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.
Get Your Tissues Ready Before Listening To Joey Feek’s “See You There”
"See You There" was a song written by Joey and Rory Feek which was based on Joey's experience of losing her brother at a very young age.
Here’s The Story Behind Kenny Rogers’ Timeless Ballad, “Through the Years”
Through the Years is a classic hit song in the 1980's. Job well done, Kenny Rogers!
Will “Betty” Be Taylor Swift’s Comeback Song to Country?
“Betty” is one of the sixteen tracks of Taylor Swift’s newest studio album “Folklore” and it is set to make its debut soon.
Dolly Parton is Eager to Release Her 2020 Christmas Album
Dolly Parton has been eager to release a Christmas album this 2020 not only because of the major setbacks we've experienced, but she plans to release it with an insightful thought.
Brad Paisley’s ‘No I in Beer’ is the Greatest Crossover Yet
To be released on July 29, 2020, Brad Paisley’s title single ‘No I in Beer’ shows that fans and artists alike are part of one team.
Why did Garth Brooks Opt-Out the CMA Entertainer of the Year Award?
Garth Brooks won his seventh Entertainer of the Year Award last year and was clear that it would not be his last, not until July 29, 2020.
Gabby Barrett’s ‘Footprints On the Moon’ Lets You Dream Big
Prior to making it as a finalist for the American Idol, Barrett had her own season of proving to herself that she could also leave “Footprints on the Moon.”
Lanco’s Single ‘Save Me’ Dedicated to their Real-Life Sidekicks
'Save Me' acts as another sneak peek onto the multi-week chart-topper country group’s upcoming sophomore project.
Miranda Lambert’s Top 10 Country Songs
As we feature Miranda Lambert’s Top 10 album cuts, we’ll get to experience how this multi-time Female Vocalist of the Year on Country music does her business.
Keith Whitley’s Legacy Lives On Through Wife & Son “Don’t Close Your Eyes” Duet
Jesse Keith performed a duet with his mom, Lorrie Morgan, at the Choctaw Casino in Oklahoma. They sang Keith Whitley’s “Don’t Close Your Eyes.”
Let Don Williams Serenade You With “Till The Rivers All Run Dry”
Despite Don Williams’ physical absence, we can still feel his existence through his songs. With this, let’s hark back to his memoirs by listening to his 4th No.1 song on the country charts. It’s called “Till The Rivers All Run Dry.”
Here’s How Gene Watson Made His Friend’s “Paper Rosie” A Big Hit
“Paper Rosie” is a song written by Dallas Harms. Originally, the said Canadian country music artist recorded “Paper Rosie”
The Platters’ “The Great Pretender” Mastered The Art of Pain and Denial
Released in 1955, "The Great Pretender" was originally recorded by American vocal group The Platters. Tony Williams sang the vocals while Buck Ram penned the lyrics and music. It placed no. 1 on the Billboard charts while no.5 on the UK charts in 1956. In 2004, Rolling Stone ranked it 360th greatest song of all time.
Here’s How “Strawberry Wine” Launched Deana Carter to Stardom
“Strawberry Wine”, a song penned by Matraca Berg and Gary Harrison, is their signature track. Recorded by Deana Carter for her debut album.
How ‘Chief’ Gave Eric Church His Career Break
Eric Church's sudden switch from being a clean-cut artist to a no-holds-barred musician is all thanks to an impromptu shot for his album cover of his 2011 ‘Chief.’
Top-charting Songs from the ‘Urban Cowboy’ Soundtrack
Let us look at some of the top-charting songs from the 'Urban Cowboy' soundtrack.
Miranda Lambert Eager to Get Back on Track
Miranda Lambert's been anxious whether she’ll be able to return to the stage or will be stuck singing in front of a screen for the rest of her career.
Nostalgia Hits Caylee Hammack, Covers ‘Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good’
Now that she's given the opportunity to do a cover for it and Alan Jackson being ‘gracious enough’ to do it with her, Caylee Hammack could not be more excited.
Songwriter Emily Landis Teary-Eyed After Hearing Gabby Barrett’s ‘The Good Ones’
Emily Landis had a literal “ride filled with emotions” when she heard for the first time one of the newest songs she co-wrote for Gabby Barrett.
Cannabis: The ‘Good’ Stuff to Nelson’s Longevity
What makes him a star still is not because of his infamous use of cannabis, but his great prowess on country music.
