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Ooh, I forgot Little Big Town. They are great but I haven't bought an album yet from them...maybe I will do that though, soon.

Landshark Girl wrote:Ooh, I forgot Little Big Town. They are great but I haven't bought an album yet from them...maybe I will do that though, soon.

Wouldn't recommend their debut album from 5 or so years ago... their latest one however is really, really good! Better producer and MUCH better writing!

(Hence the reason the first album never really went anywhere saleswise- they've matured a LOT in the last few years and it shows on "The Road To Here" album.. they also have a new one coming out soon)

Toby Keith
Alison Krauss
Pat Green
Ryan Shupe and the Rubberband
Kenny Chesney
Alan Jackson
Martina Mcbride
Reba
Dolly
Willie
Sara Evan
Sugarland

just to name a few

i'm partial to the texas boys...

george straight
pat green
jack ingram
kevin fowler
cory morrow
roger creager
robert earl keen
jerry jeff walker
willie nelson
lyle lovitt

HsvParrothead wrote:

Landshark Girl wrote:Ooh, I forgot Little Big Town. They are great but I haven't bought an album yet from them...maybe I will do that though, soon.

Wouldn't recommend their debut album from 5 or so years ago... their latest one however is really, really good! Better producer and MUCH better writing!

(Hence the reason the first album never really went anywhere saleswise- they've matured a LOT in the last few years and it shows on "The Road To Here" album.. they also have a new one coming out soon)

They were the opening act when I saw Martina McBride at Radio City earlier this year. They have some nice harmonies but I thought they sounded like 100 other generic bands whose music most people won't remember 5 years from now.

I'm of the same mindset than TxAggGirl91-- those Texas men have got an edge over the Nashville boys, in my book.

#1 PAT GREEN
#2 ROBERT EARL KEEN
#3 JACK INGRAM
#4 GEORGE STRAIT