50 YEARS OF COUNTRY USA Vol. 2: 1962-1986

50 years of country usa vol. 2: 1962-1986

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LC 07573 EAN/GTIN: 4020771137244 : 2013-02-22

The History of American Country Music from the iconic cities of Nashville and Memphis, to Georgia, Kentucky and the West. Male and female vocals, all with instrumentals, beds and commercial length versions.

give me a reason to stay a

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1962 - Classic Nashville country pop female ballad, featuring piano and pedal steel guitar with lyrics about ending a relationship. 72 bpm (Cmaj)
impossible a

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1964 - Male country TV star uptempo song with electric guitar and pedal steel guitar, featuring male duet vocals throughout. 97 bpm (Amaj)
i'm goin' fishin' a

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1965 - Iconic Nashville male vocal. "Cool swing" song, featuring piano and acoustic guitar with lyrics about heading to the fishing hole. 120 bpm (Gmaj)
liar's game a

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1968 - Nashville sound. Female anthem and ballad, featuring electric guitar and pedal steel guitar with lyrics about ending a love affair. 110 bpm (Gmaj)
country girl at heart a

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1970 - Female country icon. Happy uptempo Kentucky to Nashville song, featuring banjo and fiddle with lyrics about loving life in the country. 136 bpm (Bbmaj)
can't stop lovin' you a

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1977 - Female country pop ballad, featuring piano and strings with lyrics about a sad love affair. 84 bpm (Gmaj)
i knew i was in trouble a

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1978 - Male gamblin' vocal out of Texas. Midtempo story-song about a backwoods honky tonk, featuring guitar and pedal steel guitar. 94 bpm (Cmaj)
forever king b

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1979 - High energy uptempo country band instrumental, featuring fiery fiddle, electric guitar and organ. 130 bpm (Amin)
what city are we in? a

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1980 - Classic male vocal country outlaw. Bouncy country/rock song about being on the road with your band, featuring pedal steel guitar and electric guitar. 112 bpm (Dmaj)
you just got played a

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1982 - Male vocal with classic Alabama country rock band. Midtempo song, featuring fiddle and banjo with man singing to a girl who has been betrayed by love. 108 bpm (Gmaj)
not that blind a

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1983 - Prolific female vocal ballad, rural Tennessee style, featuring pedal steel guitar with lyrics sung to an ex about ending a relationship. 102 bpm (Cmaj)
float downstream a

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1986 - Female vocal duet. Happy Tennessee rooted country pop song featuring fiddle and melodica with woman singing about floating down a river on inner tubes. 143 bpm (Fmaj)