When You Suddenly See Cole Swindell in a Club Singin’ “Flatliner”
In most cases, humans are often misled on what a good life is. Thus, most of us think that being rich and famous is the only key to a happy life.
Watch Willie Nelson’s Cover of the Iconic Hit “Blue Skies”
Before Willie Nelson covered Irving Berlin’s “Blue Skies,” it was part of the musical Betsy. Read more about the meaning behind the song here.
Amy Grant and Vince Gill Beat the Odds in “House of Love”
It was the recording of the video of Amy Grant's "House of Love" in 1993 that led her to meet her future husband, Vince Gill.
Precious Days in This “Ordinary Life”: A Song by Chad Brock
“Ordinary Life” by Chad Brock is a song that reminds us to cherish every moment in life before it’s too late.
Elvis Presley’s Passion for Gospel Music Outpours In His Heartfelt Rendition of “Who Am I?”
A respected and cherished gospel song, “Who Am I?”, reached even more hearts through the voice of Elvis Presley. Learn its behind-the-story here.
Remembering The Music Legend, Johnny Cash, And His Death
Johnny Cash died on September 12, 2003. Thus, today marks his fifteenth death anniversary. Let us remember the Man in Black by listening to his hit songs.
Toby Keith Songs Spanning His Illustrious Career In Country Music
Here’s a playlist of Toby Keith songs that would fit just about every emotion – love, happiness, heartache, and even a little bit of rage.
Slow Hand by Conway Twitty: Love Is Better Taken Gently
Conway Twitty was known for his balladry and rock and roll style. Nevertheless, he showed his other side, his oozing sexy side in his ballad "Slow Hand."
Learn How to Love Again with “Second Hand Heart” by Dwight Yoakam
Take risks and learn how to love again with Dwight Yoakam’s hit song “Second Hand Heart.”
Be Free and Start “Runnin’ Wild” with Andrea Vasquez
Life is too short for you not to live your best – so break free with “Runnin’ Wild” by Andrea Vasquez.
Bobby Bare Sings “Daddy What If”: An Iconic Country Song For Kids
Bobby Bare released yet another hit single titled “Daddy What If,” a country song that kids will surely enjoy listening to.
Don McLean’s “American Pie”: The 60’s Evolution Of Rock And Roll
The song “American Pie,” “the day the music died” tackles the evolution of rock and roll through the 60s. Also, it discusses the 1959 plane crash that led to the death of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper.
Learn How to Love Willingly in “Give Me Wings” By Michael Johnson
Are you feeling caged in a relationship? Well, you'll discover the true meaning of love in this timeless Michael Johnson song, "Give Me Wings."
Elvis Presley’s Gives New Sound to “Guitar Man”
"Guitar Man" was initially recorded and released by Jerry Reed. After its release, Elvis Presley released his cover, a finer and superior rendition. Nevertheless, both has its own taste of beauty.
Everything to Know About Jeremy Parks’ Debut Album, “Roots”
Looking for different genres of songs to listen to that are put into one album? Well, search no more; Jeremy Parks' debut album “Roots” is all you need.
Buck Owens’ “Act Naturally,” The Song That Established His Name
Before “Act Naturally,” Buck Owens already had eight hits. Not only that, he brought Bakersfield, California into “Nashville West.” With all that, people still thought that Buck Owens would not become a big star. However, all of that changed when he recorded Johnny Russell’s “Act Naturally.”
A Heartbreaking Send-Off: Glen Campbell’s “A Better Place”
As he makes his exit after the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, Glen Campbell has etched himself and his legacy into the people with his song, “A Better Place.”
Josh Turner’s “The Answer”: A Song About Overcoming Struggles Through God
Written with his best friend, “The Answer” is very sentimental for Josh Turner because it expresses his personal view on faith and life.
Watch Dolly Parton and Pentatonix’s Grammy-Winning “Jolene” Performance
Dolly Parton and the a capella group Pentatonix brought back everyone’s favorite red-headed vixen, “Jolene,” on stage and to the Grammys.
Jerry Ott’s Superb Version of “Old Rivers” by Walter Brennan
From Willy Polard’s TV program, “Strolling Down Memory Lane,” Ott impersonated Walter Brennan and did an impressive imitation of “Old Rivers.”
Let’s Dance Together To Diamond Rio’s Super Catchy Tune “Unbelievable”
Ballads are nice, but honestly, super catchy tunes about love, like “Unbelievable” by Diamond Rio, just hit differently. Let’s take a look.
Janis Joplin’s Posthumous Track “Me and Bobby McGee” Was Her Only Solo No.1 Single
Country singer Janis Joplin recorded her cover of the song “Me and Bobby McGee” days before her death in October 1970. It was THE hit song of her career.
Blake Shelton’s “Jesus Got a Tight Grip” Conquers Both Ends Of The Spectrum
Country singer Blake Shelton released “Jesus Got a Tight Grip” following his controversial tracks “God’s Country” and “Hell Right.”
Taylor Swift’s “Teardrops on My Guitar” is a Familiar Story of Unrequited Love
Taylor Swift’s “Teardrops on My Guitar” shows off her ability to capture the universal feeling of unrequited love in her lyrics and melody.
Alan Jackson Celebrates The Rural American Experience With “Country Boy”
Alan Jackson, mostly write his own songs. "Country Boy" is an example of how good he is as a songwriter. He even placed the song at number one on the Billboard.
Confused and Still Pondering: Porter Wagoner’s “What Would You Do”
A lot of thoughts are swarming the mind when you learn that Jesus is at your front door. Porter Wagoner's "What Would You Do (If Jesus Came To Your House)" might have a few ideas.
Reminisce Your Young Summer Romance With Taylor Swift’s “Tim McGraw”
"Tim McGraw" is the debut single and first published song recorded by Taylor Swift. She penned the song together with Liz Rose. It is a musical link of the traditional and modern country music. Its lyrics contained items associating a past relationship, one of which being country artist, Tim McGraw’s music.
Get Ready for a Bad Bitch Beatdown with Loretta Lynn’s “Fist City”
If you’ve heard of Loretta Lynn’s “Fist City,” you’d know that she’s exactly the type of woman you would want on your side – not against you.
Hank Williams’ “I Saw The Light” Will Send You On A Deep Spiritual Journey
While Hank Williams’ “I Saw The Light” didn’t enjoy success when it was first released, it has since become a timeless classic in his catalog.
Glen Campbell’s Rendition of “Softly and Tenderly” Will Send You To Heaven
Singer and musician Glen Campbell gave his own spin to the classic invitation hymn “Softly and Tenderly,” originally written by Will Thompson.