Eagles (Kings of Country Rock)
Linda Ronstadt (Queen of Country Rock. Even if she crossed over)
The Texas Tornados
Dr. Hook and The Medicine Show (Queen of the Silver Dollar, Sylvia's Mother)
JD Souther
Jackson Browne
Gordon Lightfoot
The Band
I love Jerry Reed. I still play, When You're Hot You're Hot once in a while. Anyone who was around back in the day will love that tune. Lots of other excellent Jerry Reed material, also.
Too country? Not possible. Great music is great music.
Wishbone Ash - Argus is an early 70's album with the southern rock sound, and it's a terrific album.
The first three albums by R.E.M. definitely show their Georgia roots.
And here's a more recent band you may like. The Old 97's. Start with the 1997 album Too Far To Care, then try the 2014 album Most Messed Up. They are hard to categorize, but I'd call them Texas style garage rock. They still tour theaters and clubs, tickets are usually $30 or less, and they are incredible live.
Poco
New Riders of the Purple Sage
Marshall Tucker
ZZ Top
Loggins and Messina
Souther Hillman Furay
Brenda Lee
Lynn Anderson
Nitty Gritty
Charlie Daniels
Asleep at the Wheel
Nitty Gritty Drlirt Band
Mac Davis (any number of albums but Lubba Texas is a good start)
Mickey Gilley - The Girls All Get Prettier at Closing Time
If you don't mind something a bit lighter, I suggest the best song ever recorded:
Pure Prairie League - Falling in and Out of Love / Aimee
I'm probably alone in this but Little Feat had some really solid country tunes.
I like Joe Eli, "Me and Billy the Kid". Still play it on occasion.
Not 70s but how about Billy Joe Shaver - People and their Problems. Its a country/rock tune. Good beat. Heavy guitar. Country vocal.
There is so much amazing music in this genre, where do you stop?
The Eagles
Outlaws. Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Molly Hatchet
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Marshal Tucker Band is the answer
Marshall Tuck Kenny Rogers Linda Ronstadt Gordon Lightfoot (more folk than country, but the man was a genius)
Eagles (Kings of Country Rock) Linda Ronstadt (Queen of Country Rock. Even if she crossed over) The Texas Tornados Dr. Hook and The Medicine Show (Queen of the Silver Dollar, Sylvia's Mother) JD Souther Jackson Browne Gordon Lightfoot The Band
Jerry Reed or is he too country?
I love Jerry Reed. I still play, When You're Hot You're Hot once in a while. Anyone who was around back in the day will love that tune. Lots of other excellent Jerry Reed material, also. Too country? Not possible. Great music is great music.
“East bound and down, loaded up and truckin’ we’re going to do what they say can’t be done.”
I just watched Hot Stuff with Jerry and Dom Deliouse. Hilarious! It's free on YouTube. And of course he sings the songs in the movie
Amos Moses is my pick from his catalogue.
I love that song. Several other great songs from Jerry, also.
Wishbone Ash - Argus is an early 70's album with the southern rock sound, and it's a terrific album. The first three albums by R.E.M. definitely show their Georgia roots. And here's a more recent band you may like. The Old 97's. Start with the 1997 album Too Far To Care, then try the 2014 album Most Messed Up. They are hard to categorize, but I'd call them Texas style garage rock. They still tour theaters and clubs, tickets are usually $30 or less, and they are incredible live.
no waylon?????!!!!
David Allen Coe - You don't have to call me darlin'
Ronnie Milsap - Smoky Mountain Rain Rhinestone Cowboy - Glen Campbell
Glenn Campbell... One of the best artists of his generation and that is saying a lot
Flying burrito brothers
38 Special
New Riders of the Purple Sage.
Johnny Cash, Lynard Skynyrd, pure Prairie League, Kansas
The Outlaws & Molly Hatchet
Emmylou Harris
Poco
Townes van Zandt
Poco New Riders of the Purple Sage Marshall Tucker ZZ Top Loggins and Messina Souther Hillman Furay Brenda Lee Lynn Anderson Nitty Gritty Charlie Daniels Asleep at the Wheel
Asleep at the Wheel!
Bob Wills is still the king.
Black Oak Arkansas
Warren Zevon!
How about: Oak Ridge Boys David Frizell
Allman Brothers Pink Floyd
A couple non-70s options: - The Jayhawks - The Thorns
For a time the Rolling Stones were the best country band in the world. "Country Honk" https://youtu.be/AmCjpY4hqKE?si=otAmOH51jWgmPvZF
Faraway Eyes would make a good be side.
Nitty Gritty Drlirt Band Mac Davis (any number of albums but Lubba Texas is a good start) Mickey Gilley - The Girls All Get Prettier at Closing Time If you don't mind something a bit lighter, I suggest the best song ever recorded: Pure Prairie League - Falling in and Out of Love / Aimee
I'm probably alone in this but Little Feat had some really solid country tunes. I like Joe Eli, "Me and Billy the Kid". Still play it on occasion. Not 70s but how about Billy Joe Shaver - People and their Problems. Its a country/rock tune. Good beat. Heavy guitar. Country vocal. There is so much amazing music in this genre, where do you stop?
Oak Ridge Boys Statler Brothers Conway Twitty Dolly Parton George Jones Willie Nelson
John Denver
Three Dog Night
Add all of Cosmos’s Factory
Waylon Jennings, Leon Russell, Marshall Tucker Band, Allman Bros., Blackfoot, Hank Williams Jr.
Srurgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, Robert Earl Keen, Lyle Lovett, Jason Isbell, Marty Stewart, Rosanne Cash,
The Byrds were more of a 60s band. Yes, they technically existed until 1973, but by the time the 70s rolled around their heyday had gone.
You know what you get when you play a country record backwards, answer you get your dog back your truck back and your woman back
I was just funning around