Greatest Post WW2 Decade of Country Music
Greatest Post WW2 Decade of Country Music 13 votes
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1990s
Besides like Hank Jr and Waylon it was the only generation I enjoyed. Probably because my bus driver listened to it nonstop and eventually it grew on me
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1970's
The 70s were the greatest music decade
The 80s owned movies
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1970's
60s and 70s are pretty close in my view for country in overall greatness. So many classic country singles in the 60s. But the albums that Waylon, Dolly, Jerry Jeff, Hank Jr, Willie, etc, pulled off in the 70s were so cohesive and all killer, no filler. I can't vote against that era.
I used to be 60s were the greatest rock decade guy, but I'm pretty much a coin flip now between 60s and 70s and depends upon the day and my mood. Fuck the Beatles @RaceBannon !!!
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1970's
My Dad played the shit out of Garth on our family road trips in the early 90s. I think this ruined it for me.
Frens in low places is the Sweet Caroline of cuntry music.
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1990s
Pretty sure country had a rise and fall that timed well with the decade that America cared about NASCAR.
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1970's
Dale Earnhardt the day the music died
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1990s
I don’t hate Garth. But yes I feel your pain. That song is fucked out to no end. I don’t think I’d put him in my top 10 of 90s country artist for me personally.
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1970's
I took a flyer once on Johnny Cash Live at Folsom Prison back in the mid 90s. Walked over to Tower on the Ave to buy it.
Any interest I had in "new" country died at that point.
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1990s
I'm proud of you Pisser for putting the proper person fronting your poll graphic …
When you were talking about the 70s in another thread and you weren't including Dolly as an original I was about to drive myself down to Bend and smack some sense back into you
I'm not sure that there's anybody more original than Dolly
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1970's
Dolly is great. Better than Whitney at the song she fucking wrote. Although your 90s vote should have disqualified you from running a cuntry bracket around here. Christ.











