Hello I’m new to the group and I’m looking for collectors of country music and bluegrass music. I have a large vinyl collection of 33,45,78 these are vintage artists like Hank Williams, Hank Snow, Red Sovine, Waylon, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, The Osborne Brothers, Doc Watson Dolly Parton, Porter Wagner, Ernest Tubb and quite a few of obscure artists and many more artists. This collection was started by my father in the 70’s and has amassed over 25,000 vinyls, and around 8 to 9 thousand cds. The reason i’m asking for collectors is because of my Dad who unexpectedly passed away in Sept. My dad ..read more

This was a motown sub label for country music from 1977 most of the catalog was released as promos only if anybody has any for sale or can make a copy via cd mp3 what ever hope we can work something out Jerry Naylor – Once Again Porter Jordan – Porter Sings Porter Pat Boone – Country Days And Country Nights Bob & Penny* – Presenting Bob And Penny Rick Tucker, Tucker & Lloyd  Schoonmaker* – Tucker And Schoonmaker Doug Momary – Doug Momary https://www.bsnpubs.com/motown/mc/mc.html statistics: Posted by 1974plymouth ..read more

Who was Donna referring to in her talk rendition of the old song. Loving You? statistics: Posted by dnfrght — 9:31 PM - 1 day ago ..read more

I was just wondering if there are many CAL SMITH fans here? Remember, he had great songs like COUNTRY BUMPKIN, and my favourite: SHE TALKED A LOT ABOUT TEXAS. statistics: Posted by realcountrymusic — 17 minutes ago ..read more

So I’m a novice when it comes to all things country, I’m from the uk for a start. However I love the music and a good 3 years ago I heard a song that I cannot find anywhere. I’m not even sure I know the name of the song and definitely don’t know who sung it. I heard it on an independent radio station while I was at work and it’s stuck with me until this day. The only information I have about the song is one lyric. I appreciate that isn’t helpful but I’m hoping somebody here can help me! The lyric I remember is “I drink a lotta wiiine” it’s a male singer and I have searched playlists, googled t ..read more

Enjoy this new powerful 12-track Gospel Country Release titled "Sweeter Than Honey". View on Spotify –  iframe statistics: Posted by thelifted — 7:06 AM - Today ..read more

Enjoy this new powerful 12-track Gospel Country Release titled "Sweeter Than Honey". View on Spotify: iframe statistics: Posted by thelifted — 6:49 AM - Today ..read more

I am sent by the Lord (for real).  If you are for real give this video a small chance.  It is a great video and people after or under some kinda power will lie about it.  There are 3 million people on the Lords A list if you want to be one of them be fair and help us all out. https://vimeo.com/789152629 If you got nothing to do.  This is a post I wrote to from a banjo site that wouldn't even let me register.  I have to deliver it to the country.  It is my legitimate job under God. Please review it for real.  I found where the antichrist is going to bankr ..read more

New release: HONKY-TONK COUNTRY MUSIC ALBUM, LAST ROSE https://tedsilar.com/new-honky-tonk-country-music-album-last-rose/ by Ted Silar, with Byron Berline, Dan Dugmore, Jason Carter, & Kristin Scott Benson RIYL: Classic Country, Americana, Honky-Tonk, Old Crow Medicine Show, Billy Strings, Mumford and Sons, The Country Side of Harmonica Sam, Dwight Yoakam, Mark Chesnutt, Buck Owens, Ray Price The Last Rose album was inspired by great Honky-Tonk Country Music artists like Ray Price, Buck Owens and Dwight Yoakam. What luck when technology advanced far enough to let me enl ..read more

My name is Ted Silar, and I'm releasing an EP, "Last Rose," on December 30th.  What makes it stand out is my guest artists. First and foremost, Byron Berine. This recording may be one of the last recordings he made before he passed away. He really made it sound great. Also, Jason Carter of the Del McCoury Band and Kristin Scott Benson of the Grascals are featured. The thing is, three of the songs have a Honky-Tonk feel. Dan Dugmore plays pedal steel on them.  And then the last one has a more traditional bluegrass rave-up kind of beat.  Does anybody think that bluegrass fans ..read more