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The incredibly talented and beautiful women of 90's country music
Posted on 12/25/12 at 12:32 am
Posted on 12/25/12 at 12:32 am
For anybody who needs some chills down their back late this fine christmas night
Sure, you can argue that they killed country music in the 90's and all that crap, but there's no denying these are some good looking and incredibly talented women
All live versions because hey, anybody can sound and look good with an asspile of studio editing
Martina McBride-Broken Wing
Skip to about 3:10 if you just want to see the end. Without question the most talented vocally
Lee Ann Rimes-Blue
A great and very simple acoustic recording of the patsy cline classic
Lorrie Morgan with help from Pam Tillis-A Picture of Me Without You
I hate the bitch for killing Keith Whitley, but she's pretty great on stage
Lee Ann Womack-The Fool
The girls got talent and unending respect for everybody who came before her. She can be found at any tribute concert or the grand ol opry. Womack is definitely one of my favorite female artists.
Shania-No one needs to know
She doesn't have the high-power voice, but damnit she's fun to look at. Was hard to find one of her not lip-singing
Patty Loveless-I Try to Think About Elvis
Enjoy
Sure, you can argue that they killed country music in the 90's and all that crap, but there's no denying these are some good looking and incredibly talented women
All live versions because hey, anybody can sound and look good with an asspile of studio editing
Martina McBride-Broken Wing
Skip to about 3:10 if you just want to see the end. Without question the most talented vocally
Lee Ann Rimes-Blue
A great and very simple acoustic recording of the patsy cline classic
Lorrie Morgan with help from Pam Tillis-A Picture of Me Without You
I hate the bitch for killing Keith Whitley, but she's pretty great on stage
Lee Ann Womack-The Fool
The girls got talent and unending respect for everybody who came before her. She can be found at any tribute concert or the grand ol opry. Womack is definitely one of my favorite female artists.
Shania-No one needs to know
She doesn't have the high-power voice, but damnit she's fun to look at. Was hard to find one of her not lip-singing
Patty Loveless-I Try to Think About Elvis
Enjoy
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