Swoon Over Conway Twitty’s Performance of “I See the Want To in Your Eyes”
“I See the Want in Your Eyes” earned Conway Twitty his eleventh No. 1 song on the Billboard Country chart. Mischa Scorer and Wayne Carson wrote the song.
Alison Krauss Did a Haunting Rendition of “Ghost In This House”
Listening to this Alison Krauss' “Ghost In This House” gives me both the horror and surprise. I think of all the people living alone, without anyone to take care of them. However, the lyrics apply to both a loss from a break-up, and death.
It’s a Global Broadcast with Ryman Auditorium Going Live on August 14
The Ryman Auditorium is no longer exclusive to the people of Tennessee. It became available to the world in just a click of a button.
Cassadee Pope’s Acoustic Album ‘Rise and Shine’ Sets Us Seeing Where She’s Going
After releasing her most recent album "Rise and Shine" on Friday (August 7), let us catch up to one of the brightest stars in country music today, Cassadee Pope.
Remember When Toby Keith and Daughter Performed Duet of “Mockingbird”?
In 2004, country music star Toby Keith and his daughter Krystal Keith performed a duet of the 1963 pop hit "Mockingbird" during the CMT Awards night.
Chill to ‘Beer and Sunshine’ by Darius Rucker
Let's skip all the dramas, sit back, and binge on Darius Rucker's 'Beer and Sunshine.'
Jameson Rodgers: Rising Country Star Who Got Luke Combs for a Fan
Jameson Rodgers will be celebrating his 10th year since he has transferred to Nashville back in August 2010. At the same time, he is celebrating his biggest break yet, his single “Some Girls” which continually rises to the top 15 of the Top 15 radio singles.
Travis Tritt Expressed His Grief in “Here’s A Quarter, Call Someone Who Cares”
Released on May 7, 1991, "Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)" was written by Tritt. He recorded it for his album, It's All About to Change.
Waylon Jennings Sang About An Unbearable Heartbreak In “Amanda”
"Amanda" was a song actually made for Waylon Jennings, Don Williams was just fortunate to have known about it and he recorded it back in 1973.
Alan Jackson’s “Softly And Tenderly” Is The Perfect Song For All The Weary
The hymn, then and now, are being sung in churches and religious events. The utmost interpretation we can perhaps narrate is Alan Jackson’s. Moreover, the song would like to tell us the existence of Jesus.
Trace Adkins Honored Servicemen and Women With “Till The Last Shot’s Fired”
The song is written from the perspective of a dead soldier. According to Adkins, it gives a possible picture of what soldiers will go through if they die.
Flashback to “Man of Constant Sorrow” by the Fictional Band Soggy Bottom Boys
"Man of Constant Sorrow" is, without a doubt, the most unexpected hit of the 21st century. Thanks to The Soggy Bottom Boys, who gave this gift to country fans and country radio.
Olivia Barker Carries On Sara Evans’ Legacy, Nails Alison Krauss’ Song
Sara Evans's daughter, Olivia Barker has just become the promising proponent for the revival of Alison Krauss’s '90s hits.
Why People Can’t Stop Listening to Priscilla Block
Here are some reasons why you should be tuning in to Priscilla Block's upcoming singles.
Remember Jerry Reed’s “The Bird”? The Fun Song About A Talking Parrot
Before retirement and his death, Jerry Reed recorded and released his very last single called “The Bird.” It became number one on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks on January 15, 1983. On the other hand, the song topped at number two on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart before Christmas in 1982.
Husband vs Wife: Mike Fisher and Carrie Underwood’s Fishing Bowl
Despite Mike Fisher and Carrie Underwood’s differences in their perception of the wildlife, it doesn’t hurt once in a while to go out and blow off some steam
Here’s How C.W. McCall’s “Convoy” Became A Trucker Protest Anthem
C.W. McCall earned his first and last number one song on the country and pop charts with his single “Convoy.” It reached the top of the charts in 1976.
Remember How K.T. Oslin’s “Do Ya” Gave You The Thrill You Need?
There had never been anyone before in country music like K.T. Oslin when she hit the scene, and there hasn’t been anyone like her since. She instantly redefined what a woman in country music could sing and write about. By breaking through at the age of 45, she became a voice for her whole generation of women.
Ashley Gorley: The Songwriter with 50 # 1 Songs
Ashley Gorley became the first songwriter who had 50 ranked 1 song on Billboard Airplay Charts in his 15 years of songwriting.
‘Done’ Hits Top Due to Love at First Sight
Chris Janson's hit song ‘Done’ snagged the top spot in Billboard’s Airplay Chart.
Did You Know Johnny Cash’s “A Boy Named Sue” Was a Tale of Vengeance?
Do you know that Johnny Cash didn't have the chance to rehearse "A Boy Named Sue" before he first performed it in San Quentin prison?
When Merle Haggard And Willie Nelson Teamed Up For “Pancho And Lefty”
This is an in depth study of Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson's "Pancho and Lefty". Moreover, this is the anatomy of the song that will inform us about who really Pancho and Lefty are.
‘Folklore’ is Taylor Swift’s 7th Hit Album
It was only the first week of 'Folklore' and it already had attained a significantly huge number of sales, huge enough to be considered the biggest debut album release of the year.
Did You Know That The Indian Statue in Hank Williams’ “Kaw-Liga” Is Real?
The beloved may not be aware of the admirer's deep and strong romantic affection, or may consciously reject it. Merely, the song is the story of the lonely Indian in a song by Hank Williams.
Throwback to Brooks & Dunn’s No.1 Hit “You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone”
Released in 1995, "You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone" is a country song recorded by American country music duo Brooks & Dunn. It was the fourth single from their third album Waitin' on Sundown. Don Cook co-wrote the song with the duo.
Must Hear Country Albums this August 2020
This will be a promising month for all of us who love country music. Country albums from Luke Bryan and Tim McGraw are just a few of what we should watch out for.
‘Takes Two,’ Sequel to Maren Morris’ ‘Girl’ Album
But as ‘Takes Two’ gets to join the roster of her album, Morris said that the track was initially reserved to be a movie theme music as the rendition had its way with the strings.
Let’s Look Back on Kenny Rogers and Sheena Easton’s “We’ve Got Tonight” Duet
Kenny Rogers and Sheena Easton is undoubtedly sensational with their duet of "We've Got Tonight." One of the duets that can give you goosebumps. Watch for you will never believe it was almost 4 decades ago. Moreover, the duet can bring a lot of memories.