10 The Oak Ridge Boys Songs You Should Listen To At Least Once In Your Life
Here are ten must-listen The Oak Ridge Boys songs that deserve a spot on your playlist. We promise you, they’re worth it.
The Oak Ridge Boys And A Few Facts You May Not Know About Them
Here are a few facts about The Oak Ridge Boys that you probably didn’t know about them in their fifty-year career run. Check the list here.
Buck Owens’ “Act Naturally,” The Song That Established His Name
Before “Act Naturally,” Buck Owens already had eight hits. Not only that, he brought Bakersfield, California into “Nashville West.” With all that, people still thought that Buck Owens would not become a big star. However, all of that changed when he recorded Johnny Russell’s “Act Naturally.”
A Heartbreaking Send-Off: Glen Campbell’s “A Better Place”
As he makes his exit after the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, Glen Campbell has etched himself and his legacy into the people with his song, “A Better Place.”
Garth Brooks’s Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old) Talks Time, Dreams, and the Drive
Garth Brooks had a lot of people relate to his song “Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)” because of the message that it brings about ambitions and reaching them no matter what.
How Love Changes One: Ronnie Milsap’s “What a Difference You’ve Made in My Life”
The impact of love might not be seen in everyone, but Ronnie Milsap’s “What a Difference You’ve Made in My Life” is a reminder of how powerful love can be.
Reba McEntire Takes No Excuse in “Why Haven’t I Heard From You”
"Why Haven't I Heard From You" is a popular country song by Reba McEntire. Discover the reasons behind this song's popularity among fans and its rise to the top of the charts.
Vince Gill’s “I Will Always Love You” Is A Gentle Tug To The Heart
Even the hardest of hearts will melt with Vince Gill’s sublime rendition of Dolly Parton’s classic song “I Will Always Love You.”
Honoring the Country Stars We Have Lost in 2023
Let's pay tribute to the country stars who passed away in 2023. We remember their contributions to the genre and celebrate their legacy.
Patsy Cline’s Hit Song “Crazy” Was A Willie Nelson Original
Patsy Cline’s hit-song-turned-country-standard “Crazy” was written by the legendary Willie Nelson. Check out the whole story here.
Marty Robbins’ “(Ghost) Riders in the Sky” Is An American Classic
Country singer Marty Robbins’ rendition of “Ghost Riders in the Sky” captured the eerie and mysterious notes of of a cowboy folktale.
Johnny Cash And June Carter Cash Duet “Help Me Make It Through the Night”
Johnny Cash took on the highly popular, racy track “Help Me Make It Through the Night” with his wife, June Carter Cash. Check it out here.
On Love And Heartbreak: Listen to Waylon Jennings’s Underrated Hit “We Had It All”
Waylon Jennings sang of love and heartbreak with a hauntingly soulful voice in his song “We Had It All.” So, prepare tissues for a good cry.
Emmylou Harris “Nobody”: A Song About New Beginnings
In 2011, the renowned singer Emmylou Harris released “Nobody,” which is a song about new beginnings.
Love and Peace: The Story of Vince Gill’s “Let There Be Peace on Earth”
Vince Gill recorded "Let There Be Peace on Earth" with his daughter, Jenny Gill and here's what we know about the meaning behind the song.
Hank Williams Sings “Lovesick Blues” For Your Aching Hearts
Hank Williams' "Lovesick Blues" became the anthem for people suffering from unrequited love and here's why.
Alan Jackson Celebrates The Spread Of Country Music In His 1994 Single “Gone Country”
Written by Bob McDill, Alan Jackson’s “Gone Country” is a fun country music commentary celebrating how the genre has grown. Check it out.
Charley Pride Sings Of Sweet Love With “Someone Loves You Honey”
Country singer Charley Pride was the master of heartbroken ballads, but he had some sweet love songs, like “Someone Loves You Honey.”
“Saginaw, Michigan”: The Legacy Of Lefty Frizzell
Country singer Lefty Frizzell sang of a bamboozled rich man in his last number-one hit on the charts, “Saginaw, Michigan.” Here’s the story.
Watch The Petersens Nail Dolly Parton’s Classic Track “Jolene”
The American bluegrass family band The Petersens from Brandon, Missouri, blew everyone’s minds away with their cover of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene.”
Alan Jackson Celebrates The Rural American Experience With “Country Boy”
Alan Jackson, mostly write his own songs. "Country Boy" is an example of how good he is as a songwriter. He even placed the song at number one on the Billboard.
Tammy Wynette’s “Til I Can Make It on My Own” Is For Those Who Had To Let Go Of Love
Tammy Wynette sang about letting go of a love that had already walked away in her 1976 track “‘Til I Can Make It on My Own.”
Johnny Cash Brings Chills With “Don’t Take Your Guns to Town”
In December 1958, Johnny Cash released “Don't Take Your Guns to Town” as the first single from his second album. The song turned out to be one of his most popular pieces.
Embark On An Emotional Voyage With Emmylou Harris’ “Boulder To Birmingham”
In 1975, "Boulder to Birmingham" appeared on Emmylou Harris’ major-label debut, Pieces of the Sky. The heart-rending track later served as one of her signature tunes.
Get Ready for a Bad Bitch Beatdown with Loretta Lynn’s “Fist City”
If you’ve heard of Loretta Lynn’s “Fist City,” you’d know that she’s exactly the type of woman you would want on your side – not against you.
Country Music Legend George Strait Immortalized His Love For Tequila And His Wife With “Código”
It’s true that King George is retired on his touring. However, he’s far from being done with his music. Here’s his new single about tequila, “Código.”
The Judds’ “Mama He’s Crazy” Was Inspired By A Day Time Soap Opera
Mama was my greatest teacher compassion, love and fearlessness. If love is sweet as a flower, then my mother is that sweet flower of love. Stevie Wonder
Celebrate The Holiday Season With “Christmas in Dixie” by Alabama
In December 1982, Alabama released "Christmas in Dixie" as a single from the compilation album A Country Christmas. It became one of their more popular holiday songs.
The Fiery Tale Behind Hank Williams’ “Settin’ The Woods On Fire”
Almost as soon as it was released, Hank Williams’ “Settin' the Woods on Fire" blazed its way to becoming a smash hit. Thanks to his unique style and storytelling prowess.
Johnny Cash’s “I Got Stripes” And The Prison Tale Of Redemption
The “Man In Black,” Johnny Cash, sang a soulful prison tale of the struggles of incarceration and the hope of redemption in “I Got Stripes.”