35 Classic Hits that Won Grammy’s Best Country Song Award
The 61st Annual Grammy Awards will air in few days. While waiting, let’s look at some of the program’s recipients of Best Country Song award.
Want Your Coffee CBD Infused? Willie’s Got Your Back
Willie Nelson is expanding his business of Cannabis-related products. Willie's Remedy now has it's own Whole Bean Coffee!
“Shall We Gather at the River:” A Walk with God to Cherish
Robert Lowry wrote the song “Shall We Gather at the River” in 1864. Its content focused on a wonderful journey of the saints toward God.
Mongolian Singer Shocks Faith Hill with George Strait Song
Singing “Amarillo By Morning,” this Mongolian country crooner, Enkh-Erdene, stunned the judges and the audience with his deep, Elvis-like voice.
A Few Pointers that Country Music Can Learn from the Grammys
Grammys acted immediately when they noticed that they need to change in choosing the list of nominees. This should set an example for Country Music.
Despite Freezing Temperature, Guards at the Tomb of the Unknowns Are Unfazed
The guards at the Tombs of the Unknowns in Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia remain on post and focused as freezing temperatures leave them unfazed.
Homeless People Still Spreads Love Despite Present Predicament
Homeless and in dire need, these guys teach us that it's always possible to give to others. What do we do with the little that we have?
“Doxology:” A Short Hymn of Praise & Josh Turner’s Rendition
In Christian tradition, a doxology is usually sung to praise God. Josh Turner includes his rendition of it on his latest album.
Alabama Lead Singer In Tears After Tribute Performance
Randy Owen, Alabama's lead singer, was in tears when some of his fellow country music artists sang Alabama's hit, "Lady Down on Love," in honor of him.
WATCH: Delivery Driver Superbly Sings Elvis Presley Classic
One fine morning on January 14, 2014, one delivery truck driver stunned his fellow drivers when he performed an Elvis Presley hit, "Kiss Me Quick."
A Tribute to our Dad: Leader of the Band from Dan Fogelberg
Is your dad strict, loving, or always cranky? Well, let us go ahead and honor them with the hit Leader of the Band from Dan Fogelberg.
Joe Diffie Celebrates 25 Years in the Grand Ole Opry
Joe Diffie has always been a staple in the country singer/songwriter roster. And on the 25th of January, he celebrates his 25th year as an Opry member.
“The Dukes of Hazzard” to Celebrate Anniversary in Nashville
John Schneider, Tom Wopat, and the rest of the cast of "The Dukes of Hazzard" is set to celebrate their 40th anniversary in Nashville.
LISTEN: Waylon & Willie’s Iconic Duet, “Luckenbach, Texas”
Waylon Jennings released his No. 1 hit "Luckenbach, Texas" in 1977. Fellow outlaw singer, Willie Nelson, joins him in singing a part of the song.
“She’s Got You:” Who Sang It Better, Patsy or Loretta?
Patsy Cline released "She's Got You" in 1962 and it became No. 1 on the country charts. Meanwhile, Loretta Lynn covered the song in 1977 in honor of Patsy.
Chris Stapleton Makes Impact on Lincoln County Girl
Chris Stapleton makes the sweetest gesture ever! He invites his fan, a little girl from Lincoln County, backstage to fulfill her dreams: meeting her hero.
Married for 7 Decades, Couple Who Served in WWII Die on Same Day
Preble Staver and Isabell Whitney, a couple of 71 years and who served in the World War II, died together on the same day. Their story is what true love is.
“You Were Mine” by the Dixie Chicks Hits Close to Home
The Dixie Chicks wrote “You Were Mine” inspired by their parents' divorce. Learn more about this country hit song right here!
Terry Bradshaw’s Amazing Take on “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry”
Former American football quarterback Terry Bradshaw recorded his version of Hank Williams' "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" in 1976, and it charted at No. 17.
CHECK OUT: Sam Elliot’s Funny Reaction to Oscar Nomination
American actor Sam Elliott was nominated Best Supporting Actor in the 91st Oscar Awards for the film A Star Is Born. Watch his funny reaction here.
Did You Know that Dolly Parton has Turned Down Elvis Presley?
When Dolly Parton’s single “I Will Always Love You” was released in 1974, Elvis Presley’s camp approached her with an offer to record her song.
Hear Marie Osmond Render John Denver’s “Country Roads”
In one of Donny & Marie's medley performances, Marie sweetly rendered John Denver’s classic country hit, “Take Me Home, Country Roads.”
Chris Stapleton Pays Tribute to Late Rock Legend Chris Cornell
On January 16, 2019, Chris Stapleton joined other artists in paying a tribute to the late rock legend Chris Cornell. He rendered a powerful "The Keeper."
Randy Travis to Release Memoir Entitled “Forever and Ever, Amen”
Randy Travis announces that he will release his new book. It's called "Forever and Ever, Amen: A Memoir of Music, Faith, and Braving the Storms of Life."
Saddle Up for the 2019 Headwaters Country Jam Festival!
Dust off your cowboy boots and let's get ready for the 2019 Headwaters Country Jam Festival! Acts would include Kelsea Ballerini, Big & Rich, and more!
Home Free Member, Adam Rupp, Stuns in His Vocalized Drum Solo
Tenor and beat-boxer Adam Rupp of Home Free will surely wow you with his spontaneous Drum Solo live from one of their concert tours.
Lady Antebellum’s “Own the Night” was a Top Album 7 Years Ago
Lady Antebellum’s third studio album “Own the Night” was a chart-topper, award-winning, and a best-selling record. It earned the group their second No. 1.
WATCH: The London Contemporary Voices Cover Dolly Parton’s 9 to 5
The London Contemporary Voices give us a rejuvenated version of a classic Dolly Parton song,"9 to 5" which embodies class, sass, and so much more.
Trace Adkins’ Passionate Performance of “The Wayfaring Stranger”
Trace Adkins was among the country artists who performed the classic tune “The Wayfaring Stranger.” He sang it in honor of Johnny Cash.
Trio: A No. 1 Collaborative Album of Parton, Ronstadt, Harris
Trio is a collaborative studio album by Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris. In1988, it clinched the no. 1 spot on the Billboard charts.