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30 Throwback Country Songs You Should Have On Your Playlist

"Country Music is Three Chords and the Truth." - Harlan Howard

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30 Throwback Country Songs You Should Have On Your Playlist
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I was born and raised listening to country music. I can sing Shania Twain's entire Greatest Hits album. While I enjoy my contemporary Pop and R&B music, I still find myself listening to one of these songs listed below. It's crazy how I heard all these songs for the first time on CMT Hot 20 Countdown when I was younger (7-12 years old).

1. "Mississippi Girl" - Faith Hill


Perfect for: driving in the summertime with the windows down

2. "Bless the Broken Road" - Rascal Flatts

Perfect for: slow dancing

3. "As Good As I Once Was" - Toby Keith

Perfect for: any drinking occasion

4. "Voices" - Chris Young

Perfect for: anytime

5. "Dirt Road Anthem" - Jason Aldean

Perfect for: driving on country back roads

6. "Country Girl (Shake It for Me)" - Luke Bryan

Perfect for: dancing

7. "Beer for My Horses" - Toby Keith

Perfect for: drinking

8. "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere" - Alan Jackson

Perfect for: relaxing

9. "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" - Shania Twain

Perfect for: girl's night out

10. Days Go By - Keith Urban

Perfect for: anytime

11. "Jesus, Take the Wheel" - Carrie Underwood

Perfect for: when you need a pick-me-up

12. "Live Like You Were Dying" - Tim McGraw

Perfect for: the tough times

13. "People Are Crazy" - Billy Currington

Perfect for: anytime

14. "All I Want to Do" - Sugarland

Perfect for: singing-along

15. "Redneck Woman"- Gretchen Wilson

Perfect for: girl's night out

16. "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" - Trace Adkins

Perfect for: parties

17. "Chicken Fried" - Zac Brown Band

Perfect for: singing-along

18. "Amarillo Sky" - Jason Aldean

Perfect for: anytime

19. "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem" - Kenny Chesney

Perfect for: relaxing

20. "Why Don't We Just Dance" - Josh Turner

Perfect for: dancing

21. "Rain Is a Good Thing" - Luke Bryan

Perfect for: driving on the back roads with the windows down

22. "Consider Me Gone" - Reba McEntire

Perfect for: when bae is acting up

23. "What Country Is" - Luke Bryan

Perfect for: anytime

24. "My Town" - Montgomery Gentry

Perfect for: anytime

25. "Slow Me Down" - Sara Evans

Perfect for: when bae is acting up

26. "Any Man of Mine" - Shania Twain

Perfect for: female empowerment

27. "Gettin' You Home" - Chris Young

Perfect for: dancing with bae

28. "Big Green Tractor" - Jason Aldean

Perfect for: anytime

29. "I Like It, I Love It" - Tim McGraw

Perfect for: parties

30. "She's Got It All" - Kenny Chesney

Perfect for: anytime

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