J For Jeopardy
This Man is known for the songs "Boy Named Sue" and "Ring of Fire"
Johnny Cash
Sings about having Friends in low places and thunder rolling.
Garth Brooks
This mans biggest song is Tight-fitting Jeans
Conway Twitty
Have the Songs "Dixieland Delight" and "Song Of the South". They are also the most awarded country band ever.
Alabama
Has many restaurants that are named after his hit song Margaritaville.
Jimmy Buffet
This person has their own theme park and sings the song, Jolene.
Dolly Parton
This is the lead singer of the band who wrote and sang "The Devil Went Down to Georgia."
Charlie Daniels
known as The King of Country and is in the Country Hall of Fame
Geoge Strait
He is known for his song about West Virginia and roads in the country.
John Denver
Has a song called "The Gambler" and is one of the most awarded solo artists.
Kenny Rogers
This person was the singer of songs such as "Coal Miners Daughter" and "Don't Come Home A-Drinkin"
Lorretta Lynn
There are three Generations in this family who all do country music. This one sang "A country boy can survive" and "Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound"
Hank Williams Jr.
Alan Jackson
This person talks about her partner cheating on her and asking where his boots have been.
Shania Twain
This Woman sang songs such as "How can I unlove you" and "You're My Man."
Lynn Anderson
She Sang the song "The night the lights went out in Georgia" and "Fancy". She also had a TV show for some time.
Reba McEntire
These two were on their own but came together for a single great hit "Mama's don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys."
Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson
He sings the song "Forever and Ever Amen" and "Deeper Than the Holler"
She Sang "Stand By Your Man" and "Till I Make It On My Own."
Tammy Wynette
He sang songs such as "Don't Take The Girl" and "I like it I Love It."
Tim McGraw