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OT: Your favorite country folk songs

Here is a modern take on a sea chanty/English traditional folk song. One of many such songs that the 10,000 maniacs have covered over the years post Natalie Merchant. It's also known as "The Wearing of the Blue."

 
Everybody loves Chris' voice. I liked him better when he was with The Jompson Brothers, before he went full country. But this songs good.

Chris Stapleton - Midnight Train To Memphis (along with Sturgill Simpson here)

 
The Stones ventured into country on occasion. This came about when Keith was hanging out with Gram Parsons.

Dead Flowers.


Let's not forget Sweet Virginia from the Stones:

But come on, come on down Sweet Virginia
Come on, honey child, beg you
Come on, come on down, you got it in ya
Got to scrape the **** right off your shoes

 
I'm surprised no one has mentioned the Grateful Dead yet. A lot of their songs are truly folk.

"driving that train, high on cocaine, Casey Jones, you better watch your speed."


 
The Band and The Stapletons at The Band's farewell concert. The world ain't the same since Levon Helm died. And, Mavis Stapleton? That voice makes these old bones quiver.

Just click "watch on youtube"

 

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