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- Kenny Chesney. The first album cover with Kenny Chesney on a beach — and certainly not the last. No Problem was the Tennessee native’s first Number One album, and “The Good Stuff” marked the first successful crossover hit (who could resist a tearjerker about a wise, milk-drinking bartender?)
- Kitty Wells. One of the biggest live attractions of the mid-Fifties, Wells was country’s first major female star — she was, to use a word that didn’t yet exist, relatable.
- Keith Urban. The third album from Keith Urban was a multi-pronged statement from the Australian upstart. Not only was he a crack guitarist who could weave effortlessly virtuosic licks into down-home cuts like the upbeat “Who Wouldn’t Wanna Be Me” and the cowbell-led “You Look Good in My Shirt,” he was also a keen observer of Y2K pop, echoing the R&B ballads of the time on the breakup cut “You’ll Think of Me” and scattering drum loops amid the album’s fiddles and mandolins.
- The Flatlanders. Formed in Lubbock, Texas, in 1972 by Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Butch Hancock, and Joe Ely, and existing for only a year, the Flatlanders played high-lonesome hippie country that drew on a sweeter, more whimsical alienation than the outlaw sound that was emerging in Texas at the same time.
The 35 best country songs of all time. From Patsy to Johnny, Waylon to (yes) Taylor, these are country's greatest recordings. There are probably esoteric forms of death metal that have a...
2 days ago · Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison. Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison is perhaps the most iconic live album in country music history. Not only does the 1968 release mark the Man in Black’s first live album, the collection, recorded at California’s Folsom State Prison, would make for a release like no other.
Aug 12, 2024 · Even during the album's heyday in the 1970s, country records tended to be slim pickings and some of its greatest performers, such as Haggard or Lynn, never really made a completely perfect disc. (It's also one reason why, even today, country stars put out a best-of roughly every four studio albums.)
- Coat of Many Colors — Dolly Parton
- Showcase — Patsy Cline
- Why Not Me — The Judds
- The Gambler — Kenny Rogers
- No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems — Kenny Chesney
- Pieces of The Sky — Emmylou Harris
- Another Place, Another Time — Jerry Lee Lewis
- I’m A Lonesome Fugitive — Merle Haggard and The Strangers
- Charley Pride’s 10th Album — Charley Pride
- This Time — Dwight Yoakam
It’s hard not to be instantly charmed by Dolly Parton’s 1971 album Coat Of Many Colorsthanks to her sweet vocals and personal lyrics of stories from her impoverished childhood. Next: The greatest female country artists ever list
Showcase was Patsy Cline’s big break, featuring two singles that became wildly popular. I Fall To Pieces and Crazyremained her signature songs for the rest of her career.
Mother-daughter duo The Judds released their debut album, Why Not Me, in 1984. It was a wild success, spawning three hit singles: Mama He’s Crazy, Girls’ Night Out, andLove Is Alive. Next: The best musical duos in music history
Kenny Rogers was one of the biggest names in country music in the 1970s and 1980s, and it was The Gambler that fixed him at the top, spreading his popularity beyond country music. Next: The top albums of the 1980s
Country music in the 2000s loved the easygoing, summer party vibes. Kenny Chesney perfectly nailed the attitude with his 2002 album No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems. Next: Greatest 2000s albums list (our picks)
Emmylou Harris released Pieces Of The Sky in 1975, the first album to win acclaim. It won attention not just for her musical talent, but also for its various musical styles.
Jerry Lee Lewis’ career was flagging when he released Another Place Another Time in 1968. The album helped revitalize his name in country music, featuring two top-charting singles.
The year 1967’s I’m A Lonesome Fugitive made Merle Haggard a star. The titular song wasn’t written by himbut has become an essential part of his legacy.
Charley Pride was a successful black country musicianin the 1970s, a feat unto itself. His 1970 album propelled him to stardom, staying on the charts for an astonishing 49 weeks.
The year 1993’s This Time marked a transition in style for Dwight Yoakam, embracing pure country and leaving behind honky tonk. The album is widely considered one of his best. Next: The top ’90s albums list (our picks)
Aug 30, 2022 · From Hank Williams to Taylor Swift, Dolly Parton to Kacey Musgraves, Ray Charles to Shania Twain, here are Rolling Stone's picks for the 100 greatest country albums of all time...
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Aug 12, 2024 · Instead we assembled a more varied list that represents the development of country album-making over the decades. You’ll find honky-tonk, western swing, neo-traditionalism, pop country, countrypolitan, and more, from Tom T. Hall to Taylor Swift, from Bob Wills to Brandy Clark.
