Cmt S 100 Greatest Country Songs Songbook

(Easy Guitar). This folio features the top 100 country music songs as determined by Country Music Television cable network, including: Act Naturally * Always on My Mind * Amazed * Boot Scootin' Boogie * A Boy Named Sue * Coal Miner's Daughter * Crazy * The Devil Went down to Georgia * Folsom Prison Blues * Friends in Low Places * God Bless the U.S.A. * Hey, Good Lookin' * I Hope You Dance * Okie from Muskogee * Stand by Your Man * Take Me Home, Country Roads * Tennessee Waltz * You Are My Sunshine * and more.

(Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook). In 2003, Country Music Television compiled a panel of experts to discuss, debate and then finally rank the 100 greatest country songs of all time. The list was presented in a six-hour special that ran on the cable network in conjunction with a concert featuring some of country music's brightest stars performing the top 12 songs. This folio presents all 100 songs, arranged for piano/vocal/guitar, in what could be the greatest country collection ever! Songs include: Amarillo by Morning (#12) * Behind Closed Doors (#9) * Blue Moon of Kentucky (#11) * Coal Miner's Daughter (#13) * Crazy (#3) * The Dance (#14) * Forever and Ever, Amen (#15) * Friends in Low Places (#6) * Galveston (#8) * He Stopped Loving Her Today (#2) * Hello Darlin' (#17) * I Fall to Pieces (#7) * I Will Always Love You (#16) * Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow up to Be Cowboys (#10) * Ring of Fire (#4) * Stand by Your Man (#1) * Take Me Home, Country Roads (#16) * Your Cheatin' Heart (#5) * and many more of all your all-time favorites. Includes an interesting history of country music by Chet Flippo, Editorial Director of CMT and CMT.com, and former Nashville bureau chief for Billboard .

(Easy Piano Songbook). Easy arrangements of mammoth country hits, as ranked 1-100 by CMT. Includes: Crazy * Friends in Low Places * Galveston * He Stopped Loving Her Today * Ring of Fire * Stand by Your Man * Your Cheatin' Heart * dozens more!

For voice and piano or guitar(s), with chord symbols and guitar chord diagrams.

(Piano/Vocal/Guitar Songbook). 100 of the best country songs ever: Always on My Mind * Butterfly Kisses * Coal Miner's Daughter * I Will Always Love You * Jackson * Mountain Music * Ring of Fire * Rocky Top * Take Me Home, Country Roads * You Are My Sunshine * and scores more!

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(Guitar Collection). 30 all-time country favorites arranged for fingerpicking and flatpicking guitar: Always on My Mind * Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain * Born to Lose * Crazy * Folsom Prison Blues * I Walk the Line * If You've Got the Money (I've Got the Time) * King of the Road * Mama Tried * Rocky Top * Your Cheatin' Heart * and more. Includes the stories behind these timeless standards.

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