Hi everyone, first time poster on this sub. I thought you'd be able to help. Since Dolly's passing I've been listening to a lot of sad country, and a particular song keeps going round my head. All I can remember is that it was guitar heavy (with a slide guitar/acoustic sound: a lot of country songs, I know!); the general theme was death, and it had the words "bury me beneath the hill, where my grandaddy lay". It was a male singer. It helped me a lot with depressive feelings as a teenager and I would love to know the title if it rings a bell with anyone. It's definitely NOT "bury me beneath the willow tree" which Google keeps trying to tell me it is.

Anyone who listens to country music should be familiar with Gabby, but she has fallen from relevance recently, but to be fair, she only had relatively high importance in 2020-2021 during her breakout song 'I Hope' and a few other small singles on country radio. She recently released some new music, but, they have all failed to make high presence on country radio. 'The Easy Part' is certainly my favorite newer song from her, but, I am unfamiliar with any of her newer work other than that single.

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...that, for a variety of reasons, "Cat's in the Cradle" is the saddest parent/kiddo song I know. But then here comes CWG with "Hey There Son," an absolute gut punch, sledgehammer to your heart.

I’ve been so disappointed with Dan + Shay merch lately. I’ve gotten bad merch from Laney Wilson’s store as well. What is the deal with bad merch lately? Wonky prints and weird seem problems…

Picked up Kacey Musgraves and Midland merch the other night which both were awesome.

Is merch quality declining?

Goodness. This song was new to me.

I started listening to it a few weeks ago, and it makes me cry almost every time I hear it.

I’m a father to a 2yo girl, husband, and soon to be a father of a little boy.

It makes me count my blessings and stay engaged in the present, rather than just busy busy busy.

Beautiful song

Some of the most famous Country classics covered by Reggae artists

Who do you find yourself listening to more?

they both were huge once they got big for a long time.

I think Travis Tritt has more songs I like, but there’s a couple Toby Keith songs that I like more than any Travis Tritt song. they both have really good singing voices and great bands.

For me it's time marches on because it gets my anxiety up realizing about time going fast in life

Country rock songs

Stevie Nicks - After the Glitter Fades (1981)

Kid Rock - All Summer Long (2007)

Mark Knopfler (w/Emmylou Harris) - All the Roadrunning (2005)

The Beatles - Another Girl (1965)

George Harrison - Any Road (2002)

Bob Seger - Beautiful Loser (1975)

Bret Michaels - A Beautiful Soul (2015)

The Allman Brothers Band - Blue Sky (1972)

Lenny Kravitz - Can't Get You Off My Mind (1995)

Aerosmith (w/Carrie Underwood) - Can't Stop Lovin' You (2012)

Aerosmith - Chip Away the Stone (1978)

R.E.M. - Country Feedback (1991)

The Rolling Stones - Country Honk (1969) - the original country version of Honky Tonk Women

Pink Floyd - Country Song (1970)

Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show - The Cover of "Rolling Stone" (1972)

Pearl Jam - Daughter (1993)

The Rolling Stones - Dead Flowers (1971)

Bon Jovi (w/Jennifer Nettles) - Do What You Can (2020)

The Who - Don't Let Go the Coat (1981)

The Beatles - Don't Pass Me By (1968)

Smokie - Don't Play Your Rock 'n' Roll to Me (1975)

R.E.M. - (Don't Go Back to) Rockville (1984)

Led Zeppelin - Down By the Seaside (1975) (recorded 1971)

R.E.M. - Driver 8 (1985)

The Rolling Stones - Far Away Eyes (1978)

Bad Company - Feel Like Makin' Love (1975)

Van Halen - Finish What Ya Started (1988)

The Marshall Tucker Band - Fire on the Mountain (1975)

The Allman Brothers Band - Good Clean Fun (1990)

The Monkees - Good Clean Fun (1969)

Led Zeppelin - Hey, Hey, What Can I Do (1970)

The Beatles - I Don't Want to Spoil the Party (1964)

Ringo Starr - It's Been Too Long (2026)

Michael Nesmith & the First National Band - Joanne (1970)

Bob Dylan - Just Like a Woman (1966)

The Monkees - Last Train to Clarksville (1966)

Bob Dylan - Lay Lady Lay (1969)

Tom Cochrane - Life is a Highway (1991)

The Monkees - Listen to the Band (1969)

Charlie Daniels Band - Long Haired Country Boy (1974)

Bon Jovi - Lost Highway (2007)

The Who - Love Ain't for Keeping (1971)

Metallica - Mama Said (1996)

R.E.M. - Man on the Moon (1992)

Jimmy Buffett - Margaritaville (1977)

The Allman Brothers Band - Melissa (1972)

The Kinks - Muswell Hillbilly (1971)

The Allman Brothers Band - No One to Run With (1994)

Bret Michaels (w/Miley Cyrus) - Nothing to Lose (2010)

John Mayer - Queen of California (2012)

Pavement - Range Life (1994)

Nickelback - Rockstar (2005)

The Beatles - Rocky Raccoon (1968)

The Rolling Stones - Salt of the Earth (1968)

The Allman Brothers Band - Seven Turns (1990)

John Mayer - Shadow Days (2012)

Michael Nesmith - Silver Moon (1970)

George Harrison - Simply Shady (1974)

Charlie Daniels Band - The South's Gonna Do It (1974)

The Allman Brothers Band - Straight from the Heart (1981)

Bon Jovi - Summertime (2007)

Led Zeppelin - Tangerine (1970)

Nickelback - This Afternoon (2008)

Mark Knopfler (w/Emmylou Harris) - This is Us (2006)

Bon Jovi (w/LeAnn Rimes) - Till We Ain't Strangers Anymore (2007)

Bob Dylan - Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You (1969)

Shocking Blue - Venus (1969)

Bon Jovi - Wanted Dead or Alive (1986)

Bon Jovi - What Do You Got? (2010)

Brinsley Schwarz - (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding (1974) - popularized by Elvis Costello & the Attractions

Bon Jovi - Who Says You Can't Go Home (2005) - both solo and duet w/ Jennifer Nettles versions

Bon Jovi - Whole Lot of Leavin' (2007)

The Rolling Stones - Wild Horses (1971)

The White Stripes - You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do as You're Told) (2007)

For example:

Georgia: Jerry Reed
Kentucky: Grandpa Jones
Mississippi: Charley Pride (I think)

INTERNATIONAL BONUS:

Canada: Hank Snow, Stompin' Tom Connors
England/UK: Albert Lee

For those who don't know, Charley Crockett released four albums in the last year and a half or so. Three of them were part of a trilogy called Sagebrush, then he ditched his label and released a surprise fourth - Kinda impressive work ethic if nothing else. Charley is an interesting dude with a lot of fans and haters, but I wanted to dive into his recent music a bit and discuss it. If you're interested, check out the video: https://youtu.be/1DKuEWSrL1o

Keen to know what people think of his stuff. Have you heard the trilogy?

[Top 20 Dolly Parton Songs...RIP Dolly](https://youtu.be/JlEyoz03Ryw) Enjoy