Country Music Star Feet

[achillesheelart]

However, "Hee Haw" was a beloved country variety show in the 70s.

Well, maybe not all that beloved...

[ftlaudft]

It was a fun show and I beloved it a lot! It had a pair of cute twins who used to sing songs barefoot. But Boots is right, you don't hear Yee-Haw very much in South Florida. Even when we laugh here in the barrio, it's not Ha! Ha! Ha! It's more like ¡Ja! ¡Ja! ¡Ja! Such diversity! Only in America!

[tiedfeetguy]

I second the Brad Paisley request

[brettyboy]

Requests: Brad Paisley, George Strait, more Joe Nichols

Yes yes yes!! Esp Brad

[Wyntersteele]

I may sound like a total sycaphant here, but
I must give kudos to shaneripley81 and
sexybarefeet for the awesome and, now,
not so rare pictures of country music stars
feet.

Some of you readers may agree with the
following: It is so nice that more male
celebrities are sporting their socked or bare
feet. Once upon a time, especially with
male country music stars, it was all about
the Stetson, full demin or leather gear, and
of course, the boots - like a sort of shield
that cancelled out being confortable, as it
showing off feet in front of the camera
would negate masculinity, which is nonsense.
Actually, as we here all know, feet are sexy.

I'm so glad to live in a time where barefeet
sported by guys (celebrity or otherwise)
isn't a sign weakness or unattractiveness,
but a sensual and daring aspect.

Though I like (the music and hotness of) Billy
Currington, Jake Owen (OMG!), Joe Nichols,
Tim McGraw, and Keith Urban, there's
always going to something about Kenny
Chesney that will, forever, put my libido
on maximum overdrive. Thanks so much
for the posts, guys. Whew! Time to add
ice to my cold shower.

-Wyntersteele

[sexybarefoot]

sweet sexy man.

[sexybarefoot]

I always hope that kenny kept him satisfied while faith was away on tour or something like that. they are best friends and used to live next store to each other.

[Bradat26]

It was a fun show and I beloved it a lot! It had a pair of cute twins who used to sing songs barefoot. But Boots is right, you don't hear Yee-Haw very much in South Florida. Even when we laugh here in the barrio, it's not Ha! Ha! Ha! It's more like ¡Ja! ¡Ja! ¡Ja! Such diversity! Only in America!

Weren't they Jim and Jon Hagar?

[ftlaudft]

Yes, I think they were called the Hager twins. They wore overalls and flannel shirts and sometimes did a song in bare feet. I lived in the north at the time and thought they were so hot that they made me want to cross the Mason Dixon Line. Only I never really knew exactly what or where that was! I just googled them on Wikipedia and found they're both deceased. They made a beautiful sound together.

[sexybarefoot]

not a foot shy country boy at all