AMAZING ROAD TRIP 🎧 Playlist Amazing Country Music - Enjoy Driving & Happy With Positive Energy
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🎵Track information:
01. [0:00:00] Drop - Dallas Smith
02. [0:03:18] Wastin' Gas (Acoustic Sessions) - Dallas Smith
03. [0:06:00] What Kinda Love - Dallas Smith
04. [0:09:30] Some Things Never Change - Dallas Smith
05. [0:12:18] Neverland - Andrew Hyatt
06. [0:15:37] Somebody Somewhere - AkiraOtori
07. [0:19:05] Autograph - Dallas Smith
08. [0:21:52] Side Effects - Dallas Smith
09. [0:24:40] Cheap Seats - Dallas Smith
10. [0:27:48] Lifted - Dallas Smith
11. [0:31:02] Side Effects - Dallas Smith
12. [0:33:54] Tippin Point - Dallas Smith
13. [0:36:49] Nothing But Summer - Dallas Smith
14. [0:39:50] Some Things Never Change - Dallas Smith
15. [0:42:38] Neverland - Andrew Hyatt
16. [0:45:57] And Then Some - LiveCountryDaily
17. [0:49:12] Slow Rollin' - Dallas Smith
18. [0:52:23] Autograph - Dallas Smith
19. [0:55:10] Only One You - Dallas Smith
20. [0:58:07] One Drink Ago - Dallas Smith
21. [1:01:06] Future - JoJo Mason
22. [1:04:05] I Needed That - Andrew Hyatt
23. [1:07:17] Once Upon A Bar - Simon Clow
24. [1:10:19] Bars - Dallas Smith
25. [1:13:23] Broken Umbrella - JoJo Mason
26. [1:16:04] Still Somethin' - Andrew Hyatt
27. [1:19:09] Twelve Pack Soundtrack - Dallas Smith
28. [1:22:11] Don't Nothing Change - Andrew Hyatt
29. [1:25:47] Rattlesnake Bite - Simon Clow
30. [1:29:04] This Town Ain't a Town - Dallas Smith
31. [1:32:17] Something to Wrap My Heart Around - JoJo Mason
32. [1:35:35] Wrong About That - Dallas Smith
33. [1:39:01] Any Excuse - V.A
34. [1:42:14] Wiser Than Me - Simon Clow
35. [1:45:38] I'm Already Gone - Dallas Smith
36. [1:48:41] Slow Rollin' - V.A
37. [1:51:56] Tippin' Point - V.A
38. [1:55:20] Jingle Bells - Simon Clow
39. [1:58:17] It's All Good - V.A
40. [2:01:29] Good Times - Danielle Ryan
41. [2:04:36] That's My Jam - V.A
42. [2:07:43] Under The Rainbow - V.A
43. [2:11:08] Let's Talk About Love - Jessie Farrell
44. [2:14:36] Good Life - V.A
45. [2:17:14] Little Black Dress - V.A
46. [2:20:21] Live It Up - V.A
47. [2:23:53] One Minute Man - V.A
48. [2:27:24] Still Somethin' - Andrew Hyatt
49. [2:30:26] Broken Records - Simon Clow
50. [2:33:19] That's My Jam - V.A


Welcome to a new relaxing music direct on the Country Rhythms channel. @CountryRhythms. In this channel, we'll be providing you with chilling country songs to help you start your day off on the right foot and enjoy relaxing time.

Country music, born amidst the dust and vast fields of the American West, embodies the simple, authentic soul of humanity. With childhood memories of wind instruments and violins echoing over the fields, or the resonating strumming of guitars in silent nights, no other genre fits this description better. Rooted in folk, Celtic, blues, and gospel music, it emerged in the 1920s in the Northern United States.

Themes of cowboys on horseback, loss, and hardship pervade country songs, credited to pioneering artists like Jimmy Rodgers, The Carter Family, and Vernon Dalhart. The 1940s and 1950s witnessed the emergence of Bluegrass music, with its fast-paced rhythm and unique instruments like violins and mandolins.

Honky-tonk, dominant after World War II, reflected the struggles of working-class life. Icons like Hank Williams blended steel-string guitars and fiddles to create its lively sound. Even rock and roll owe their roots to country music, bridging divides between Black and White musical tastes.

Nashville, the "Country Music Capital," nurtured top artists and housed the iconic Grand Ole Opry radio station. While the 2000s marked a lull, Taylor Swift emerged as a phenomenon, infusing country with pop influences and resilience through personal challenges.

Country music, with its blend of talent and tradition, remains a vibrant world, reflecting all facets of life. Though often associated with White culture, its roots span African and European traditions. Its future lies in enduring and evolving, embracing its role in America's cultural mosaic, as Amiri Baraka illuminated in 'The Blues People.'

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