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Remember Jerry Reed’s “The Bird”? The Fun Song About A Talking Parrot

Known throughout country music as “the Guitar Man,” Jerry Reed gained recognition not only for a successful acting career but also as a singer and songwriter. He recorded some fantastic music from the age of eighteen until the later years of his life, including “The Bird.” “The Bird” was released in 1982 as the lead … Read more

Husband vs Wife: Mike Fisher and Carrie Underwood’s Fishing Bowl

In everything that two people do together, be they friends or a couple, always lie a tee-bit of some sort of competition inside. Hot couple Mike Fisher and Carrie Underwood are no exception. We all know that Mike Fisher was an all-out hunter, specializing in intense fieldwork and being able to eat the ‘hunted’ for … Read more

What ‘Music Travel Love’ Has Been Up To Lately? Here’s an Exclusive Interview!

Music Travel Love Exclusive Interview

Canadian brother duo Bob and Clint Moffat, better known as Music Travel Love, are mostly recognized for their mission to travel the globe, chase waterfalls and hike to some of the world’s most scenic backdrops to shoot their incredible performances. So, it’s no longer a surprise how their YouTube videos resonated with many fans. They … Read more

Here’s How C.W. McCall’s “Convoy” Became A Trucker Protest Anthem

C.W. McCall was the instrumental figure behind the truck-driving craze that swept America in the middle of the 1970s. And his knack for country novelty songs resulted in the chart-topper “Convoy,” which became a No. 1 song on both the country and pop charts in the United States. “Convoy” spent six weeks at No. 1 … Read more

Remember How K.T. Oslin’s “Do Ya” Gave You The Thrill You Need?

The year 1987 turned out to be a life-changing one for K.T. Oslin, who became one of the most popular female country singers around. Her sophisticated, distinctly modern persona was quite unlike any of her peers, and she matched it with utterly contemporary country-pop production that is nothing but impressive. Her third single, “Do Ya,” … Read more

Ashley Gorley: The Songwriter with 50 # 1 Songs

Famous artists usually present songs originally written by songwriters and composers, but with their prowess in engaging the crowd and gathering applause. But the greater heroes behind the stage are still the ones who developed the piece’s story, creating something out of nothing, and enabling it to make a powerful impact in the hearts of … Read more

‘Done’ Hits Top Due to Love at First Sight

As inspiration can come from anywhere, this primarily is the factor needed by both singers and songwriters in order to breathe to life their musical crafts. But usually, inspirations are none other than the people we admire or those we love or close to us like in the case of Chris Janson. His hit song … Read more

When Merle Haggard And Willie Nelson Teamed Up For “Pancho And Lefty”

Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson teamed up on several occasions through the years and were able to release numerous collaborative albums. And without a doubt, “Pancho and Lefty” is the most iconic one out there. Released in 1983, the song reached No.1 on both the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles and Canadian RPM Country Tracks. … Read more

‘Folklore’ is Taylor Swift’s 7th Hit Album

As the world was brought into a halt, the biggest and brightest stars shined brighter than ever, especially former country artist turned pop Taylor Swift who continued in her old ways bagging yet another number one album, ‘Folklore.’ Swift’s 7th Number One 846,000 surely is a huge number which corresponds to the number of copies … Read more

Did You Know That The Indian Statue in Hank Williams’ “Kaw-Liga” Is Real?

Hank Williams was a legend by all accounts. An incredible singer, a phenomenal storyteller, and a legendary songwriter. During his career between 1947 to 1952, he released thirty-one singles and even more were released posthumously, this includes “Kaw-Liga.” Recorded as part of William’s final recording session in 1952 at Castle Studio in Nashville, “Kaw-Liga” became … Read more

Throwback to Brooks & Dunn’s No.1 Hit “You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone”

Brooks & Dunn was one of the biggest country duos to emerge from the 1990s musical renaissance – there’s no doubt to that. And in 1995, they released one of their biggest hits, “You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone,” the fourth single from their third album Waitin’ on Sundown. As the duo’s third single … Read more

Must Hear Country Albums this August 2020

Now that the first half of 2020 is over, today’s biggest and brightest country stars like Luke Combs, Dan + Shay, Keith Urban, Luke Bryan, Garth Brooks, Brantley Gilbert, Lady A, Maren Morris, and Miranda Lambert, are now working on their newest singles and country albums. View this post on Instagram A post shared by … Read more

Country Songwriter and Radio Legend, Bill Mack, Dies of COVID-19 at 88

Bill Mack dies at age 88

Bill Mack, a country music songwriter, and longtime country music disc jockey died Friday at age 88. Mack, who was dubbed the “Dean of Country Music Disc Jockeys,” died of COVID-19 complications but had “underlying health conditions.” His son Billy Mack Smith announced the sad news on Twitter: “I’m deeply saddened to tell you that … Read more

Let’s Look Back on Kenny Rogers and Sheena Easton’s “We’ve Got Tonight” Duet

In 1983, we witnessed one of the biggest collaborations in the music industry. It was when American country star Kenny Rogers teamed up with Scottish pop star Sheena Easton to record “We’ve Got Tonight.” Both Easton and Rogers were on the roster of EMI America-Liberty Records. Their collaboration on “We’ve Got Tonight” was firmly suggested … Read more

Get Your Tissues Ready Before Listening To Joey Feek’s “See You There”

Joey Feek, one-half of country duo Joey+Rory, touched millions of lives when her faith-filled battle against stage four cervical cancer went viral on her husband Rory Feek’s blog, This Life I Live. Joey had sadly lost her fight against the disease in 2016.  But with the help of her husband, family, and Gaither Music Group, … Read more

Here’s The Story Behind Kenny Rogers’ Timeless Ballad, “Through the Years”

A ballad about a longtime couple who’ve stuck together through thick and thin became one of Kenny Rogers’ career-defining songs. Taken from the album Share Your Love and released as a single in 1981, “Through The Years” peaked No. 1 on the adult contemporary chart and No. 5 on the country chart. The Story Behind … Read more

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. In this case, it has something to do with some of her #1 Platinum hits where the majority include her chart-cracking entries. Today’s country music defines the genre … Read more

Keith Whitley’s Legacy Lives On Through Wife & Son “Don’t Close Your Eyes” Duet

The news of Keith Whitley’s death on May 9, 1989, shook the country world, especially when the cause of death was revealed to be his alcohol dependency. The singer had reportedly spent the weekend partying and was then found at home fully clothed and face down, dead from alcohol poisoning. Whitley was only thirty-three years … Read more

Let Don Williams Serenade You With “Till The Rivers All Run Dry”

Don Williams earned the beloved nickname “The Gentle Giant” for his lanky frame and rich, smooth baritone that could wrap warmly around a song. His voice was once described by Alison Krauss as, “Somewhere between Santa and the Almighty,” a pinpoint definition if ever one existed.  During his prolific career, which started in the early … Read more

Here’s How Gene Watson Made His Friend’s “Paper Rosie” A Big Hit

Here's How Gene Watson Made His Friend's "Paper Rosie" A Big Hit

Forty-three years ago, when “Paper Rosie” was released, Gene Watson was able to build a legacy on adding a new life to others’ compositions.  The song was the first single and title track from his album of the same name, and it peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart in the … Read more

Randy Travis’ Gospel Song “Three Wooden Crosses” Resonated with Country Fans

Randy Travis' Gospel Song "Three Wooden Crosses" Resonated with Country Fans

In country music, it is no longer unusual for an artist to record a gospel album at some point in their career. Country and gospel share so much in common as it is, so the transition between the two genres is an easy one. Several country artists have already offered their voices to treasured gospel … Read more