Lynn Anderson - Listen To A Country Song Lyrics

Lynn Anderson is my inspiration and always will be

I grew up listening to this! They don’t make country classics like this anymore. Love it!

For some reason, I still find it cute when Lynn mentions Jujitsu.

Ah Hey Lynn, Nice Outfit,

Wait... How did you know in 2019 I’d be sipping a wine listening to one of your country songs? You psychic?
(Joke)

(This almost could count as Rock, I think, Heh, Didn’t know you had a cool side Lynn).

OH  HOW I MISS HER   THERE WLL NEVER BE ANOTHER   LYNN ANDERSON     I TRUELY LOVE YOU   HONEY

Jim rafferty No there won’t, Shania may be close but doesn’t duplicate the majesty of Lynn.

Beautiful beat.

appreciate you listening

Hello,

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Have a nice day!
Best,
Marc

First time that I've heard this. Love it.

Love this song. Good one for her. Thanks for posting.

you're welcome

On this day in 1972 {May 2nd} Lynn Anderson appeared as a guest on the Philadelphia-based syndicated television program 'The Mike Douglas Show'...
Nowhere on the internet can I find it she performed a song on the show; but during the calendar year of 1972 she had three huge hits on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart; "Cry" {at #3}, "Listen to a Country Song" {at #4}, and "Fool Me" {at #4}...
Between 1966 and 1991 she had sixty records on the Hot Country Singles chart; seventeen made the Top 10 with five* reaching #1; "Rose Garden" {1970}, "You're My Man" {1971}, "How Can I Unlove You" {1971}, "Keep Me In Mind" {1973}, and "What A Man My Man Is" {1974}...
Lynn Rene Anderson passed away at the young age of 67 on July 30th, 2015...
May she R.I.P.
* She just missed having a sixth #1 record when "That's A No No" peaked at #2 in 1969...

Lynn's mom & my grandma were cousins. Lynn performed at the Roseau County, MN fair, when I was in my teens but I did not get to meet her personally. I did talk to her mom Liz after, but that was all prior to Lynn's success with 'Rose Garden'. She was a few years older than me, but unfortunately, we did not get to meet before she passed on. My daughter got to meet her when she performed at Fortune Bay Casino, MN about 10 years ago. I am glad for that!

RIP Lynn, you are missed.

WELL SAID   CONNIE,     LYNN IS  DEARLY MISSED,     THANKS   SO MUCH FOR YOUR MESSAGE

Connie Martin She is

Jim rafferty I feel bad Jim, I only just discovered her, years after she died. May she sing in the great concert in the sky.

It's Saturday night and my daddy's up late
Pickin' with my uncle Bill
The neighbors don't mind 'cause they have a good time
Sippin' on my pappy's still.

Old brother Ben got a fiddle in his hands
And mama's on the mandolin
When the music is right and the band is tight
You wanna see 'em pick and grin.

Well, everybody starts movin'
To the sound of the guitar strums
Everybody starts groovin' to the beat
Of the rhythm and drums.

So come on along get yourself really on
Rock to the music and fun
Sip that wine and have a really good time
And listen to a country song.

Old sheriff Brown whenever comes around
Knockin' on a cold backdoor
It's a matter of fact you can find him outback
Pickin' on his old banjo.

My brother Jack sneaks out from the back
Tryin' to get to sister Sue
Watch him closin' on the ground about turnin' around
She knows a little jujitsu.

Everybody starts movin'
To the sound of the guitar strums
Everybody starts groovin' to the beat
Of the rhythm and drums.

--- Instrumental ---

Everybody starts movin'
To the sound of the guitar strums
Everybody starts groovin' to the beat
Of the rhythm and drums.

Just sip that wine and have a really good time
And listen to a country song...

My day .Early 1970's . Thanks for the upload.

Yes indeed folks!!...FINALLY!..... The ORIGINAL 1972 version of Lynn's classic rockin' tune!...and we have J.W. to thank for this!...so I personally thank you Jack, & happy Autumn to you my good buddy! Take Care! Elizabeth :-)

A little late...but just so you know:
"Listen to a Country Song" is a song written by Al Garth and Jim Messina. It was originally recorded by Loggins and Messina on their 1971 album Sittin' In. ;-)

RIP Lynn......

I pitched this song written by Jimmy Messina and Al Garth to Al Gallico at Black Bart CBS Hdqrts in NYC in Steve Popovich's office 1972.  Produced by Glen Sutton Lynn's producer/husband

R.I.P Lynn anderson love her songs

just love to her her sing this song wiiiam ermert

This is my kind of music.  Thanks for the upload!!

@irwinwilliamson you're very welcome

+J.W. Gauntt THANK YOU J.W DO HAVE SIDE 2 OF THIS ALBUM?

One of the Best  Thanks Jack 

very welcome LT's,, appreciate you listening myFriend

I have been waiting forever for someone to post this! Thank you for this!

you're very welcome

Csodálatos, gyönyörű ez a dal, nagyon tetszett.
Köszönettel Klára Szépvölgyi.

you're welcome Clare, glad you enjoyed it

Translation: Wonderful, this song is beautiful, very pleased.
Thank Klára Szépvölgyi.