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Tweets about country music? Cool topic huh? Of course, I was mainly looking for American Country Music tweets. Two reasons for wanting to publish this post.
- Reason 1 is because I like country music.
- Reason 2 is because I found this really cool artwork at one of those sites that has free images and this post gave me a great excuse to share it!
Before you peruse the tweets, I just wanted to share a little bit of humor.
I know Brad Paisley is hugely popular in the American country music scene but his tweet almost didn’t make it into my collection. Thank goodness I listen to the “voices in my head”.
This particular tweet is about a cop team. Brad Paisley tweeted about them because he was impressed with their singing. When I saw the tweet, I clicked and started listening to the two police officers singing. No sooner than I started listening … the “voices in my head” started having a discussion.
~ Voice 1: The singing sounds good but …?? God Bless America? That’s not a country song. (O.o)
~ Voice 2: WHAT?? What do you mean ‘God Bless America’ is not a country song?? It’s as country as the National Anthem.
I thought the argument presented by Voice 2 was very convincing. So the Brad Paisley tweet is included in my picks for cool tweets about country music. LOL.
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Music Fact Of The Day: 28 November 1925 – The famous country music institution, the Grand Ole Opry was founded in Nashville, Tennessee by George D. Hay to promote country music and showcase its history. #CountryMusic pic.twitter.com/NY29fs7YLC
— CRAVE Guitars (@CRAVE_Guitars) November 28, 2019
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Johnny Cash’s ‘At Folsom Prison’: An Oral History
Eyewitnesses to the Man in Black’s legendary 1968 concerts at the California prison recall Cash’s shining moment.
(https://t.co/R5UwGnG127)#Music #johnnycash #rollingstone #countrymusic #musicislife pic.twitter.com/I5oAxVIBhN
— Randy Matusky (@Randy_Matusky) December 31, 2019
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Ray Charles wasn't just a soul legend — he was a country music pioneer, too. Learn his country music legacy before joining us for "An #Opry Salute to Ray Charles" tomorrow! https://t.co/PvTF1Bkqv2
— Grand Ole Opry (@opry) October 7, 2018
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https://twitter.com/BNcrawford35/status/1198803138205102085
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Country Music GIF: school, america, country music, podcast, dolly parton, radiolab, university of tennessee, history class, jad abumrad, dolly partons america via Giphy https://t.co/iAmzWbxsUk #CountryMusic @videos_country pic.twitter.com/yvKop3mFs4
— Country Music Videos (@videos_country) December 5, 2019
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#OTD in 1950, Canadian country artist Hank Snow made his first appearance at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tenn.https://t.co/iezygrjMUe #history #Canadianhistory #stamps #philately #stampcollection #stampcollector #musichistory #countrymusic pic.twitter.com/CQ6ou1bMWP
— CCN & CSN (@trajanpublisher) January 7, 2020
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What do we Japanese learn from the history and heritage of music ? Hiroshi Asada sings Hank Williams. The American atmosphere of the 1950s came out.#Hankwilliams#Tomscabin#Countrymusic pic.twitter.com/Qe3S6pyWNd
— audreybenten (@audreybenten) January 27, 2020
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https://twitter.com/CountryHerts/status/1225505691500077056
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Yep. Happy 4th everyone! 🎤🇺🇸 Oh and if you officers wanna sing when I play MA in August, open invite. #4thJuly pic.twitter.com/USXD475MnM
— Brad Paisley (@BradPaisley) July 4, 2018
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https://twitter.com/urfavisdrafted/status/1226616394407698433
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well I started this article by tweeting a link! 🙂
I enjoy more country music now, than I did 10 years ago. thanks for all the fun tweets!
You’re welcome. I was a regular viewer of the Glen Campbell and Hee Haw TV shows. I love country music because the songs tell a story. It’s not one or two lines that a person sings on a continuous loop! LOL.
i love song writers that tell a story!
Country music is cool. Country music artists are great.
The thing that makes me feel good is that the influence of American country music is worldwide. People in Japan like it. People in Africa like it. People in Canada like it. One genre of music connecting all of those diverse people. I think that is so cool!