Golden Age of Country the most comprehensive collection on the Web devoted to the country music of the '50s and '60s. With top Artist & Track Titles from the '70s & '80s this collection of over 300 musical videos. Brings together the most influential country & western artists of the decades that truly represented the "golden age" in country music history.
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Bill Anderson: Mama Sang a Song & Still
Bill Anderson and Jan Howard: For Loving You
Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys: Blue Moon of Kentucky
Bill Phillips & Dolly Parton: Put It Off until Tomorrow
Billy Walker: Charlie’s Shoes
Bob Luman: Let’s Think about Living
Bobby Bare: Detroit City
Bobby Edwards: You’re the Reason
Bobby Helms: You Are My Special Angel & Fraulein
Buck Owens: Love’s Gonna Live Here, My Heart Skips a Beat & I've Got a Tiger by the Tail
Burl Ives: A Little Bitty Tear
Carl Butler: Don’t Let Me Cross Over
Carl Perkins: Blue Suede Shoes
Carl Smith: (When You Feel Like You’re in Love) Don’t Just Stand There & Hey Joe!
Charlie Daniels: Long Haired Country Boy, The devil went down to george, Fiddle fire & Simple Man
Charley Pride: Kaw-Liga & Does My Ring Hurt Your Finger
Charlie Walker: Pick Me Up on Your Way Down, Close All the Honky Tonks & Last Call for Alcoho
Claude King: Wolverton Mountain & Anna
Connie Smith: Once a Day & 'How Great Thou Art'
Conway Twitty: Next in Line & It’s Only Make Believe
Cowboy Copas: Alabam
Dave Dudley: Six Days on the Road & Truck Drivin' Son Of A Gun
David Houston: Almost Persuaded
Del Reeves: Girl on the Billboard
Dolly Parton: 9 to 5, Jolene, I will always love you & Coat of many colors
Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers: Islands In The Stream
Don Gibson: Oh Lonesome Me & I Can’t Stop Lovin’ You
Eddy Arnold: Make the World Go Away, I Wouldn't Trade The Silver In My Mothers Hair & You Don't Know Me
Eddy Arnold and His Guitar: The Cattle Call
Elvis Presley: Heartbreak Hotel & That’s All Right
Ernest Tubb and His Texas Troubadours: Waltz across Texas & Thanks a Lot
Faron Young: Alone with You & Hello Walls
Ferlin Husky: Gone & Wings of a Dove
Ferlin Husky and Jean Shepard: A Dear John Letter
Floyd Cramer: Last Date
George Hamilton IV: Abilene
George Jones: White Lightning, Walk through This World with Me, She Thinks I Still Care, The Race Is On & Tender Years
George Jones and Melba Montgomery: We Must Have Been out of Our Minds
Glen Campbell: Wichita Lineman , Rhinestone Cowboy & Galveston
Hank Locklin: Please Help Me, I’m Fallin, SEND ME THE PILLOW YOU DREAM ON & Geisha Girl
Hank Snow: I’ve Been Everywhere, I don't hurt anymore & I’m Moving On
Hank Thompson: The Wild Side of Life, Oklahoma Hills & Six Pack to Go
Hank Thompson and His Brazos Valley Boys: Squaws along the Yukon
Hank Williams : Lovesick Blues, Honky Tonk Blues, Move it on Over & Hey, Good Lookin’
Hank Williams Jr: A Country Boy Can Survive, Family Tradition & Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound
Harry Mc Clintock: BIG ROCK CANDY MOUNTAINS (1928)
Hawkshaw Hawkins: Lonesome 7-7203 & Sunny Side Of The Mountain
Henson Cargill: Skip a Rope
Jack Greene: There Goes My Everything & Statue of a Fool
Jeannie Seely: Don’t Touch Me
Jerry Lee Lewis: What’s Made Milwaukee Famous, Whole Lot of Shakin’ Going On & You Win Again
Jim Ed Brown: Pop a Top
Jim Reeves: He’ll Have to Go, Danny Boy & Four Walls
Jimmie Skinner: I Found My Girl in the U.S.A
Jimmy Dean: Big Bad John & I.O.U.
Jimmy Newman: A Fallen Star
Jimmy Wakley: Slipping Around
Johnnie & Jack: (Oh Baby Mine) I Get So Lonely
Johnny Cash: I Walk the Line , Ballad of a Teenage Queen, Daddy Sang Bass, A Boy Named Sue & Folsom Prison Blues
Johnny Cash and June Carter: Jackson
Johnny Horton: Honky-Tonk Man, North to Alaska & The Battle of New Orleans
Johnny Tillotson: It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin’
Johnny Wright: Hello Vietnam
Kenny Rogers: The Gambler, Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town, Through The Years & lucille
Kitty Wells: Makin' Believe & It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels
Lefty Frizzell: If You’ve Got the Money, I’ve Got the Time & Saginaw, Michigan
Leon Ashley: Laura (What’s He Got That I Ain’t Got?)
Leroy Van Dyke: Walk On By, The Auctioneer Song & If a Woman Answers (Hang Up the Phone)
Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs & the Foggy Mountain Boys: The Ballad of Jed Clampett
“Little” Jimmy Dickens: May the Bird of Paradise Fly up Your Nose & OUT BEHIND THE BARN
Loretta Lynn: Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’, Before I'm over you, Coal Miner's Daughter & You Ain’t Woman Enough
Margaret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely: I Don't Wan't To Be Free
Marty Robbins: El Paso, Big Iron, Devil Woman, don't worry about me & Singing the Blues
Marvin Rainwater: Gonna Find Me a Bluebird, IT WASN´T ENOUGH ROCKABILLY ,Hound Dog Yodel & Whole lotta woman
Merle Haggard and the Strangers: Mama Tried & Okie from Muskogee
Ned Miller: From a Jack to a King & Do What You Do Do Well
Osborne Brothers: Rocky Top, Ruby, Country Roads & Rocky top tennessee
Patsy Cline: Crazy, I Fall To Pieces, SWEET DREAMS, she's got you & Walkin’ after Midnight
Patti Page: The Tennessee Waltz, Old Cape Cod, Mocking Bird Hill, YOU BELONG TO ME & Changing Partners
Patti Page & Ned Miller: Dark Moon
Pee Wee King and His Golden West Cowboys: Slow Poke
Porter Wagoner: Green, Green Grass of Home, A satisfied mind, The Rubber Room & The Carroll County Accident
Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton: The Last Thing on My Mind & just someone i used to know
Roger Miller: Dang Me, Chug-a-lug, England Swings, You can't rollerskate & King of the Road
Roy Clark: Yesterday, Rocky Top (Banjo), Malaguena & Ghost Riders In The Sky
Roy Drusky: Three Hearts in a Tangle, Jody And The Kid & anymore
Roy Drusky and Priscilla Mitchell : Yes, Mr. Peters
Ray Price: Crazy Arms, City Lights, Make the world go away & Heartaches by the Number
Red Foley: Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy, Peace In The Valley, smoke on the water & Old Shep
Red Sovine: Giddyup Go, teddy bear, Daddy, Roses For Mama & Phantom 309
Red Sovine and Webb Pierce: Why Baby Why
Sheb Wooley: That’s My Pa & Purple People Eater
Skeeter Davis: The End of the World & I can't stay mad at you
Skeets McDonald: Don’t Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes
Slim Whitman: Indian Love Call, rose marie & china doll
Sonny James: Young Love, running bear, Since I Met You Baby & You’re the Only World I Know
Stonewall Jackson: Waterloo & don't be angry
Stuart Hamblen: This Ole House & My Home (it is no secret)
Tammy Wynette: Stand by Your Man, til i can make it on my own & D-I-V-O-R-C-E
Tammy Wynette and David Houston: My Elusive Dreams
Tommy Collins: You Better Not Do That & High On A Hilltop
Tennessee Ernie Ford: Sixteen Tons, Shenandoah & The Shot Gun Boogie
Tex Ritter: I Dreamed of a Hill-Billy Heaven, The Deck Of Cards & smoke smoke smoke that cigarette
The Bluegrass Boys & Bill Monroe: Southern Flavor
The Browns: The Old Lamplighter & The Three Bells (Les Trois Cloches)
The Carlisles: No Help Wanted
The Davis Sisters: I Forgot More Than You’ll Ever Know & ROCK-A-BYE BOOGIE
The Everly Brothers: Bye Bye Love, cathy's clown, Walk right back by & Wake Up Little Susie
The Louvin Brothers: I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby & My Baby’s Gone
The Statler Brothers: Flowers on the Wall, Class of '57, I'll Go To My Grave Loving You & Bed Of Roses
Tom T. Hall: A Week in a Country Jail, Faster Horses, I Like Beer, Sneaky Snake & homecoming
Walter Brennan with the Johnny Mann Singers: Old Rivers & "Ruby,Don't Take Your Love To Town"
Wanda Jackson: Right or Wrong, Mean, Mean Man - Hot Dog & Funnel of Love
Warner Mack: The Bridge Washed Out & I`ll Keep Wanting You
Waylon Jennings: Only Daddy That’ll Walk the Line, Good Hearted Woman & Ramblin Man
Webb Pierce: There Stands the Glass, I Ain’t Never, Teenage Boogie & In the Jailhouse Now
Wilburn Brothers: Trouble’s Back in Town
Willie Nelson: Funny How Time Slips Away, Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain & You Were Always On My Mind
Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper: There's a Big Wheel
Wynn Stewart: Wishful Thinking & It’s Such a Pretty World Today
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Early country music originated in the Appalachian mountains in the 1930's and was primarily acoustic, orchestrated with banjos and fiddles. The genre moved into the "golden age" as then-called "mountain music" moved out of the mountains and into the mainstream, popularized by institutions such as the Grand Ole Opry. Traditional country music of the golden age blended the sound of mountain music with new instrumentation, such as the pedal steel guitar. Johnny Cash, Porter Wagoner and Loretta Lynn were all artists that epitomized this era. The golden age of country music continued into the late 1960's, it's longevity attributed to the explosion of the "Nashville sound" in country music. Here, traditional country artists were combining honky-tonk lyrics with big-band orchestration, backed by strings and horns. Artists like Patsy Cline, Ray Price, Eddy Arnold and George Jones were best known for this type of sound. Much of the success of the crossover country music of today can be attributed to the golden age of this era, where artists first experimented with merging traditional sounds with popular music trends of the time to generate a wider appeal.
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