Country Music That Touches The Soul: Randy Travis’s “Precious Lord, Take My Hand”
Randy Travis covered the gospel song “Take My Hand, Precious Lord” in 2005 for his album Glory Train: Songs of Faith, Worship, and Praise.
Red Sovine Sings About A Trucker’s Poignant Story In “Giddyup Go”
Red Sovine scored his second No. 1 hit in 1966 with the song “Giddyup Go.” The recitation pays tribute to the American truck driver.
Tim McGraw Says Boys Aren’t Always Bad Men in “Real Good Man”
In 2003, Tim McGraw released "Real Good Man" as a single off his album, Tim McGraw and the Dancehall Doctors. It was such a hit, ranking No. 1 on the country chart.
Hank Williams III Songs Bringing In Country Music And Punk Rock
The history of country music is filled with rebels, and that's just what Hank Williams III songs prove to be, making him one of the best country acts today.
Old Crow Medicine Show Songs That Will Make You Love Country Music
Old Crow Medicine Show songs are the epitome of classic country music. With the perfect combination of instruments and song inspiration, they can reach into the hearts of many.
Here Are Facts About Clint Black That You Might Want To Know
You can truly revel in the success of Clint Black as an artist when you delve into some of the facts about him and his career.
Kenny Chesney Just Announced I Go Back Tour Beginning March 2023
Great news to all country fans out there! Country superstar Kenny Chesney is going on tour in 2023 –back to his roots in the I Go Back Tour!
A Masterpiece in A Blur: Old Crow Medicine Show’s “Sweet Amarillo”
Good things sometimes come unexpectedly. And true enough, in the form of an email, "Sweet Amarillo" by Old Crow Medicine Show was created.
Lively But Deep: “I Hear Them All” by Old Crow Medicine Show
Old Crow Medicine Show's "I Hear Them All" starts lively and leaves you jiving to it. But you should reconsider that when you look at its lyrics.
Relive Dolly Parton’s Epic Looks Throughout The Years
Whether she's on stage singing her heart out or posing for an album cover, Dolly Parton never fails to amaze us. Here are some of her most epic looks.
Our Top 15 Most Memorable Shenandoah Songs of All Time
There are plenty of amazing Shenandoah songs released throughout the years. We've created a list of 15 songs that are the band's most memorable ones.
Johnny Cash and Family Sang “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”
Almost like the Carters, Johnny Cash and his family performed their version of the hymn wholeheartedly. Picture every family member sing their hearts out.
Here Are Facts About Marty Raybon And His Successful Run With Shenandoah
Of course, the success of Shenandoah would not be possible without Marty Raybon's remarkable vocal skills. Here are some facts about him.
Adele Is Grateful For Shania Twain Attending Her Concert In Vegas
Adele got one very famous country star cheering her on during her show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. It's none other than Shania Twain.
Bringing Back the Good Old Times: Ronnie Milsap’s “Am I Losing You”
Originally recorded by Jim Reeves and to honor him, Ronnie Milsap recorded the song and made it his 17th of 35 No. 1 hits.
Johnny Cash’s Unique Vocals in his “You Are My Sunshine” Cover
The covered hit from Johnny Cash “You are My Sunshine” was released in 1939 and it became one of the most popular songs of all time.
“Tears of the Lonely”: A Calming Reminder from Gentle Giant Don Williams
"Tears of the Lonely" will remind us of the “Gentle Giant” of country music. Listen for it will bring back the memories of Don Williams.
Definitely Heartbreaking: Tim McGraw’s “Please Remember Me”
Heartbreaks are no stranger to all of us. If you haven’t experienced one, Tim McGraw’s rendition of “Please Remember Me” might leave you in tears.
Feeling Good All The Way: “It’s A Great Day To Be Alive” by Home Free
Emanating positivity with their sweet voices, smooth instruments, and stunning visuals, Home Free made Travis Tritt's "It's A Great Day To Be Alive" more enjoyable.
In Blake Shelton’s Intense Rendition of “Goodbye Time”
"Goodbye Time" is a song that was first recorded by country legend Conway Twitty in 1988. After sixteen years, Blake Shelton cut and made it a Top 10 hit.
Powerful Yet Warming Vocals in Home Free’s “Auld Lang Syne”
The a cappella singing group Home Free helps us remain hopeful and optimistic as we face another year with their incredible remake of “Auld Lang Syne.”
Tom T. Hall’s “Ballad of Forty Dollars” is Life’s Sad Reality
Tom T. Hall tells an interesting story in his song “Ballad of Forty Dollars.” He earned his first song on the top ten of the country chart with this single.
Behind Alan Jackson’s 23rd #1 Hit, “Small Town Southern Man.”
After three years since 2004, Alan Jackson finally scored another number one song on the country chart with his single “Small Town Southern Man.”
Dreamy and Golden Vibes: “Here Comes My Baby” by Dottie West
Opportunities do often come at times when you never expect them. For Dottie West, it's going big or going home. And true enough, she went all out on "Here Comes My Baby."
From Father to Son: Inside Gary Allan’s “Tough Little Boys”
Gary Allan's "Tough Little Boys" epitomizes how a father's love can sometimes be challenging but guaranteed unconditionally.
What Makes HARDY and Lainey Wilson’s “Wait In the Truck” Different
HARDY and Lainey Wilson team up for a murder ballad that immediately succeeds. The "wait in the truck" theme isn't like any other ballad song you've heard.
Heartfelt Melodies in Kane and Katelyn Brown’s “Thank God” Duet
The first-ever duet of Kane and Katelyn Brown's "Thank God" features sweet and genuine lyrics that everyone will surely melt to.
You Can’t Imagine Bluegrass Without The Stanley Brothers Songs In It
The incomparable sound of the duo's gritty tenor vocals, the driving banjo, and the soaring duets in The Stanley Brothers songs have become a favorite of many.
Was the Travis Tritt Country Rap Rant on Twitter Right? Is Country Rap Crap?
Travis Tritt went on Twitter to rant that mixing country and rap results in crap. The tweet gained notoriety online, prompting country music fans to react.
Why Teddy Bear by Red Sovine Will Leave You in Tears
This another hit from ’76 was written by Red Sovine with Billy Joe Burnnette, Tommy Hill and Dale Royal. This sad spoken-word is about a crippled boy.