A Salute To Some Of The Underrated Heroes Of ’90s Country Music

Mark Chesnutt, Patty Loveless and Neal McCoy

Who do you think of when you think of 90’s country?

Usually for me it’s people like Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Reba, Joe Diffie, Tracy Lawrence – the legends who would be on just about anybody’s list of great 90’s country artists.

But damn, there were some unsung heroes of the 90’s too.

I’m talking people who pumped out hit after hit that we loved back in the day, but sometimes don’t get the credit they deserve. People you loved but may have even forgotten about.

So I thought it’s time we paid tribute to some of these underrated heroes. Artists who helped provide the soundtrack of a generation, whose music you can go back and listen to and it’s still just as great as you remembered it.

Daryle Singletary

“I Let Her Lie”

“Too Much Fun”

Mark Chesnutt

“Bubba Shot the Jukebox”

“Too Cold at Home”

Sammy Kershaw

“Queen of My Double Wide Trailer”

Deana Carter

“Strawberry Wine”

Neal McCoy

“Wink”

Pam Tillis

“Maybe It Was Memphis”

Patty Loveless

“I Try To Think About Elvis”

Tracy Byrd

“Watermelon Crawl”

“The Keeper of the Stars”

Rick Trevino

“Bobbie Ann Mason”

Terri Clark

“Poor, Poor Pitiful Me”

“Better Things To Do”

Aaron Tippin

“You’ve Got to Stand For Something”

Sawyer Brown

“Thank God For You”

“Six Days on the Road”

And if you’re itchin’ for some more 90’s country, you can find all these songs and more on our Saved By 90’s Country playlist on Spotify and Apple Music.

Spotify

Apple Music

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