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Who sang the song this ain't nothin?
Craig Morgan
Who sang the country song stand up?
Mel McDaniel, same guy who sang "Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On"
Who sang the country song wrong?
waylon jennings maybe
What country singer that sang the song the gambler?
Kenny Rogers
Who sang the country song scars?
Ray Kennedy sang "Scars" not sure if it is the same one you are talking about. He also sang "What a Way to Go" and "No Way Jose". Hope that helps.
Who sang the country western song Men?
The song "Men" was released by the Forester Sisters in 1991.
Which country and western singer sang a track on a U2 album?
Johnny Cash sings on The Wanderer from Zooropa.
Who sang the song this ain't nothin?
Craig Morgan
Who sings faded love with Willie Nelson?
He sang Faded Love with the veteran country & Western singer Ray Price.
Who sang the song that starts put on your cowboy hat and your faded blue jeans shine up your cowboy boots if its you you wanna please you want a lover and a fighter and a wild bull rider?
Oklahoma country singer, Becky Hobbs.
Who sang ' matador'?
Country singer Sylvia sang Matador from 1981.
What country song has the phrase momma before she was momma it was sang by a new country artist?
It is sang by Clay Walker
What is the name of the song that is in the commercial about pet abandonment?
This song is sang by lorrie Morgan and its called angel.
What country artist sang who am i?
the answer is paris
Who was the female country artist who sang you were the eighties ladies?
Lorie Morgan Patty Loveless Holly Dunn Rosanne Cash Reba M Crystal Gayle K.T. Oslin
Who sang the song chicks dig it?
The song called "Chicks Dig It" is a popular country and western music song. The song was originally sung by the country music artist named Chris Cagle. The song debuted in the year 2003.
In 2007 Christians were outraged by the homophobic country-western singer who sang Oh I love you Jesus But only as a friend You touched my heart but I hope That's where the touchin' ends?
Conan O'Brien
