Country songs on Jack Daniel’s to raise your glass today

Country music is never complete without the drunken country songs on Jack Daniel’s. These drinking songs are one of the basic themes of the genre, just like heartbreak, infidelity, and incarceration, and even considered an American institution. Some of these contain beer, moonlight, and most often the popular Old Time No. 7 Brand Whiskey, Jack Daniel’s signature charcoal Tennessee whiskey. This 150 year old brand has been country music’s staunchest companion through all of life’s pains and struggles.

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So grab a drink and toast with us with these 15 country songs that celebrate Jack Daniel’s. From aged country classics like “Jack Daniel’s If You Please” by David Allan Coe to new releases including “Jack Daniel’s and Jesus” by Chase Rice, we definitely have you.

Now it’s time to get drunk on feelings.

1. If you want Jack Daniel from David Allan Coe

While Coe is known for his ‘outlaw’ style with songs screaming offensive lyrics, he also released a few other heartbreaking songs that will sure make you scream in pain instead. In this track, Coe sings the whiskey like his faithful mate, and the most painful thing about it is when he asks, “Jack Daniel’s If You Please,” numbs the grief that drives him crazy. When we love so much, we are also hurt so much – and we all know that feeling all too well.

2. That’s why they make Ronnie Dunn Jack Daniels

The other half of Brooks & Dunn, Ronnie Dunn stays true to reality – without any embedding – with his heartache advice. He sings about how there are times when it would be hard to forgive and “That’s why they make Jack Daniels”. It certainly won’t make it any less painful, but it won’t be as bad.

3. Jack Daniels by Eric Church

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As Coe and Dunn have taken on the power of “Jack Daniels” as a powerful liquor that numbs grief, Eric Church confronts the black label as his kryptonite. Describing her as the black powder of his soul, Church goes on to show the honest and accurate description of life with a bottle and the emotional and physical repercussions that come with it.

4. Jack Daniel’s, you lied to me again by Ray Stevens

One of the many things to experience with Jack Daniel’s is that it gives you that immense confidence that makes you think your life is so well organized. And Ray Stevens sings about that damn self-confidence that gives him the courage to choose women only to realize that he doesn’t really like them. All he could do was say, “Jack Daniel’s, you lied to me again.” “

5. Johnnie Walker, Old Grand-Dad, Jack Daniels and You by Dottie West

On the other hand, Dottie West takes us from a different perspective of being married by the bottle. In the song “Johnnie Walker, Old Grand-Dad, Jack Daniels and You”, she tells the story of a long-suffering woman who stays in a relationship with her drunken delinquent husband just for the sake of the children.

6. Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 by Jerry Lee Lewis

Knowing the bottle itself well, Jerry Lee Lewis released this tangy classic – even the title – that all women who have drunk husbands can relate to. With “Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7” Lewis sings about a woman whose husband collects bottles to deposit money.

7. Sue Jack Daniels by Reverend Horton Heat

This song might rock the aggressive tunes, but it’s country at heart. And unlike the complications of life with Jack Daniel’s that all the other songs say, “Sue Jack Daniels” is essentially the same old bar brawls. Sometimes that’s all there is to drink.

8. The Night Ole Jack Daniels Meet John 3:16 by James Payne

But on the other hand, there are those who recount their successes and how they are now finally clean. One of those true stories is that of Payne when one day in 1986 he was holding a Bible in one hand and a glass of whiskey in the other. He looked for hope and found himself giving up that drink.

9. Jack Daniels and Jesus by Chase Rice

Another success story is that of Chase Rice. In her song “Jack Daniels and Jesus”, Rice didn’t hesitate to tell her life story – of how her father drank too much at once. And her utter honesty inspired and encouraged many to finally let go of the bottle.

10. Jack Daniels by Miranda Lambert

But not all “Jack Daniels” songs sum up the uplifting tale of all the bad things about alcohol. For Miranda Lambert, it was a celebration of a drink that made the woman in her the best lover she could have.