Morgan Wallen Is Still Leading The Country Charts This Week
It looks like Morgan Wallen will be staying atop the charts for quite some time as "Wasted on You" remained on the No. 1 spot of Billboard's Country Airplay.
Loretta Lynn and Willie Nelson Teamed Up For The First Time In “Lay Me Down”
In 2016, Loretta Lynn and Willie Nelson teamed up for the first time in three decades with "Lay Me Down."
It’s Amazing How Eddy Arnold Made The Country Classic “Anytime” A Crossover Hit
In 1921, Herbert “Happy” Lawson penned a tune he called “Any Time.” Almost three decades later, Eddy Arnold turned the song into a top country hit.
Willie Nelson Tip His Hat To The Wee Small Hours in The Song “Night Life”
Willie Nelson wrote "Night Life," a very unique composition, as he reflects on his wild and crazy life while struggling with financial issues.
Patsy Cline and Willie Nelson’s Duet of “Just A Closer Walk with Thee”
With the aid of modern technology, Willie Nelson and Patsy Cline's collaboration was made possible. "Just a Closer Walk with Thee" became more heartfelt when their version was released.
He’s Gone, But We Love To Tell Andy Griffith’s Life Story
Andy Samuel Griffith was a famous comedian, actor and gospel singer, and writer. Before he rose to fame as an actor, he has lived a simple life and went through tough times. But, his perseverance brought him to the spotlight.
Emmylou Harris Made Don Gibson’s Classic Song, “Sweet Dreams,” Her Own
In 1975, Emmylou Harris achieved massive success when she released "Sweet Dreams" as the third single off her second studio album Elite Hotel.
“Take My Hand, Precious Lord” By Merle Haggard Can Be Your Constant Source Of Encouragement
“Take My Hand, Precious Lord” by Merle Haggard can be a great constant source of encouragement when you feel like you’re carrying the weight of the world.
“I Believe In A Hill Called Mt. Calvary” Is Your Reaffirmation Of Faith In The Face Of A Turbulent Era
“I Believe in a Hill Called Mt. Calvary” is a hymn that gospel musicians and couple Bill and Gloria Gaither wrote. The song greatly exudes credence on that hill where Jesus offered His life to redeem the world from sin.
Remember How Hank Williams Jr. Took A Stand With “Take A Knee, Take A Hike”
In 2018, Hank Williams Jr. dropped "Take A Knee, Take A Hike" overnight without saying a word, and it had fans in a frenzy.
“Vincent:” Don McLean’s Tribute to the Great Vincent Van Gogh
Don McLean wrote "Vincent" in 1971, and released it on June 17, 1972. It was a tribute song of McLean to Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh.
“Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior:” The Result of a Prison Visit
“Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior” is one of the numerous hymns that Fanny Crosby wrote. An encounter during her visit to a prison inspired the song.
Burl Ives Find Himself Putting Quite A Show As His Lover Left Him In “A Little Bitty Tear”
Hank Cochran, American country songwriter, was the genius behind the song “A Little Bitty Tear”. Burl Ives recorded it first.
Merle Haggard Wonders How Beautiful Heaven Must Be in “What Will It Be Like”
Another gospel song of Merle Haggard for his album Award Winning Gospel Hits, “What Will It Be Like” is another song that describes what heaven is.
The Importance of Change in Sam Cooke’s Song “A Change Is Gonna Come”
“A Change Is Gonna Come” by Sam Cooke reveals the beauty of change in our life, if we only let it happen. Cooke released it in 1964.
The “Family Bible” and Three of its Greatest Versions
The "Family Bible" was penned by Willie Nelson in 1957. He sold the song because of financial problems. It was first recorded by Claude Gray in 1959.
Here Are The Top 40 Country Songs For July 2022 You Need To Check Out
Are you ready for the top 40 country songs for July 2022? There are so many country stars who are making impressive records this month.
George Jones and Waylon Jennings Teamed Up For A Rendition of Willie Nelson’s “Night Life”
“Night Life” is a song written by Willie Nelson in 1960. It was inspired by his life as a singer in a club. It was recorded by George Jones in 1979.
Prepare To Get Your Heart Broken As Charley Pride Sings “Where Do I Put Her Memory”
Charley Pride released "Where Do I Put Her Memory" in 1979, which tells the poignant story of a man left behind by his lover.
Roy Orbison Revitalizes Faith with His Song “My Prayer”
Roy Orbison revitalized a gospel classic "My Prayer." This song is a popular classic gospel song that dates back to the early 1930's.
Elvis Presley’s Rendition of “Why Me Lord” Will Surely Move You
In 1974, Elvis Presley started incorporating the song "Why Me Lord" into his live shows up until his last concert tour.
Remembering The Death of Kitty Wells, The Country’s First Female Star
Kitty Wells passed away six years ago today. Her hit "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels" turned her into a country superstar in 1952.
“Sissy’s Song” is Alan Jackson’s Tribute To an Unforgettable Woman
“Sissy’s Song” is dedicated to Leslie “Sissy” Fitzgerald, a housekeeper who worked at Alan Jackson’s house. He wrote the song after Sissy’s death.
Joe Bonsall Has Joined The Rest of Oak Ridge Boys Following Health Scare And Hospitalization
Fans were delighted when Joe Bonsall joined the rest of Oak Ridge Boys on stage during the Freedom Fest. The singer revealed he'd been hospitalized due to pulmonary embolism.
Here Are Some Facts About Jamey Johnson, The Former U. S. Marines Turned Country Star
Check out these facts about Jamey Johnson as we take a deeper look into his journey from being U.S Marines to one of the biggest country acts.
Here Are Facts About Ricky Skaggs, Who Helped Shape The Course Of Country And Bluegrass Music
There's perhaps no other artist who has shaped the course of country and bluegrass music than Ricky Skaggs. Get to know more about him with these facts.
Here Are Some Facts About Alison Krauss That Proved She’s A Bluegrass Prodigy
Truly, Alison Krauss is one of today's biggest and most versatile country stars. Get to know more about her with these exciting facts.
Here Are Some Facts About Neal McCoy Within His Long, Successful Career
Singing has always been Neal McCoy's passion growing up. Here are some facts about him, from being a Texan small-town guy to one of the most reliable country stars.
Remembering The Death Of Charlie Rich, The Soulful, Silver-Haired Balladeer Of the 1970s
The death of Charlie Rich on July 25, 1995, came as a shocker. He died in his sleep in a motel in Hammond, Louisiana from an acute pulmonary embolism.
Remembering The Death of Lynn Anderson, Whose Powerful, Husky Voice Brought Her Atop The Charts
On July 30, 2015, country singer-songwriter Lynn Anderson died – at the age of 67 – from a heart attack after contracting pneumonia following a trip to Italy.