Help Us Create the Ultimate TFM Playlists with FratMusic.com
14 years ago

We have teamed up with FratMusic.com to create the Ultimate TFM Playlists. The title of our first playlist is:

“Blackout Sing-A-Longs”

This playlist will be comprised of songs that you enjoy singing, off key, at the top of your lungs while blacked out at a piano bar. Leave song suggestions in the comments.

  2. John Fratams

    ramblin man – allman bros
    casey jones – grateful dead
    country boy – alan jackson
    t-r-o-u-b-l-e – travis tritt
    sippin on syrup – three 6

    14 years ago at 6:57 pm
  4. Brometheus

    Wait so long – trampled by turtles
    Proud Mary – CCR
    Night they drove old Dixie down- the band
    Atlantic City- the band
    Beer- real big fish or Cory morrow
    Nashville blues – Cory Morrow
    Road goes on Forever- Robert Earl keen
    WSP
    Robert E Lee- Rich O’toole

    14 years ago at 7:12 pm
    1. Brometheus

      Free bird
      Wagon wheel
      Chicken fried- Zac brown band
      Drive – Alan Jackson
      Rehab song

      14 years ago at 7:14 pm
  5. BornProudRaisedProud

    One in every Crowd- Montgomery Gentry
    Whiskey Bent and Hellbound- Hank Jr
    Whistlin Dixie- Randy Houser
    Take My Drunk Ass Home- Luke Bryan
    Pledge Alligiance to the Hag-Eric Church
    Got A little crazy last night – Kenny Chesney

    14 years ago at 7:15 pm
    2. Gulf of MexiBro

      Glad to see one good ol country boy in the crowd. The best blackout songs are always ones like these honky tonk favorites.

      14 years ago at 7:33 pm
  6. Jimmy McNulty

    Oh Sherry – Steve Perry
    Livin’ Part of Life – Eric Church
    King of Wishful Thinking – Go West
    This Must Be the Place – Talking Heads
    How Can We Be Lovers – Michael Bolton
    No Hands – Wale
    Wild Night – John Mellencamp

    14 years ago at 7:17 pm
  11. 3_9_1856

    Tubthumping – Chumbawumba
    All Star – Smashmouth
    Santeria – Sublime

    Somebody will knock this, but the 90’s had good music.

    14 years ago at 7:23 pm
    1. Ima Hayse

      The 90’s did have good music, just none of those.

      Blues Traveler, Widespread Panic, and Pearl Jam is more like it.

      14 years ago at 7:38 pm