What’s Special About Don Williams’ Rendition of “Endless Sleep” by Jody Reynolds
Speaking of talent and great music, Don Williams can give you all. He is one of the best country artists that we have had. He might not physically with us, but he left music that we could remember him. One of the greatest hits he performed is “Endless Sleep.”
A Glimpse of Women Empowerment in Barbara Mandrell’s “One of a Kind Pair of Fools”
All in all, Barbara Mandrell has placed a total of six number one singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Her last chart-topping single was One of a Kind Pair of Fools.
Grin Your Troubles Away Like the Shoeshine Boy From “Get Rhythm” by Johnny Cash
"Get Rhythm" is a song written and recorded by American singer-songwriter and musician Johnny Cash. Released in 1959, the song was the flip-side to Cash's first top hit "I Walk the Line".
The Decades-Long Mystery of Carly Simon’s “You’re So Vain”
“You’re So Vain” is one of the music’s all-time great kiss-off anthems, and much of its power is in its ambiguity. Ever since its release in 1972, Carly Simon has been extremely cagey about she’s addressing when she sings, “You’re so vain/ You probably think this song is about you.”
Breaking the “Chains”: The Lesson We Learned From Patty Loveless’ Hit Song “Chains”
"Chains" was first recorded by Kentuckian native Patty Loveless. Released in December 1989, the song is the fifth single from her album Honky Tonk Angel. It was originally penned by Hal Bynum and Bud Reneau. It" was Loveless' second no. 1 hit, after "Timber I'm Falling In Love."
“Oh, What a Savior”: An Anthem of Hope and Faith
“Oh, What A Savior” is a hymn written by Marvin P. Dalton, a Free Will Baptist hymnist, in 1948. It proclaims Jesus Christ’s greatness as a Savior.
Eddy Arnold’s Two Versions of “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You”
Eddy Arnold recorded the popular song of Meredith Wilson in 1951. “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You” was also written by Meredith Wilson.
Arizona Bikers Honour WWII Veteran Jennings Shelton Jr. With Their Own Version of Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA”
A group of bikers from Arizona serenaded WWII veteran Jennings Shelton Jr. with their simple yet heartwarming performance of Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA."
Here Are Facts About Bill Anderson, One Of Country Music’s Most Successful Singer-Songwriters
While Bill Anderson is known for his soft singing and conversational vocal style, his credentials are shouting his prominence. Get to know him with these facts.
Kelly Clarkson Renders Stunning Cover Versions During Her 2019 Meaning of Life Tour
Kelly Clarkson left everyone speechless after the singer delivered killer covers of Brandi Carlile's "The Joke" and Shawn Mendes' "In My Blood."
Loretta Lynn’s “Van Lear Rose” Is A Lyrical Masterpiece Tribute To Her Mom
Loretta Lynn turned her father’s ‘How I Met Your Mother’ story into a masterpiece of tunes and harmonies with the captivating “Van Lear Rose”.
The Most Successful Rendition of “I Walk Alone” by Marty Robbins
“I Walk Alone” is a song covered by various well-known country artists, however, it was only Marty Robbins' version that peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard chart.
Here Are Some Facts About T. Graham Brown, Who Rose From Contract Songwriter To A Country Star
T. Graham Brown has one of the most illustrious careers in the genre. Let's celebrate his musical achievements by looking at some facts about him.
Here’s How “The Great Speckled Bird” Brought Roy Acuff Into Country Superstardom
In the 1930s, Roy Acuff popularized the classic hymn "The Great Speckled Bird." It's actually quite fascinating how Acuff ended up recording the song.
Tim McGraw Shares How Great It Is To Finally Find The Right One In His Song “My Best Friend”
In 1999, Tim McGraw released "My Best Friend" as the third single from his album A Place in the Sun. The country singer said it's one of his favorite recordings.
Johnny Horton’s “Sink the Bismarck” Is The Battle Outcry That Will Keep You Hooked
Johnny Horton co-wrote and recorded the marching song “Sink the Bismarck.” Songwriter Tillman Franks shared the credit on the song’s writing.
Keith Urban Shared The Spotlight With Luke Combs During His Nashville Concert
Keith Urban’s The Speed Of Now World Tour has finally made its stop in Nashville, Tennessee. He surprised everyone with a special performance with Luke Combs.
Brett Eldredge Rings In The Holiday Season With The Return Of The ‘Glow’ Live Tour
Brett Eldredge is spreading the holiday cheer across the United States as he announced the return of his highly anticipated annual Glow Live Tour.
The Feeling of Wanting Everything Back to The Way it Was – “Crazy In Love,” Conway Twitty’s Last Chart-Topping Song
"Crazy In Love" was the final single of Conway Twitty which topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. There were many versions but it was his that's remarkable.
A Tribute for America’s 4th of July Celebrations – Alan Jackson’s Rendition of “America The Beautiful”
Country star Alan Jackson performed his rendition of “America The Beautiful” for America’s 4th of July celebrations.
Remembering The Death of Porter Wagoner, The Brightest Grand Ole Opry Star
On October 28, 2007, Porter Wagoner died after a long battle with lung cancer. He died with his family and his best friend, Dolly Parton, at his side. He was 80.
Here Are The Best Dallas Frazier Songs That Made The World Sing
From the 1960s and 1970s, Dallas Frazier songs became country hits for various artists. This includes Charley Pride, George Jones, and Jerry Lee Lewis, among others.
Country Concerts 2022: Tickets & Tour Dates
Do not miss out on the last leg of your favorite artists’ shows with the Country Concerts 2022 list, complete with tour dates and ticket info!
23 Loretta Lynn Quotes That Will Inspire You To Live A Better Life
Loretta Lynn may have passed away but her legacy in music and her powerful words of wisdom will continue to live on and inspire generations. Here are our favorite Loretta Lynn Quotes.
Remembering The Death Of Billy Joe Shaver, Who Helped Inspire The Outlaw Movement In Country Music
On October 28, 2020, the world mourned the death of Billy Joe Shaver after a massive stroke. Shaver is one of the pivotal figures in the outlaw country movement.
Check Out Freddy Fender’s “You’ll Lose A Good Thing,” An Ultimatum With A Catchy Melody
In 1975, Freddy Fender turned "You'll Lose a Good Thing" into a country hit while keeping the song's bluesy, soulful elements that made it one of the beloved tunes.
Listen To Willie Nelson’s “Living In The Promiseland,” A Place Where Dreams Grow To Fruition
In 1986, country icon Willie Nelson released "Living in the Promiseland," a patriotic anthem that sees the United States as a place of nurturing and love.
Here Are The Top 40 Country Songs For October 2022 That You Need To Check Out
For the top 40 country songs for October 2022, Morgan Wallen proves he's on top of the game. His fellow country superstars joined him to round out the top five.
Ray Price Will Bring You To Tears With “Heartaches By The Number”
"Heartaches by the Number" is a Harlan Howard-penned song. It was first recorded by Ray Price in 1959. Many more artists in country music have covered the song after him.
Remembering Loretta Lynn: The Feisty First Lady and Beacon of Women Empowerment of Country Music
Loretta Lynn, the acclaimed country singer and songwriter, defied all odds and ascended from a small coal-mining community to stardom.