good country and western songs?

toby keith -i love this bar. garth brooks -i've got friends in low places.allan jackson's good time(worlds longest line-dance). gretchen wilson- here for the party.the videos are on youtube

Boot Scootin' Boogey--Brooks and Dunn

Good Time--Alan Jackson

Ladie's Love Country Boys--Trace Adkins

She's Country--Jason Aldean

Feel That Fire--Dierks Bentley

Lookin' For A Good Time--Lady Antebellum

All I Wanna Do--Sugarland

Settlin'--Sugarland

Who Says You Can't Go Home?--Sugarland

Love Story--Taylor Swift

Picture To Burn--Taylor Swift

I'm Here For The Party-Gretchen Wilson

Love Will Find It's Way To You--Reba McEntire

Why Haven't I Heard From You--Reba McEntire

Ride--Martina McBride

Man, I Feel Like A Woman--Shania Twain

Any Man Of Mine-Shania Twain

9 to 5--Dolly Parton

Two Doors Down--Dolly Parton

Best Days Of Your Life--Kellie Pickler

Don't You Know You're Beautiful--Kelli Pickler

These Are My People--Rodney Atkins

If You're Goin' Through Hell--Rodney Atkins

Cleanin' This Gun--Rodney Atkins

Something Like That--Tim McGraw

She's In Love With The Boy--Faith Hill

Mississippi Girl--Faith Hill

I Shoulda Been A Cowboy--Toby Keith

God Love Her--Toby Keith

Red, White, and Blue--Toby Keith

Sweet Thing--Keith Urban

You Look Good In My Shirt--Keith Urban

Everything by Johnny Cash, I'm a Big Fan Going back to late 50/60's On, Try Weylon Jennings,Marty Robbins, Dwight Yoakham , Merle Haggard,

John Denver has a really lively catchy song

called "Thank God I'm a Country Boy".

Dolly Parton does a rendition of "Mule Skinner

Blues" real fun.

How about the mavericks and dance the night away. Or alan jackson and jimmy buffet, 5 oclock somewhere.

Garth brooks two pina coladas

Or finally, the giver by waylon jennings

Hope the party goes well

Aaron Copland, Hoedown From Rodeo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqah1rucyRg

Anything by : Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Billy Ray Cyrus, Billy Jo Spears

Gotta love some good ol' country =]

Cherokee Fiddle - Johnny Lee

Gotta discover a song which will fit. lines a million and a couple of in each and each stanza fit exceptionally plenty to the song of 'The Adams kin', however the 2d 2 lines have a various rhythm. i'm nonetheless werkin on it.

"Red High Heels" by Kellie Pickler

"Redneck Woman" by Gretchen Wilson

"All I Want To Do" by Sugarland

"She & I" by Alabama

"You Never Called Me By My Name" by Davis Allan Coe

"Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line" ; "Good-HeartedWoman" ; "(I'm A) Ramblin' Man", by Waylon Jennings

"Queen Of The Silver Dollar" by Sugar & Dave

"Pickin' Wild Mountain Berries" ; "Lousiana Woman, Mississippi Man" by Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn

"Milwuakee, Here We Come" ; "Why Don't You Haul Off & Love Me" by Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton

"Beer For My Horses, Whiskey For My Men" by Willie Nelson

"Sweet Caroline" ; "You Are Always On My Mind" by Elvis Presley

"There Ain't Nothing Wrong With The Radio" by Aaron Tippin

"North To Alaska" ; "All Grown Up" by Johnny Horton

'Old Man From The Mountain" : "Okie From Muskogee" by Merle Haggard

We know who went down the line & 'thumbed down' everyone!!!

I don't have a boat!!! LOL LOL LOL

good times

is a good line dancing song

by alan jackson