For pure vocal chops, Martina McBride. I like Terri Clark's and Gretchen Wilson's songs better, though. Miranda, too. I tend to prefer the jeans-wearing chicks with a bit of an edge to the homecoming queens, musically speaking.
For pure vocal chops, Martina McBride. I like Terri Clark's and Gretchen Wilson's songs better, though. Miranda, too. I tend to prefer the jeans-wearing chicks with a bit of an edge to the homecoming queens, musically speaking.
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Another one in my collection that I didn't know was country.Originally Posted by bucksfan
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I've seen Kathleen Edwards three times. She and her band are great.
School's out. What did you expect?
I'm with Woy on Lorreta.
Tammy's pretty damn good too.
School's out. What did you expect?
Wow, awesome picks. I seriously was contemplating between Loretta and Tammy myself for all time, and I really like Kathleen Edwards and Allison Moorer among more contemporary sounds (or "alt-country" as some call those acts). Though they caught a lot of flak (unjustly, but no need to get into that), the Dixie Chicks have good REAL country music... some of their breakthrough music was poppish, but their last couple albums have been absolutely real country.
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I like the term "Y'all-ternative".
School's out. What did you expect?
You won't get any argument from meI think Sara Evans is the most beautiful woman in country music.:
A couple I really like that haven't been mentioned are Laura Cantrell and Shelby Lynne.
Yeah, call it what you like. I am not too big on labels, but she fits in more with country than other commonly used groupings, I guess. "Australian folk" possibly? It was a good chance to bring up here name anyway, as I didn't know anyone else listened to her, and now I know you doAnother one in my collection that I didn't know was country.
So which do you like better, "the Captain" or "Barricades and Brickwalls" or her newest one (which admittedly I have to listen to more frequently to form a good opinion on it).
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Sara Evans and Martina McBride are the cream of the current crop, no doubt. I also like the lead girl in Sugarland, though her name escapes me at the moment.
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If we're going back, I think Trisha Yearwood is a very under-rated country artist.
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She definitely has the best voice in country music, but Faith Hill and Shania Twain would probably disagree.I think Sara Evans is the most beautiful woman in country music.
Martina McBride sure would.
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