the air of novelty or love ballads.
There is no humor Toby Keith, Trace Adkins sensitive ballads "or Jamey Johnson probing self-examination. More than ever, the songs revolve around the church drinking ("Jack Daniels", "drink in My Hand") and fighting ("Keep On").But the macho attitude constantly exhausted more than 11 songs, even with detours into songs mesh musical idols ("Springsteen") and lamenting the state of the obsolete type of music selected ("Country Music Jesus") .
As-in-the hold-producer Jay Joyce Church, which brings unusual rhythms and new arrangements for songs influenced rock. When "head" function, like the opening "Creepin '" and the first hit album "Homeboy - a moralist at a church conference brother_ temperamental singers joined Jamey Johnson and Jason Aldean showing how country music can move in future with the substance and integrity.But too many "head" of the forces of aggression, such as rogue curl at the end of the bar that never smiles or offers of a tender word.
Chicken Soup for the Soul- Country Music Giveaway
I just finished writing an article on chicken soup "in the life of my cat" for the Soul book. It was painful because I hate cats and if you read the introduction for the little gift, it is perfectly clear. But this book, this book is different. Country Music has a place in my heart as one of the first conversations that my husband and I were working at McDonalds in high school revolved around the words of John Michael Montgomery Be My Baby Tonight song. Could there would have not Ya Gonna if I asked you. Would you want to be my baby tonight.If you listened to any amount of country music - you know his full life with real people, struggles, breakthroughs, and sadness. Sometimes his pleasure, not so much, but anyway it is something that the heart can not understand.
So I think this book is remarkable. Discover the triumphs behind "Bobby Ann Mason", the passion behind "Gone Country" and the struggles of the "All-American Boy." And of course, learn more about the "Mississippi squirrel revival."...
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