why is there no classic country radio stations

Over the air, they are hard to find. Online you can find some and I'm sure that Sirius/XM has at least one.

Here in BR, 100.7 has a show on Sunday nights that Jim Hawthorne hosts. Man, I love listening to that show.

Based on the road trips I’ve taken, there are a lot more classic country stations then there are alternative rock stations these days.

The sheep wanna hear this bro country rap shite.

WKZU Kudzu 104.9 Classic Country-Iuka, MS

I just checked and it's on the TuneIn Radio App.

How country you want to go?

WDVX can take you there.

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97.1 country Legends iHeart radio Houston, TX

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Tanya Tucker must've been a piece of arse back in the day.

[quote]We've got some good ones in Georgia. They do play the modern stuff but they mix in some classic stuff (Blake Shelton, Brad Paisley, etc.)
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When I listen to those type stations I find myself thinking about the Slippery slope country music went down. It really hasn’t been completely pure in most any of our lifetimes. Even a lot of the “classic” stuff really was pop with a southerner singing it - Conway & TG and the list could go on.

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Outlaw Country >>> Willie's Roadhouse

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Only one click of the knob and I do find myself going back and forth between the two, depending on what mood I’m in and what’s playing. But I never never go past the Outlaw cause your bound to hit the likes of Country Girl Shake It For Me.

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the Swap Shop.

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If you ever want to troll someone, call the swap shop and put a good item with a good price and leave your buddy's phone number. They'll be blowing him up for two days nonstop.