Here’s my list (in no particular order). Yup, I’m old, so they’re old tunes.

Your list?

Act Naturally - Buck Owens and the Buckaroos
Always On My Mind - Willie Nelson.
Cowboy Junkies Lament - Townes Van Zandt
Crazy - Patsy Cline
I Think I'll Just Stay Here And Drink - Merle Haggard
I Walk The Line - Johnny Cash
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - Hank Williams
Mercenary Song - Steve Earle
Pancho and Lefty – Willie & Dylan
Rhumba boogie - Hank Snow

[Edited by Hal Neumann (5/17/2017 1:39:46 PM)]

"Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind)" - Loretta Lynn

Your Cheatin' Heart - Hank
Crystal Chandelier - Charlie Pride
Silver Wings - Merle Haggard
Crazy Arms - Ray Price
Swinging Doors - George Jones
King Of The Road - Roger Miller
He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones
Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash
Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain - Willie Nelson
It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels - Kitty Wells

and the obvious one: Momma Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys - Willie and Waylon

I spent many nights on Montana bandstands covering these songs - They got to me then, still get to me now.

How about Ring of Fire and I Walk The Line Johnny Cash

Tennessee Whiskey (Chris Stapleton)

Good songs. Here's mine:

The Window Up Above - George Jones
Love's Gonna Live Here - Buck and his Buckaroos
Amazing Grace (Used to be her favorite song) - Amazing Rhythm Aces
Six Days on the Road - Dave Dudley (although I am partial to the Flying Burrito Brothers' version)
Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash
Pop a Top Again - can't remember who did the original, I like Alan Jackson's cover
The Devil's Right Hand - Steve Earle
The Grand Tour - George Jones
See You Later, I'm Gone - Marshall Tucker Band

Lots of honorable mentions for Willie, Waylon, Merle, Hanks I and II....but I gotta go with two songs in my Top 10 from the greatest country singer of them all.

Sooo many good country tunes...white man's soul music!!
My favorite country song would be Willie's "Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain".

Here's one:



FH

One more (my program director threatened to smash it if I played it once more between 6:30am and 7:00am):



FH

Tennessee Flat Top Box. Johnny Cash

Mama Tried - Merle Haggard

In no particular order:
Venim wearing denim- Junior Brown
Friends in low places - Garth Brooks
If I said you had beautiful body - Belemi Brothers
The Mississippi Squirrel Revival - Ray Stevens
Under the double eagle - Roy Clark
Ya'll come back saloon - Oak Ridge Boys
Amarillo by Morning- George Strait
Wildwood Flower - Chet Atkins
I'm gonna miss her - Travis Tritt?
Who's bed have your boots been under- Shania Twain
In without knocking- Mission Mountain Wood Band
Rosebud County Line John Alred
Big Game Hunter- Buck Owens
Wagon Wheel Darius Rucker

[Edited by Richard Bonine, Jr. (5/21/2017 1:35:46 PM)]

If were going to go local, how about Burch Ray's Banks Of The Yellowstone".

I am glad Richard listed more than 10, as it is difficult to pare the list to 10. Here are some of mine in no certain order.

Merle Haggard - Momma tried
Johnny Cash - I walked the line
Lefty Frizzell - Long black veil
Conway Twitty - Tight fittin' jeans
Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn - Hello Darlin'
Hank Williams - Your cheatin' heart
Alan Jackson - Neon rainbow
Mark Chestnut - Brother jukebox
Keith Whitley - Ten feet away
George Strait - Amarillo by morning
George Jones - He stopped loving her today
Willie Nelson & Waylon Jennings - Good hearted woman
Johnny Rodriquez - Ridin' my thumb to Mexico
Chris LeDoux -Whatcha you gonna do with a cowboy
Marty Robbins - ElPaso
David Frizzell - I'm gonna hire a wino to decorate our home
Johnny Russell - Rednecks, white socks, and blue ribbon beer
and more by Stonewall Jackson, Johnny Horton, Eddie Arnold, Red Sovine, C.W. McCall, etc.

Let's add Alan Jackson's "Don't Rock The Jukebox"
Loretta Lynn's "Coal Miners Daughter"
and little sister Crystal Gayle's "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue"

I like Sunday Morning Coming Down which pretty much everybody sang though I am partial to Ray Price's version
For the Good Times -Ray Price
Raise the Dead - Emmylou Harris
Fire on the Mountain- Marshall Tucker Band
What's Made Milwaukee Famous - oddly enough Rod Stewart