Vinyl Me Please Country

[Hollywood]

C'mon, @Hollywood - "Chattahoochee" is a BANGER!!

That's one song though

 

[Twentytwo]

If Alan Jackson and Wynnona Judd are legit ROTMs, then maybe it's time for me bow out

Be careful what you wish for, Billy Ray Cyrus Some Gave All was from 1992 as well.

 

[avecigrec]

That's one song though

It's more political than you remember.

 

[TCell]

C'mon, @Hollywood - "Chattahoochee" is a BANGER!!

That song needs a trigger warning: It always brings me back to the mid-90s days of line dancing and being cougar bait at Roosters Country Cabaret in Pitt Meadows.

 

[Twentytwo]

Confirmed one of the 1992 albums.

 

[avecigrec]

That's one song though

Actually, the first vinyl I ever bought off Discogs (before I even got a turntable) was a "Chattahoochee" 7" for my buddy at work. Before that Discogs' marketplace was all about Prince CDs for me.

 

[avecigrec]

That song needs a trigger warning: It always brings me back to the mid-90s days of line dancing and being cougar bait at Roosters Country Cabaret in Pitt Meadows.

ROOSTERS!!!

Never been inside, but rode the bus by it many many times circa '97-'99.

 

[TCell]

ROOSTERS!!!

Never been inside, but rode the bus by it many many times circa '97-'99.

Terrible Music, cheap drinks, and everyone looking to hook up. It was the Best/Worst. I had some great nights there, a couple I regret, and a couple I barely remember.

 

[CrazyDiamond84]

I love me some Alan Jackson!

 

[Twentytwo]

I forgot Pure Country came out in 1992 as well. Could be that. I would not be disappointed with that at all. Arguably George Strait's biggest record.

 

[Kris]

I’d sign back up for Alan and Wynonna.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

1975 I am guessing Glenn Campbell Rhinestone Cowboy or Tanya Tucker Self Titled.

It’ll be Glenn Campbell. It should be Tanya Tucker

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

Thae

That's one song though

whole album is fantastic if you enjoy 90s Country. If 90s Country ain’t your jam that AJ is probably not for you.

 

[Hollywood]

Thae

whole album is fantastic if you enjoy 90s Country. If 90s Country ain’t your jam that AJ is probably not for you.

90s country is definitely not my jam. In fact I'm really not a fan of new country

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

90s country is definitely not my jam. In fact I'm really not a fan of new country

[whispers] 1992 was 30 years ago.

 

[keylime_5]

I bet 1975 is Waylon Jennings. Dreaming My Dreams. We're due for some Waylon, though I really want them to bust out Honky Tonk Heroes when they do.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

I bet 1975 is Waylon Jennings. Dreaming My Dreams. We're due for some Waylon, though I really want them to bust out Honky Tonk Heroes when they do.

I already have a fine copy of Dreaming My Dreams, which is my favorite Solo Waylon album and not super easy to come by. I would maybe sign back up to get a nice copy of Honky Tonk Heroes. Most decent copies (when you can find one) go for around $50 anyways.

 

[Hollywood]

[whispers] 1992 was 30 years ago.

Ok let me rephrase, anything beyond the fourth generation of country (70s and 80s) is not my cup of tea.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

Ok let me rephrase, anything beyond the fourth generation of country (70s and 80s) is not my cup of tea.

Yeah, I got you. 90s country the production got a bit too slick. It took me longer to come around to that style more so than just about any other music era/style but ultimately the songs won out. I eventually was able to let go and just appreciate it for what it was. TBH, a big catalyst in my reassessment of 90s was the band Midland. I have love pretty much all of their albums thus far and they are so indebted to the likes of Brooks & Dunn and Alan Jackson that I figured it was time I gave it another try and I am glad I did.

 

[Twentytwo]

I bet 1975 is Waylon Jennings. Dreaming My Dreams. We're due for some Waylon, though I really want them to bust out Honky Tonk Heroes when they do.

Really hoping this is 1975 title.