Randy Travis Reveals The Downside Of Upper-Class Living In “Better Class Of Losers”
In this timeless classic, Randy Travis leaves the upscale living – where they pretend life is rosy and sweet – and returns to the “Better Class of Losers.”
Josh Turner’s Modern Take of the Hit Country Song “I Wouldn’t Be a Man”
Country singer Josh Turner gives his modern spin to the 1980s classic “I Wouldn’t Be A Man” by Don Williams.
See Luke Bryan’s Off-Screen Duet With American Idol Hopeful Aniston Pate
Luke Bryan shared a special off-screen moment with American Idol contestant Aniston Pate. Lucky for us, it was caught on camera.
Exploring Longing in Sierra Ferrell’s “In Dreams”
Sierra Ferrell’s song “In Dreams” explores love, longing, and heartbreak, intertwined with a subtle reference to human mortality. Check it out.
Delving into the Depths of “The Sea” by Sierra Ferrell
Watch Sierra Ferrell in her full wandering and whimsical glory as she sings “The Sea,” the opening track of her debut album ‘Long Time Coming.’
Sierra Ferrell Goes Deep Into A Wild Forest Chase In Her Single “Fox Hunt”
Two years after dropping her label debut ‘Long Time Coming’ in 2021, Sierra Ferrell follows up with a wild and fantastical single, “Fox Hunt.”
Learn The Art Of Seduction With Don Williams “I Wouldn’t Be a Man”
Come and explore the seductive story behind Don Williams' hit song “I Wouldn't Be a Man” off his 1987 album “Traces” with us.
Lorrie Morgan Kicks Up Her Heels In “Except for Monday”
Among her signature songs, Lorrie Morgan’s 1991 hit “Except for Monday” is the track most country fans think of when they hear her name.
Marty Robbins “Crying Time” Will Absolutely Have You Weeping Along With Him
The 1964 single "Crying Time" was written and originally recorded by country music artist Buck Owens. This is his one of the most covered songs that remains to be a hit and classic until this time. In 1978, the great Marty Robbins performed his own version of the song.
Buck Owens’ Heartfelt Expression of Loss Felt in “Crying Time”
"Crying Time" is a 1964 song written and originally recorded by country music artist Buck Owens. Owens recorded the original version of this song and released it as the B-side to the 45 single "I've Got a Tiger By the Tail" in 1964. However, it failed to reach the music charts.
Don Williams Sings Of Love, Loss, and Regret In His 1973 Romantic Track “Amanda”
Released in 1973, “Amanda” solidified Don Williams' reputation as a masterful storyteller and interpreter of songs. Check it out here.
Ray Price Heartbreakingly Begs His Lover: “Release Me”
Ray Price’s soulful delivery of heartbreak and longing made his rendition of “Release Me” one of the most iconic songs ever in his discography.
Willie Nelson Sings About A Different Kind Of Love In “My Own Peculiar Way”
First released in 1965, “My Own Peculiar Way” showcased Willie Nelson’s prowess as a songwriter and his individuality. Check it out here.
Reba McEntire Dismissed Fake News About Her Departure From The Voice
Reba McEntire addressed false information circulated by certain websites, claiming she is leaving her coaching role on NBC's The Voice.
George Strait Proclaims His Love For His Home State in “All My Ex’s Live In Texas”
George Strait finds himself fleeing to Tennessee because things didn't work out well in his previous relationships with women in Texas in “All My Ex's Live In Texas."
Lukas Nelson’s Acoustic Rendition Of His Dad’s “My Own Peculiar Way” Will Move You
Willie Nelson’s son, Lukas Nelson, shared a touching rendition of an old song by his dad that he really loved, titled “My Own Peculiar Way.”
Keith Urban Features In Longtime Idol Don Williams Track “Imagine That”
The Gentle Giant, Don Williams, was joined by one of his biggest fans, Keith Urban, in his track “Imagine That.” Check out the tune here.
Blind Filipino Talent Mesmerizes with Cover Version of “I Will Always Love You” by Dolly Parton
Elsie Atig Balawing, a blind girl from the Philippines, aces Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You.” Check out her casual rendition here.
Linda Martell Touched Many Hearts With Her Cover of “Color Him Father”
In 1969, Linda Martell released her version of “Color Him Father,” a touching tale of a devoted stepfather caring for a woman and her seven children.
Ben Haggard’s “Footlights” Rendition: A Heartfelt Homage To His Father’s Legacy
Ben Haggard, the son of the legendary country singer Merle Haggard, performed his father’s song “Footlights” in collaboration with Fender.
Toby Keith Fantasizes Aloud in “How Do You Like Me Now?!”
Toby Keith wrote "How Do You Like Me Now?!" with renowned country music songwriter Chuck Cannon – and it's something many would surely relate to.
Girl with Autism Kaylee Rogers Sings Inspiring Cover of “Hallelujah” with the Pentatonix
Kaylee Rodgers, an 11-year-old girl with autism, inspires us with her performance with the a cappella group Pentatonix singing Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah."
Beyoncé Enters The Country Chart With “Texas Hold ‘Em”
Beyoncé made an epic debut on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart with her country single "Texas Hold 'Em" landing at the No. 1 spot.
Keeping the Old-School Country Vibe Alive with “Billy Graham’s Bible” by Joe Nichols
Joe Nichols keeps the old-school country vibe alive with the soul-stirring track “Billy Graham’s Bible.”
Righten that Wrong with Flatt & Scruggs’ Gospel Song “Get in Line Brother”
Keeping the bluegrass vibe with Flatt & Scruggs’ classic gospel song “Get in Line Brother,” released in 1965.
Self-Expression Takes Center Stage In “I Wanna Talk About Me” By Toby Keith
On August 20, 2001, Toby Keith released “I Wanna Talk About Me,” a song about a frustrated man struggling to talk to his self-centered significant other.
“Dixieland Delight” – Alabama’s Timeless Anthem of Southern Charm
Discover the enchanting allure of Alabama's classic hit, “Dixieland Delight.” Immerse in the soulful blend of Southern charm and country magic in this timeless anthem.
Lauren Daigle Says She Relates to Her Hit Gospel Song “You Say”
Laura Daigle sings what we are mostly afraid to admit. Sometimes we do not see what our Lord sees in us. But with "You Say," she chooses to see and believe.