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Who is Lee Dutton in Yellowstone, and What Happened to Him?

What Happened to Lee Dutton

Unlike the other Dutton Children: Kayce, Beth, and Jamie, many Yellowstone fans don’t know much about Lee Dutton. He is a character shrouded with mystery because of lacking information, be it deliberate or not, from the side of the show’s creators.  That’s why fans are eager to learn more about John’s oldest child, even if … Read more

What Yellowstone Fans Want to Know About Bianca Rodrigues Grimes

Bianca Rodrigues Grimes

Fans of the Yellowstone series, especially those of Luke Grimes, the actor who plays Kacey Dutton, have recently been interested in his wife, Bianca Rodrigues Grimes. While the couple has been together for quite some time, the public knows little about their relationship. That’s all thanks to their tendency to keep things about their personal … Read more

Why Did Ryan Bingham File for Divorce and a Name Change?

Ryan Bingham Divorce

Ryan Bingham gained significant popularity because of his success in both his music and acting careers. His popularity skyrocketed even higher after playing a character named Walker, an ex-prisoner turned ranch hand in the hit drama series Yellowstone. Ryan also shocked fans when he filed for divorce after 12 years of marriage with his wife, … Read more

Rip and Beth Moments Worth Remembering In Yellowstone

Rip and Beth

One of the most notable elements of the Yellowstone series is the iconic romantic relationship between Rip and Beth. The couple was once childhood sweethearts whose feelings for each other stood the test of time and bloomed into true love.  RELATED: A Journey Through Rip Wheeler and Beth Dutton’s Relationship: A Timeline For the show’s … Read more

On Risks and Regrets: Anita Cochran and Steve Wariner’s “What If I Said”

Anita Cochran & Steve Wariner - What If I Said

A duet performed by Anita Cochran and Steve Wariner, “What If I Said” was a track in Cochran’s Back To You album released in 1997. The famous duet became Cochran’s only song that topped the US Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks Charts. In 1998, the song was nominated for Vocal Duet of the Year by the … Read more

It’s All Fun and Smokes in Toby Keith’s “Wacky Tobaccy”

Toby Keith - Wacky Tobaccy

Toby Keith tapped into the mature part of his fans as he released his album The Bus Songs, which features songs like “Weed with Willie,” “Brand New Bow,” “Shitty Golfer,” and “Wack Tobaccy.” Some of Toby Keith’s songs focus more on adult humor, drinking, and topics not meant to be broadcast on live radio. Released in … Read more

Willie Nelson and Tony Bennett in All Smiles For Their “On The Sunny Side Of The Street” Performance

Willie Nelson and Tony Bennett’s “On The Sunny Side Of The Street”

Willie Nelson and Tony Bennett are all smiles and giving their best as they sing “On The Sunny Side Of The Street.”  The album Duets II by Tony Bennett debuted at the #1 spot on the US Billboard 200. It also received platinum certifications from Music Canada and RIAA, as it sold a total of over a … Read more

Ominous Feelings as Colter Wall Delivers With “Sleeping on the Blacktop”

Sleeping on the Blacktop - Colter Wall

Canadian country music singer and songwriter Colter Wall once again delivered his narrative writing style in “Sleeping on the Blacktop.” Wall released the piece as part of his 2015 EP album, Imaginary Appalachia. Colter Wall said he used to listen to Johnny Cash and rock music when he was younger. Later, he started listening to blues … Read more

Simplicity and Raw Vocals of Sister Rosetta Tharp’s “This Train”

Sister Rosetta Tharpe - This Train

“The Godmother of Rock and Roll” and “The Original Soul Sister”: are the titles Sister Rosette Tharpe has received throughout her music career as she released several hit songs, including “This Train.” Sister Rosetta Tharpe was one of the first and greatest gospel music artists who used R&B and rock and roll. She became one … Read more

7 Facts About Teddy Gentry That You Don’t Want To Miss

Teddy Gentry Facts

As a member of the country music trio Alabama, Teddy Wayne Gentry contributes to the songwriting process and the band’s performance by being the bassist. With his cousins, Randy Owen and Jeff Cook, the trio had reached heights that earned them the title of becoming the most successful country music artists. RELATED: 10 Fascinating Facts … Read more

“Top of the World” by The Carpenters and Lynn Anderson: Who Sang It Better?

Who sang Top of the World Better, Lynn Anderson or the Carpenters

Since its release, “Top of the World,” sung by The Carpenters or Lynn Anderson, has been sung literally all over the globe. It is the most sung track in the world as it is famously heard in karaoke, singing competitions, and mostly in family gatherings. The Carpenters’ Version Initially recorded by the famous duo, The … Read more

Head Over Heels in Trace Adkins’ “Ladies Love Country Boys”

Trace Adkins - Ladies Love Country Boys

Trace Adkins’s album Dangerous Man featured the single “Ladies Love Country Boys” written by Rivers Rutherford, George Teen, and Jamey Johnson. The song was released in 2006 and peaked at the #1 spot on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.  The Recording Industry Association of America gave a platinum certification to Adkins’s track as it sold … Read more

Lively and Enjoyable: Alabama’s Live Performance of “I’ll Fly Away”

Alabama - I’ll Fly Away

American country music band Alabama performed their version of “I’ll Fly Away” in 2015. Alabama began its country music successes in the 1980s and has charted over 27 #1 hits on the US Billboard charts. They already have multi-platinum albums and also received many awards. Alabama’s Version Released in 1932, “I’ll Fly Away” has since … Read more

Perfect Country Music Feels in Alabama’s “The Church in the Wildwood”

Alabama - Church In The Wildwood

Country music band, Alabama, recorded “The Church on the Wildwood” as part of their Angels Among Us: Hymns & Gospel Favorites album that ranked #2 on the US Billboard Top Christian Albums. The band was formed in 1969 in Alabama, hence their group name. Lead singer Randy Owens records and performs Alabama’s songs with his cousin, Terry … Read more

Crash My Playa 2023 Dates, Lineup, and Tickets

Crash My Playa 2023

Country music artist and star Luke Bryan hosts Crash My Playa 2023, his annual concert in Mexico. Luke Bryan has already announced the dates for his upcoming concert event. For four days, starting January 19-22, 2023, fans are set to enjoy different activities on the white sand beaches and beautiful landscapes of Moon Palace Cancún. The annual … Read more

You’ll Feel As If You’re On “Top of the World” with Lynn Anderson’s Song Cover

Lynn Anderson - Top Of The World

In this world full of problems, a Lynn Anderson Song would definitely make someone’s day better. Her songs have this sprinkle of magic that instantly transforms a frown upside down.  And when she released her cover of the song ‘Top of the World’ by The Carpenters, she yet again put another touch of color in … Read more

Turnpike Troubadours “7 & 7” is A Poetic Masterpiece You Should Check Out

Turnpike Troubadours - 7 & 7

Turnpike Troubadours released their great song “7 & 7” in 2010 as part of their album Diamonds and Gasoline, along with eleven other tracks. Mike McClure produced the tune. The beautiful lyrics behind the masterpiece, on the other hand, were penned by Evan Felker, who is also a member of Turnpike Troubadours. 7 & 7 … Read more

Turning A Bad Past Into A Masterpiece in Stella Parton’s ‘Survivor’ Album

Stella Parton Survivor Album

Many Stella Parton fans rejoiced when she announced the release of her new magnificent album, “Survivor,” in 2018. The record was claimed to be her gift to her followers and herself for being able to stay in the industry for so long. Parton self-produced the ten-song project, which she recorded with Mike Loudermilk. Some of … Read more

Meaning Behind “Country Just Not the Neon Kind” By Mike Manuel

Country Just Not The Neon Kind - MIKE MANUEL

Mike Manuel’s song “Country Just Not the Neon Kind” was released in 2001 as part of his album Buildin’ a Better Country; however, there were no reports indicating whether the song was able to hit any charts; even despite this, there is no doubt that people did enjoy listening to it just by looking at … Read more

“Crying in the Chapel” is A Song Loved by Many, Like The King Elvis Presley 

Crying in the Chapel Elvis Presley

The song “Crying in the Chapel” was originally released by the songwriter’s son, not the icon Elvis Presley. Artie Glenn, the man behind the masterpiece’s lyrics, had his son Darrell Glenn perform the original version, which was released in 1953. The original version also charted, peaking at no. 6. The song meant a lot more … Read more

Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton Sing Joyful Praises in “He’s Everything”

He's everything Queen Latifah & Dolly Parton

In 2012, Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah squared off in the musical comedy-drama film, Joyful Noise – which forced the two divas to form an unlikely partnership in order to save their small-town church gospel choir. The music-filled movie featured a mix of both gospel and pop songs – as well as three new songs by Dolly … Read more