Newest Additions to Saving Country Music’s Top 25 Current Playlist (#27)
Newest additions to the Saving Country Music Top 25 Playlist start off with JP Harris and his blazing new song “JP’s Florida Blues #1” from his upcoming record Sometimes Dogs Bark At Nothing out October 5th. Bluegrass group Town Mountain also has a new record on the way October 26th, and they were able to recruit Tyler Childers to stop by the studio and record the excellent “Down Low,” which also makes the list.
Don’t count Loretta Lynn done yet. At 86-years-old, she’s still pumping out tunes that get the blood pumping, and she goes to fist city in her latest song “Ruby’s Stool” coming in at #3 on the playlist. Then we have a wild card in a song called “Gundowners” from the Houston, TX-based group Grand Old Grizzly. Hard driving guitars and a masterfully-woven story make this song worthy of inclusion. And finally James Steinle‘s finely-crafted song “Finding Who I Always Should Have Been” from his record South Texas Homecoming makes the cut.
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The Saving Country Music Top 25 Playlist primarily lives on Spotify, but is also available for those who use Google Play, and on Apple Music thanks to Country Exclusive. For those who don’t stream music, you can still find the song recommendations in list form below.
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Saving Country Music’s Top 25 Current Playlist:
- “JP’s Florida Blues #1” – JP Harris – Sometimes Dogs Bark At Nothing
- “Down Low” – Town Mountain ft. Tyler Childers – New Freedom Blues
- “Ruby’s Stool” – Loretta Lynn – Wouldn’t It Be Great
- “Finding Who I Always Should Have Been” – James Steinle – South Texas Homecoming
- “Other Side” – Folk Soul Revival – Self-Titled
- “Come Around” – El Coyote – El Coyote
- “Over You” – Sarah Shook and the Disarmers – Years
- “Singin’ A New Song” – Joshua Hedley – Broken Man 2-Song Album
- “Head Case” – Cody Jinks – Lifers
- “Love To Try Them On” – Shane Owens – It’s a Southern Thing
- “Sad” – Carson McHone – Carousel
- “Better Boat” – Kenny Chesney (ft. Mindy Smith) – Songs for the Saints
- “Off The Wagon” – Cliff Westfall – Baby You Win
- “Holy Dirt” – John R. Miller – The Trouble You Follow
- “Cadillac Man” – Wes Youssi and the County Champs – Down Low
- “One Day At A Time” – American Aquarium – Things Change
- “Honky Tonk Hell” – Whitey Morgan and the 78’s – Hard Times and White Lines
- “Gundowners” – Grand Ole Grizzly – Pure Country Pyrite
- “Calgary Round-Up” – Colter Wall – Songs of the Plains
- “Road Stone” – Drew Moreland – Self-Titled
- “Lovers & Liars” – Kristina Murray – Southern Ambrosia
- “Poor” – William Clark Green – Hebert Island
- “When I Heard” – Frank Newsome – Gone Away with a Friend
- “That’s Why They Call It Temptation” – Robbie Fulks, Linda Gail Lewis – Wild! Wild! Wild!
- “The Dreamer” – Jay Bragg – Honky Tonk Dream
September 22, 2018 @ 9:39 am
I bought a 12 pack beer in a Spanish grocery store for about 3.20 USD. Trig – do you think Jinks is more 90’s Strait/Jackson/McGraw than Outlaw? To these ears tunes off his latest album sure sound so which I love.
September 23, 2018 @ 3:59 am
He looks and sounds like the ’90s version of George Michael with the leather jacket, glasses, and tight jeans.
Prove me wrong?
September 23, 2018 @ 4:00 am
I thought you were talking about Eric Church, not Cody Jinks
I will see my way out.
September 22, 2018 @ 1:02 pm
I don’t see Bebe Rexha. This isn’t the country music top 25 is it?
September 22, 2018 @ 2:45 pm
When are y’all going to put Country back into Country music
September 22, 2018 @ 5:07 pm
The Other Playlist:
More mainstream, more australian stuff…
I don’t use Spotify but you will find all artists/songs on streaming platforms (Amazon Music, Google Play, Spotify…).
Best Song Of 2018 (so far): Darin Jones & The Last Men Standing – “Feels Like Coming Home”
Most Played Song Of 2018 (so far): Karac Hendriks – “This Road Is Mine”
Most Played Song Of September (so far): Kirsty Lee Akers – “Chasing Ghosts”
Active/New & Current:
Jordan Nix & The Day Drinkers – “Gas Station Flowers”
Terri Clark – “Bloody Mary Morning”
Terri Clark – “Cowboys In This Town”
Bri Bagwell – “As Soon As You”
Caleb Paul – “These Tires Roll”
Royce Johns – “Abilene To Anywhere”
Kathy Mattea – “Ode To Billie Joe”
Andrew Owens – “Good For You”
Brian Grilli – “River Of Whiskey”
Corey Kane – “My Getaway”
The Huser Brother Band – “Highway”
Gareth Leach – “Death & Taxes”
Kaylens Rain – “Catching Red Light”
Bennett, Bowtell & Urquhart – “Mystery”
Drew Fish Band – “Better Place”
Deryl Dodd feat. Courtney Patton – “Ode To Cody Jinks”
Chad Cooke Band – “Whatever It Takes”
Beccy Cole – “Lioness”
Shelly Jones Band – “Highways”
Active/ReCurrents & Country Gold:
Marty Heddin – “Game Changer”
Lisa Brokop – “You Already Drove Me There”
Tonja Rose – “Dead End Roads & Rain”
Corey Kane Band – “Falling”
Daryle Singletary – “I Let Her Lie”
Gina Jeffreys – “When The Blues & My Baby Collide”
Playlist-Testing:
Gareth Leach – “Raise Up Our Guns”
Jason McNabb – “Brand New Me”
River Dan – “Mr. Can’t Do Right”
Ben Ransom feat. Sharon O’Neill – “Young Years”
Tom McElvain – “Whiskey Song”
September 23, 2018 @ 12:13 am
I’m glad Better Boat is on here. When I hear this song on the radio (and it’s at least 3x a day now) and I’m on the verge of a mental breakdown I damn near cry. Ag is in pretty rough shape and has been for awhile. Not sure if the light at the end of the tunnel is an actual light or if it’s a train or what it is. It’s a ways out though. Songs like this give me hope for better days
September 24, 2018 @ 11:48 pm
Gotta give Loretta some credit and admiration…86 years old, and Ruby’s Stool is one of the best songs I have heard this year.
September 25, 2018 @ 7:14 am
I didn’t put it at #3 just because Loretta Lynn is a legend. It deserves to be there. Good song.