Great Balladeers

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Butch Foster
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Great Balladeers

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Most of our special times have included a touching ballad: a time with that special person, a sad time in our life, etc. Who are the ballad singers that you like best? My choices are:

Jim Reeves
Hank Williams, Sr.
Jimmy Dickens
Looking forward to reading your selections!
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Post by Donny Hinson »

Jimmy Rodgers
Luke (The Drifter) Williams
Red Foley
Red Sovine
Burl Ives
Johnny Horton
Tom T. Hall
Rex Allen Jr.

and possibly, Arlo Guthrie
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Post by Red Kilby »

Gene Watson and Mel Street are my favorites.
Andy Greatrix
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Post by Andy Greatrix »

George Jones
Johnny Paycheck
Merle Haggard
Don Gibson
Ray Price
Johnny Bush
Gene Watson
Vince Gill
John Starling
Jess Lee
These are just a few.
As for females,
Connie Smith!
There are many others.<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Andy Greatrix on 09 September 2002 at 01:04 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Post by R. L. Jones »

Dont leave out Loretta Lynn and Kitty Wells
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Post by DJ Sillito »

Keith Whitley
Vern Gosdin
Vince Gill
Conway Twitty
George Jones....

Just to name a few.


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Post by Wayne Morgan »

All the above,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Post by Leroy Riggs »

<SMALL> All the above,,,,,,,,,,,, </SMALL>
Ditto!
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Post by Ron Page »

Since they are such great singers and since women are underrepresented here, I'd add Patty Loveless and Sara Evans.

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Post by Perry Hansen »

All of the above. And I would like to add Wynn Stewart and Bud Crowder.
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Post by Janice Brooks »

May I add
Bill Anderson
Marty Robbins
Don Gibson
Freddie Hart

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Bob Anderson
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Post by Bob Anderson »

The greatest balladeer & storyteller to me is JOHNNY CASH. I just could never seem to get enough of him.
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Post by kyle reid »

Thats a first?
erik
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Post by erik »

Gorden Lightfoot would be a great FOLK balladeer.
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Janice Brooks
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Post by Janice Brooks »

I will start a thread shortly on the definiton of Ballad
R. L. Jones
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Post by R. L. Jones »

I`m looking " Janice" I thought I knew what a "Ballad" was . But who know`s? Waiting to see your thread
Gary Walker
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Post by Gary Walker »

Steve Wariner isn't too bad either.
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