Country and western music is directly descended from the folk songs, ballads, and popular songs of the English, Scottish, and Irish settlers of the U.S. southeastern seaboard.
The American popular music form originated in the Southeast (country music) and the Southwest and West (western music). The two regional styles coalesced in the 1920s when recorded material became available in rural areas, and they were further consolidated after musicians from various sections met and mixed during service in World War II.

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~Music is well said to be the speech of angels:
in fact, nothing among the utterances allowed to man
is felt to be so divine. It brings us near to the infinite.~ Thomas Carlyle

~ 18 Wheels And A Dozen Roses ~

~ Amarillo By Morning ~

~ Abilene ~

~ All The Gold In California ~

~ Am I Blue ~

~ Anytime ~

~ Arkansas Traveler ~

~ Battle Of New Orleans ~

~ Before The Next Teardrop Falls ~

~ Behind Closed Doors ~

~ Blanket On The Ground ~

~ Blue ~

~ Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain~

~ By The Time I Get To Phoenix ~

~ Can't Help Falling In Love With You ~

~ Chattahooche ~

~ Coal Miner's Daughter ~

~ Coward Of The County ~

~ Colorado Rocky Mountain High ~

~ Country Roads ~

~ Crazy ~

~ Daddys Hands ~

~ Does He Love You ~

~ Don't Rock The Juke Box ~

~ Don't Fence Me In ~

~ Dueling Banjos ~

~ Dust In The Wind ~

~ El Paso ~

~ Elvira ~

~ Engine, Engine Number Nine ~

~ Feels So Right ~

~ Folsom Prison Blues ~

~ Forever And Ever Amen ~

~ For The Good Times ~

~ Fourwalls ~

~ Friends In Low Places ~

~ From This Moment On ~

~ Gentle On My Mind ~

~ Gone Country ~

~ Green River ~

~ Hank Williams Medley ~

~ Have I Told You Lately ~

~ Hello Walls ~

~ Help Me Make It Through The Night ~

~ Hoedown ~

~ How Forever Love Feels ~

~ I Fall To Pieces ~

~ If Tomorrow Never Comes ~

~ I Love The Way You Love Me ~

~ In This Life ~

~ I Still Believe In You ~

~ Its Your Love ~

~ I Walk The Line ~

~ King Of The Road ~

~ Lady ~

~ Lessons Learned ~

~ Let's Make Love ~

~ Lonestar ~

~ Louisiana Saturday Night ~

~ Loving Arms ~

~ Lucille ~

~ Make The World Go Away ~

~ Midnight In Montgomery ~

~ Mockingbird ~

~ Nobody's Darlin' But Mine ~

~ Now And Then ~

~ Orange Blossom Special ~

~ Oh Lonesome Me ~

~ On The Road Again ~

~ Please Release Me ~

~ Pocketful Of Gold ~

~ Rockytop ~

~ San Antonio Rose ~

~ She Believes In Me ~

~ Silver Threads And Golden Needles ~

~ Since You've Gone ~

~ Stand By Your Man ~

~ Stars Over Texas ~

~ Streets Of Laredo ~

~ Sunday Morning Coming Down ~

~ Sweet Dreams ~

~ Tall, Tall Trees ~

~ Tennessee River ~

~ There Goes My Heart ~

~ The Greatest Man I Never Knew ~

~ This Kiss ~

~ Thunder Rolls ~

~ The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia ~

~ Trying To Get Over You ~

~ Tumblin' Tumbleweed ~

~ Two Teardrops ~

~ Wabash Cannon Ball ~

~ Walkin' After Midnight ~

~ Welcome To My World ~

~ Wheels ~

~ Whenever You Come Around ~

~ When Love Finds You ~

~ When You Say Nothing At All ~

~ Why Not Me ~

~ Wichita Lineman ~

~ Windy And Warm ~

~ Yellow Rose Of Texas ~

~ You Needed Me ~

~ Your Cheatin' Heart ~

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