What makes David Frizzell’s “I’m Gonna Hire a Wino to Decorate Our Home” a Masterpiece?
David Frizzell’s "I'm Gonna Hire a Wino to Decorate Our Home" is wittingly amusing you'd want to have it on repeat.
The Bellamy Brothers’ 1979 Hit Single Says, “If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me”
The Bellamy Brothers’ single “If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me” is a playful, romantic song of a good girl-bad boy dynamic.
The Judds Perform a Heartrending Cover of Dolly Parton’s “Coat of Many Colors”
Before becoming country music legends, The Judds’ humble beginnings include their performance of Dolly PArton’s “Coat of Many Colors.”
Alan Jackson Sings a Modern Country Cover of “Summertime Blues”
Alan Jackson shows his signature laid-back style in his rendition of Eddie Cochran’s “Summertime Blues.”
“Hello Walls”: Throwback to Faron Young’s Tragicomedy Classic
Hear Faron Young’s heart in despair as he sings a lonesome track about coping after a breakup in the single “Hello Walls.”
Finding Your “Amen Kind of Love” Like How Daryle Singletary Did
Listen to Daryle Singletary’s hit single “Amen Kind of Love,” and you’ll know the real meaning of what it takes to love someone.
How Jon Pardi Breathes New Life into Brooks & Dunn’s “My Next Broken Heart”
Rising country star Jon Pardi collaborates with country legends Brooks and Dunn on his cover of “My Next Broken Heart.”
The Unexpected Meaning Behind Brooks & Dunn’s “My Next Broken Heart”
Brooks & Dunn’s classic hit song “My Next Broken Heart” is no heartbroken ballad at all, and here’s the reason why.
Reba McEntire Gives You a Taste of Liberty in Single “Freedom”
How many lengths will you go through to get a taste of freedom? McEntire’s modern country track will tell you so.
Boot Scootin’ Bliss: “Every Little Honky Tonk Bar” with George Strait
Ever wondered what goes through a typical Honky Tonk Bar on a Friday night? Well, Strait’s “Every Little Honky Tonk Bar” tells you just that.
Willie Nelson Brings “Hello Walls” to the Country Music Halls
From love letters to breakup songs, Nelson’s “Hello Walls” is a heart-wrenching song about love and despair.
“Summertime Blues” by Eddie Cochran is the Perfect Summer Anthem
If you are young and broke in the summer, playing a good old country tune such as Cochran’s “Summertime Blues” will never go out of style.
George Jones Honors Conway Twitty with Powerful Rendition of ‘Hello Darlin’
George Jones honors the late Conway Twitty with a powerful performance of 'Hello Darlin'.
Merle Haggard’s “Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down” Says Alcohol Can’t Heal Wounds
When the alcohol isn’t working to mend your broken heart, what options do you have left? Haggard’s single “Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down” got your back.
5 Ashley Cooke Facts You Need to Know
Ashley Cooke is among those rookie artists who are forced to be reckoned with, and if you’re not a fan yet, this is the perfect time to become one.
Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” Captures the Daily Grind
Escape the harsh reality of life with Shaboozey’s hit song “A Bar Song (Tipsy).”
Marie Osmond And Her 1973 Hit Country Single “Paper Roses”
The song “Paper Roses” may not have been a Marie Osmond original, but she made it her own, taking it to number one on the country chart.
The Man Between Two Legendary Hanks: Merle Kilgore
Meet Merle Kilgore, another legendary Merle in country music, whose career was marked by his songwriting prowess and two legendary Hanks.
Mac McAnally Duets Hit Song “Down The Road” With Kenny Chesney
Country superstar Mac McAnally duets one of his hit songs, “Down The Road,” with Kenny Chesney, eighteen years after its initial release.
“Why Me Lord”: The Iconic Duet of Johnny Cash and Ray Charles
In 2010, Johnny Cash and Ray Charles shocked the world when they released their version of “Why Me Lord,” 29 years after its initial recording.
Aaron Neville Puts his Own Spin into George Jones’ “The Grand Tour”
With an impressive soulful voice, Aaron Neville makes “The Grand Tour” sound like his own song combining the sound of country and blues into one.
Skeeter Davis and Bobby Bare’s Rendition of “A Dear John Letter”
Davis and Bare’s voices perfectly blend in to tell a breakup story in their cover of “A Dear John Letter,” which makes it just as tear-jerking as the original.
Learn about Doug Kershaw’s Life Story in his Single “Louisiana Man”
If there is more worthy of priding himself as a talented Louisiana, Doug Kershaw’s “Louisiana Man” proves it all.
Listen To Hank Locklin’s Original Version Of “Please Help Me, I’m Falling”
Country singer Hank Locklin’s 1960 track “Please Help Me, I’m Falling” was his second number-one and most successful recording.
Eddy Arnold Took “I Really Don’t Want to Know” To Number One In Country
“I Really Don’t Want to Know” has had many versions, but we will always remember Eddy Arnold’s number-one rendition.
“Tennessee River”: The Song That Launched Alabama’s Country Reign
Here’s why “Tennessee River” is so close to the hearts of the legendary country band, Alabama.
“No Good Ol’ Boy Sings in Swahili”: Waylon Jennings’ Exit from “We Are the World”
In 1985 at the A&M Studios in Los Angeles, in the middle of the recording session of “We Are The World,” Waylon Jennings made his exit.
Zach Bryan’s “Pink Skies” Explores Loss and Love
Zach Bryan’s hit song “Pink Skies” mourns and celebrates the beauty of life’s unpredictability.
Hank Williams’ Relatable Charm in “Hey, Good Lookin’”
Hank Williams showcased his knack for a catchy melody and relatable lyrics in his 1951 self-penned track “Hey, Good Lookin’.”
Travis Tritt Begs His Lover For One More Chance In “Help Me Hold On”
Country singer Travis Tritt earned his first number-one hit in a heartbreaking plea of a song titled “Help Me Hold On.” Here’s the story.