Songs that sound like another/or connect you to another

[tonyei31]

   I was listening to Talledega by Eric Church today as well as in the past few months.  Everytime I hear this song it reminds me of "Run" by George Strait.  It's almost as if the instrumental of Talledega going into the 3rd verse is identical to the instrumental of "Run" by the King.  


What other songs (and I am not talking remakes) do you hear and say "that sounds exactly like this song"?

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The openings of Bullets In The Gun by Toby Keith and Aw Naw by Chris Young seem identical to me

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When "Drunk On You" and "Remind Me" start sometimes I get confused as to which song it is.

Also, maybe it's not the same idea, but Lee Ann Womack's "The Fool" sounds like it should be a Reba song.

[Markus Meyer]

Aldean's "Two Night Town" and Jake Owen's "What We Ain't Got".

[sabre14]

Nov 22, 2014 11:15:01 GMT -5 zack97 said:

The openings of Bullets In The Gun by Toby Keith and Aw Naw by Chris Young seem identical to me

The first few seconds of "People Loving People" remind me of "Aw Naw".

[Ten Pound Hammer]

I turned on the radio partway through "Longneck Bottle" earlier today and thought that they were playing "Keep It in the Middle of the Road" by Exile. Usually I'm better than that!

The opening of "Just Fishin'" is so unmemorable that I can't even remember how it goes. It took me about 50 instances of "wait, what was this song again?" before I could remember. And usually I can remember a song after only hearing it once.

Another one is the opening of "How I Got to Be This Way" by Justin Moore, which sounds a lot like "This One Makes Me Hurl" "This One's for the Girls" by Martina McBride.

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The bluegrass/rock solo in Eric Church's "Cold One" sounds like the one in Houndmouth's "15 Years", at least to me

[Andy]

I always thought the guitar riffs (or whatever, I'm not very musically educated to put it mildly) in Kellie Pickler's "Things That Never Cross a Man's Mind" sound identical to the ones in Brooks & Dunn's "Rock My World (Little Country Girl)".

The melody/instrumentation of Kim Richey's "Just My Luck" sounds eerily similar to John Mellencamp's "Small Town" to me.

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Something In The Water reminds me of "Changed" by Rascal Flatts.

Two religious-themed songs that also mention baptism and finding a new path through a religious experience.

"Water" also (slightly) reminds me of the production of "Blown Away" as well. Both share the same style of production and more dramatic vocals.

"Fly" by Maddie and Tae reminds me of tunes like "Wide Open Spaces" by the Dixie Chicks and Leave The Peices by The Wreckers.

"Love This Pain" by Lady Antebellum gives off the same vibe as "Love Don't Live Here" for me.

"The Best Day" by George Strait reminds me of Taylor Swift's "The Best Day." Oddly enough, they share a tittle and a similar subject matter.

"Easy" by Rascal Flatts reminds me of "Don't You Wanna Stay" and "Remind Me."

[trebor]

How about: 
Kristian Bush: "Light Me Up"
Cameran Nelson: "35 Runs Both Ways"

[Ten Pound Hammer]

Aug 9, 2015 14:10:55 GMT -5 Andy said:

I always thought the guitar riffs (or whatever, I'm not very musically educated to put it mildly) in Kellie Pickler's "Things That Never Cross a Man's Mind" sound identical to the ones in Brooks & Dunn's "Rock My World (Little Country Girl)".

TTNCaMM sounds more like Pam Tillis's "Cleopatra, Queen of Denial" to me.

[phil1996]

I highly recommend listening to Death Row and In Bloom back to back. Magic.

[Ten Pound Hammer]

The intro to "The Good Life" by Trent Willmon sounds a lot like Billy Hoffman's "You're the Ticket". Compare:





(I also threw in the original version of "You're the Ticket" by John Michael Montgomery for comparison.)