Old Country

If you can sing words to three or more Willie Nelson, George Jones, and Johnny Cash songs please come in. If you can sing along to Patsy Cline, Charlie Rich, and Hank Williams please take a seat. If you can croon all night with Bob Wills please let me get you a beer, I’m glad we met. Welcome to old country category, sadly a lot of people find it boring here.

Real Old Country

Most people in this category know how to yodel. They’ve probably witnessed someone play bones, if they do not already know how to play them themselves. The people in this category refer to each other as “folks” and recognize that country’s roots derived from folk music. This category requires being able to enjoy sitting on a front porch sipping ice tea in middle of summer while some old man plays “Streets of Laredo” on an old Gibson. Indulging in campfire banjo playing helps as well.

If you’re like me, you probably have your favorite category and then like some things out of each one. There’s not really any one way to define country music, and with it being an ever-changing industry there probably never will be. One thing that doesn’t change though, no matter which category, you can still dust of your boots and take just about any country song to dancehall with you.

Sarah Francis

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