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.
Here’s Why Kellie Pickler Gets Emotional Every Time She Sings “The Letter to Daddy”
Kellie Pickler's “The Letter to Daddy” proved she’s still a daddy’s girl despite the troubled life her father has lived as he struggled with addiction.
Tyler Farr’s “Redneck Crazy” Climbed The Charts Despite The Backlash
The song talks about a disappointed man who sees his girlfriend with another guy. He tells her she broke his heart and made him go “redneck crazy.”
Sara Evans’ “Born to Fly” Literally Took Her Career Off From The Time It Became a hit
Recorded by Sara Evans, this song is meant to uplift the spirit of every woman in the world as well as to remind them that they are born to fly.
Brooks & Dunn Collaborated With McEntire In “Cowgirls Don’t Cry” And It Was A Hit
An alternate version of Brooks & Dunn’s “Cowgirls Don’t Cry” was recorded and released. This time it’s with the country superstar Reba McEntire.
Kane Brown Embraces His Inner George Strait With His Cover Of “Check Yes Or No”
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the CMA Awards, Kane Brown performed the King of Country George Strait’s iconic hit “Check Yes or No.”
Jimmie Rodgers’ “In the Jailhouse Now” Got A Funny Lyrics That Evolved Through Time
The entire idea of "In the Jailhouse Now" is ironic. That is what makes it such an amusing and enjoyable story even after all these years.
“Without Dolly Parton, Carrie Underwood May Not Have Existed”
Carrie Underwood admitted that growing up, it was a goal for her to just be like Dolly, someone who sets the best example and paves the way for the next generation.
Glen Campbell’s Heart-Wrenching Breakup Song “By the Time I Get to Phoenix”
Originally written by Jimmy Webb, "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" was covered by Glen Campbell in 1967. It is about a love affair Jimmy Webb had with Suzy Horton, whom he began dating when they were high school students.
Remembering The Highwaymen’s Hit Song “Desperados Waiting For A Train”
“Desperados Waiting For A Train” was made popular by the famous country group Highwaymen in 1985. Guy Clark wrote the song in 1973.
Hollyberry: The Perfect Christmas Gift for Matt Stell
If you would ask Matt Stell of the most memorable Christmas childhood memory he had, it was the time his mother got him a puppy, a good little dog they named Hollyberry.
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.
Linda Ronstadt Conveyed A Sense Of Yearning On Her Version Of “Blue Bayou”
This hit was originally released in 1963. After a few years, Linda Ronstadt made “Blue Bayou” more popular with her version of the hit.
Dolly Parton Shows Her Love For Christmas Through “Go Tell It on the Mountain”
Dolly Parton celebrates Christmas by giving us a beautiful rendition of the great Christmas song "Go Tell It on the Mountain."
Porter Wagoner Once Taught Us How To Have “A Satisfied Mind”
Porter Wagoner’s “A Satisfied Mind,” written by Red Hayes and Jack Rhodes is probably one of the classis country songs that has the most profound wording.
Dan + Shay Gave 3 Families their Best Christmas Gift Yet
Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney, also known as Dan + Shay, truly believe that Christmas is the season for giving. The legendary country duo surprised three families with houses that were fully furnished helping each family regain some of their lost footings in such tough times.
Country Artists Time Off: How They Spent Christmas with their Families
Today, we will be featuring artists like Luke Bryans, Chris Young, Kelsea Ballerini, Cole Swindell, and Love and Theft's Stephen Barker Liles on how they spend their Christmas times in their unique ways.
WATCH: Brett Eldredge will Make Your Christmas Eve “Glow”
Brett Eldredge was also able to achieve a lifelong dream when he was able to record Christmas music for his Christmas album "Glow."
Adorable 2020 Moments in Country Music
No doubt this was the worst year for most of us and we would not be sorry to say goodbye to 2020. However, there were more fun and uplifting moments in 2020 than we all might think of, especially if you're one of the loyal fans of country music.
Carrie Underwood Hopes for Isaiah To Make It to New Year’s Eve
Carrie Underwood anticipates that their 5-year-old Isaiah 'might' make it to midnight which will and most probably be one of his life's greatest moments as a toddler.
There’s More To The Story Behind The Song “You’ve Got a Friend”
A song for your real, true friends, "You've Got a Friend" was made popular by music legends, Carole King and James Taylor, in their own separate versions.
Throwback To Randy Travis’ Unforgettable Performance of “Silent Night”
Randy Travis, together with 40 other singers from the First Baptist Church, performed "Silent Night" after reaching a point called the "Rock of Ages."
What Miranda Lambert’s Acoustic Version of “Bluebird” has to say About the Holidays
Get ready to experience 'Bluebird' by Miranda Lambert in a whole low-key and stripped-down level as she performs in her Tennessee home.
Reba McEntire’s “Consider Me Gone” is a ‘Strong Woman’ Song
The song “Consider Me Gone,” which Reba McEntire describes a ‘strong woman’ song, gave the singer her 34th No. 1 country hit.