Best Driving Music/Songs

To connect me to the road:
Dave Dudley---Freightliner Fever
Leland Martin---Stone Cold Fingers & Theodores Thoughts
Razy Baily---Midnight Hauler
Red Simpson---California Turn Arounds
Bill Andersn---Him and Me

To connect me to my wife:
John Prime & Iris DeMent---In Spite of Ourselves
Big Al Downing---Give a Hand to the Lady
Kris Kristofferson---When I Loved Her
Tim Wilson---Peterbilt Prison
Leland Martin---High Heels for Eighteen Wheels

To connect me to my God:
Waylon Jennings---Revelation & I Do Believe
Royal Wade Kimes---I Will Give You Rest
Johnny Cash---When The Man Comes Around
Boxcar Willie---Peace In The Valley
Walela---Amazing Grace

Hours of good driving music, anything by:
Alan Jackson--Bellamy Brothers--Ben Colder--Big Al Downing--Bill Anderson--Billy Currington
Bobby Bare--Brian Burns--Cat Stevens--Charlie Rich--Chris LeDoux--Confederate Railroad
Claude Gray--Conway Twitty--Creedence--Dale Watson--Dave Dudley--David Ball--Derl Dodd
Emmylou Harris--George Jones--Hal Ketchum--Commander Cody--Hoyt Axton--Jeff Bridges
John Conlee---John Fogerty--Johnny Cash--Johnny Horton--Johnny Lee--Johnny Paycheck
Josh Turner--Keith Whitley--Kenny Post--Kris Kristofferson--Lacy J. Dalton--Lee Marvin
Leland Martin--Mel McDaniel--Merle Haggard--Moe Bandy--Royal Wade Kimes--Slim Jacobs
Russ McDaniel--Shania--Sheb Wooley--Shel Silverstein--Steve Wariner--Stonewall Jackson
Tanya Tucker--Tim McGraw--Tim Wilson--Toby Keith--Tom T Hall--Van Morrison--Waylon
Walela--Willie--Zac Brown Band

I got about 12 hours of this on my Ipod, not bad for an old timer

 

Kid Rock - Born Free Album. Best Driving Music since Born To Run.

 

I saw the Headpins long long ago when I was in Germany. Was supposed to be Blackfoot and Whitesnake. I was a huge Whitesnake fan back in those days.

Got to the show found out Blackfoot wasn't going to be there and I was thinking... Who the hell are the Pinheads?

The next day I was out buying their record.

 

ted nugent- stranglehold, great white buffalo off the live album, stone temple pilots- sex type thing savoy brown- hell bound train foghat- slow ride

 

A dang cool old timer

 

I've listened to Audible every day on the road since my first solo trip.

Other than that I have spotify and I listen to different stuff depending on my mood.

I like Electronic music of all sorts, classic rock, and anything with a good beat. Sad Country music in the rain is always good for helping me think.


Narrowing it down to one song, I don't think I could do. But according to my play count the one I've played the most is: Emotional by Flux Pavillion. But the play count is only 13

 

Nope, just the light hum of static on the cb.

I do have a large collection of mp3's on my phone that I listen to occasionally... Or audio books.

 

You ain't been trucking long enough to have heard it too many times . lol

 

The Super Suckers and Lucero