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This ain't your Dad's country music. It's your Granddad's! None of that new Nashville bullshit either. This is where you'll find what I consider the best in Country (Classic and Alt), Folk, and Americana.

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ITEM! Mixtapes! Check 'em out and share with yer pals:
Twang/Twinge of Love
That Christmas Spirit
No Permanent Address
No Permanent Address 2
5,000 countryandwestern Fans Can't Be Wrong
Valentine's Day for Lovers
Valentine's Day for Losers

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elvispresleymusic:

Elvis Presley - Blue Christmas [Live]

Elvis performing ‘Blue Christmas’ in front of a live audience during his 1968 Comeback Special.

I was literally just talking to a guy across my desk about the Comeback Special and this pops up on my dash. 

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Elvis Presley - Are You Lonesome Tonight

Geez, I missed EP’s Death Day - 34 years gone. Here he is losing it on stage - one of my favorites. I dunno, just makes him seem more like regular guy. 

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Elvis Presley - Mama Liked the Roses

zoee:

Hellvis Presley, Bloody Holly, Johnny Crash, and Hank Killed’Em from the “Dead Legends” series by Nik Scarlett

If you like that kind of thing.

zoee:

Hellvis Presley, Bloody Holly, Johnny Crash, and Hank Killed’Em from the Dead Legends” series by Nik Scarlett

If you like that kind of thing.

Played 208 times
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Elvis Presley - That’s Alright Mama

With Scotty Moore & Bill Black.

Played 91 times
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classiccountry:

Elvis Presley - You Asked Me To

OK Country fans, here’s The King covering Waylon covering Billy Joe.

On top of the soul singer backups and horns, a James Burton-like guitar player with plenty of wakka is also necessary.

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Elvis Presley - Big Boss Man

Back up soul singers and horns - that’s what I would travel with.

Elvis Presley - Walk a Mile In My Shoes

Post Comeback Elvis (‘68-‘72) is my favorite. Before is movie cheese and after is just too damn sad.