country songs about feeling unappreciated

This is the tale of don don don John Prine, Steve Goodman, a jukebox, and the perfect country & western song. Yes, there’s actually a message to “You Never Even Called Me By My Name,” and a pretty interesting story behind it as well. At least according to David Allan Coe, and Steve Goodman.īut there was a silent partner in “You Never Even Called Me By My Name,” perhaps appropriate for a song that at its heart is all about wagging a middle finger at the country music industry, and the lack of recognition for deserving artists and songwriters … along with of course being about mama, trains, trucks, prison, and getting drunk. That would be the great Steve Goodman, and the song of course is “You Never Even Called Me By My Name.” There’s no reason to debate what the perfect country & western song is. He also told us why it was the perfect country & western song, and who wrote it. We all know what the perfect country & western song is, because David Allan Coe told us. A full transcript and sources for the story can be found below.You can subscribe to Saving Country Music on YouTube. The preferable way people would consume the podcast would be on YouTube, since there is more control on the user end for the content compared to streaming services and podcast hosts (see above).All current episodes will be available everywhere by early next week. Currently Country History X is currently available on YouTube (see below), as well as Spotify, Pocket Casts, and Anchor.This is the story of why his name was left off the iconic song, and how it was written. But what many don’t know is that John Prine was a co-writer of the song.

Or at least, that’s how David Allan Coe and Steve Goodman presented it.

Many know the “perfect Country & Western song” is “You Never Even Called Me By My Name” performed by David Allan Coe, and written by Steve Goodman. Welcome to Episode #2 of Country History X, which looks to tell the history of country music, one story at a time.

Country songs about feeling unappreciated