10 Country Albums You Won’t Believe Turn 50 Years Old This Year
The 1960s may seem like ages ago, but there are still plenty of albums from the decade in regular rotation in our playlists. In 2019, classic releases from Waylon Jennings, Dolly Parton and more are turning 50 years old.
Jennings' Just to Satisfy You and Parton's My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy are among the albums released in 1969. Merle Haggard's Okie From Muskogee and Johnny Cash's At San Quentin, both live albums, also dropped that year.
Who else dropped important country albums in 1969? Flip through the photo gallery below to find out.
10 Country Albums You Won't Believe Turn 50 Years Old This Year:
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