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List Your Favorite "Redneck" Singers.

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Jeff Foxworthy,Mel Tillis,Patsy Cline,MaMa Maybelle,Connie Smith.Alan Jackson,George Strait,Ray Price. Image Image ImageRay.
P.S.I forgot Smiley, B.J.Bailey and Ric Epperle
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Old: Waylon, Merle
New: B&D, Wade Hayes

Somehow I have a hard time calling Alan Jackson, George Strait or Ray Price "redneck", Ray. To me, redneck music is hard-edged hard-working hard-drinking kind of stuff. While I love those guys, that's not how I would describe their music.

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The first one to come to my mind was Charlie Daniels. We liked to call him "Chucky D." back in high school. Image
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Junior Brown, and Patty Booker.
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David Allan Coe in the late '70's. Tanya Tucker.
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What about the writer of one of the Redneck anthems Ray Wylie Hubberd

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I don't think Ray Wylie meant that song to be very complimentary. It was intended as a slap at Merle and Okie From Muskogee from the party animals in Austin.

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Johnny Russell did one of my all time favorites years ago - "Rednecks, White Sox, and Blue Ribbon Beer." For some reason I just love that song to death. Must be my biography I guess Image
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BOCEPHUS!!!
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Well Ray since your gonna plaster Smiley,Ric,And myself on the board telling the whole world what we are?
I will proudly stand up and admit
I am a singing,southern,southpaw,REDNECK.
Its what I called being bless with a good American heiritage,tried and true to the bone

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Post by Sam Marshall »

Is Johnny Bush a redneck singer? I sure dig him.

I thought he was a redneck when I was stationed in San Antone. Now people think I am a redneck. So does that make him a redneck squared???

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I have three ,Me Imagemyself Imageand I Image

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Travis Tritt

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Well guys according to T. all the old trad singers and players are rednecks.Thank God thet includes me Image Image ImageRay

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Ray,
I see you noticed!
Just think, if it hadn't been for all the "redneck"/trad' artist there might not have even been any country music. Of course all the "new country" stuff would have been considered "rock-n-roll" or Pop!<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Dave Robbins on 23 September 2000 at 02:13 AM.]</p></FONT><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Dave Robbins on 23 September 2000 at 03:07 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Thanks Dave,A lot of guys didn't understand why I started this post.I just don't understand why people forget where they come from and most important why they are where they are.Never-never should anyone loose thier culture no matter what race creede color or religion or non-religion.That sure don't sound like a redneck talking,but when it comes to my traditional country music it is. Image Image ImageRay

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Kid Rock
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Kid Rock
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John Sheppard.

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