Welcome to this country bands in the 90s page where you'll find many great songs you can easily learn on the acoustic.
This section of the website has a list of all of the country music bands on my site that do not have enough interest in them to warrant their own section as of yet. That may change over time, but as a reminder, not all bands here are from the 1990s.
Save A Horse Ride A Cowboy ... info soon.
Chains Of This Town ... info soon.
Cherokee Boogie ... info soon.
That's What I Get ... info soon.
Boondocks is a single from Little Big Town from their 2005 album The Road To Here. This was the bands first top 10 hit, peaking at #9 on the country chart.
I play this one in D vice E and I play a Drop D Tuning. For rhythm you can play a down down up down down up and repeat pattern for the chorus and in the verse play a down down up down up down up down up down up down up down up shuffle pattern.
Some lead mainly the main riff with the chords D, C, G6, G and an Am7.
Pontoon was Little Big Town's first #1 hit song in the US when it was released from the 2012 Tornado album as a single.
It also reached #1 in Canada.
Mr. Mom was the last #1 song from Lonestar in 2004 with this song.
It appears on their album "Lets Be Us Again".
A capo 3rd fret will put you in the original key with the chords G, Em, C, D, Am7, G6 and A7 played in standard tuning with some lead required. Play a root down root up down up and repeat rhythm pattern.
Roll With Me hails from the 2008 album Back When I Knew It All. The song managed to reach #1 in the US and #8 in Canada.
This was their 5th and final #1 hit. There was a music video produced to promote this song.
Bless The Broken Road ... info soon.
Life Is A Highway was recorded for the Pixar movie "Cars" and is on the soundtrack album. The song is a Tom Cochran number.
Rascal Flatts scored a #7 on the charts with this one.
I play this one with a capo 3rd fret and jut a few riffs in standard tuning. For rhythm play a steady shuffle pattern with down strokes with the chords Bm, A, G, D/Gb, D and E7.
Daddy's Money .. info soon
You can
play either a down up down up rhythm pattern or down strokes
for this one in standard tuning. Some lead required with the chords D, A, G and E.
What Do I Know is from the bands debut album "Ricochet" and was one of three top 10 singles from the record.
The song peaked at #5 on the Hot Country chart in 1995.
This one in standard tuning with a few riffs in the rhythm and the chords D, A, Bm, G and A7. Play a root down up down up root up down up and repeat rhythm pattern.
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