Get To Know The Man in Black’s Multi-Talented Son, John Carter Cash
Being the only son of two of the biggest names in country music, John Carter Cash persists in maintaining and expanding the family legacy.
Two Decades’ Worth of Blake Shelton’s Facts
Let’s look back at the most notable facts about Blake Shelton, whose soulful country voice and witty banter has captured his fan’s hearts since 2001.
Plan Your Trip Now! Here Are The 25 Best Corn Mazes Near You
Are you wondering where the best corn mazes are around the country? We’re listing it all down for you so you can plan your road trip as soon as possible!
Do You Know The Weird Story Behind Blake Shelton’s “Ol’ Red”?
Blake Shelton’s “Ol’ Red” will take you for a distinct narrative spin of a prisoner who is sentenced to lifetime jail time and a dog that pokes our interest.
Mickey Gilley’s Songs: The Best Songs By Our Favorite Urban Cowboy
Today, we’re going to look back at some of the best of Mickey Gilley’s songs ever since his illustrious country music career started in the late 1950s.
Top 10 Dark Country Songs
While the genre is often associated with happy, uplifting tunes, it turns out there are plenty of dark country songs that tell a different story.
10 Best David Allan Coe Songs
It’s incredible how David Allan Coe songs mirror the singer’s colorful life. It’s no surprise how many fans fell in love with his music for being honest.
Find Out Who Are The Grand Ole Opry Members – From the 1920s to Present
The longest-running live radio program has inducted over 200 Grand Ole Opry members throughout its illustrious history –from Hank Williams to Kelsea Ballerini
Who Wrote “Tennessee Whiskey” And Who Sang It First?
Chris Stapleton definitely drove “Tennessee Whiskey” to greater popularity. But did you know the song was already recorded by another country superstar in 1981?
Top 10 Redneck Songs
Are you ready to tap the redneck in you? Here are the top redneck songs for you to do that. They sing about humility, independence, and life’s simple things.
Remembering The Country Stars We Lost in 2020
The year 2020 is filled with painful losses, and the world of country music was no exception. Nashville also lost some of our beloved country icons.
50 Best Drinking Songs That Everyone Needs In Their Playlist
Throwing an epic house party is without a doubt a big task on your shoulder, but with these drinking songs, you’ll surely satisfy every guest’s musical taste.
Remembering Keith Whitley’s Death
Keith Whitley’s death remains to be one of the saddest and darkest days in Nashville’s music history. He was found dead in his home –faced down in his bed.
80s Country Songs: A List of the Best Ones
Any fans of honky-tonk out there will stand one’s ground that the ‘80s was one of the genre’s greatest decades. Here are the 80s country songs to prove it.
Which Among Your Favorite Classics Get The Most Jukebox Plays?
Many things have already changed in the world of music; however, one source of music remains – the jukebox. We have here some of the most played jukebox songs.
Eric Church Used Music To Heal His Broken Heart In The Song “Record Year”
Eric Church’s “Record Year” was released in 2015 as the ninth single from his album Mr. Misunderstood. He mentions lines from a song or title of songs from some artists.
Alan Jackson Sings About The Struggle of Losing a Lover in “Monday Morning Church”
Alan Jackson's "Monday Morning Church" is said to be one of the saddest country songs of all time. It even ranked No. 39 on Rolling Stone’s list.
Throwback To Brooks and Yearwood’s Impressive Performance in 2016 CMA Awards
During the 2016 CMA Awards night, country music couple, Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks paid homage to some of country music legends in a medley duet.
Red Foley’s “Peace In The Valley” Will Give You Hope In This Life Full of Hard Times
Red Foley’s version of “Peace in the Valley” is the only recording that entered the country chart. In addition, he sold millions of copies.
Check Out Don Henley and Dolly Parton’s Romantic Duet of “When I Stop Dreaming”
“When I Stop Dreaming” by Dolly Parton and Don Henley is another proof that rock and country when merged, brings out the best of all a favorite music can be.
Throwback To Conway Twitty Soulful Rendition of “Kiss an Angel Good Morning”
Conway Twitty recorded the song "Kiss an Angel Good Morning" in 1972. This song was made famous by country singer Charley Pride in 1971.
Johnny Cash and Jessi Colter Proclaim Faith In A Duet of “The Old Rugged Cross”
"The Old Rugged Cross" dates back to 1912 when it was written by evangelist and song-leader George Bennard, a minister ordained by the Methodist Episcopal Church. It is the most sung and covered hymn across the country. one of the less popular but most notable rendition is the duet of Jessi Colter and Johnny Cash.
Flashback to Barbara Mandrell’s “I Was Country When Country Wasn’t Cool”
“I Was Country When Country Wasn’t Cool” by Barbara Mandrell slammed into the No. 1 spot on Billboard’s country singles chart on July 4, 1981.
Four Gents Teamed Up For One Epic Performance of “I’ll Fly Away” at Hee Haw
In 1973, Roy Clark, Grandpa Jones joined Tennessee Ernie Ford and David "Stringbean" Akeman in performing the classic "I'll Fly Away" at the Hee Haw show.
The True-To-Life Story of Tom T. Hall’s “Old Dogs, Children, and Watermelon Wine”
"Old Dogs, Children and Watermelon Wine" was penned and first recorded by American singer-songwriter and novelist Tom T. Hall. It was released in 1972.
Randy Travis Sings About Mothers in “Angels” And It Will Warm Your Heart
This is a song of ode Randy Travis is not only for mother’s day, you should play this song to your wife or your mother every day.
Check Out Lorrie Morgan’s Dramatic Cover of “A Picture of Me (Without You)”
"A Picture of Me (Without You)" was recorded by George Jones in 1972. In June 1991, Lorrie Morgan released her cover of the song.