Why George Jones ‘Still Doin’ Time’ is an Iconic Hit to Many
In 1981, George Jones released a hit iconic song that is loved by many called' 'Still Doin' Time" as part of his album Still the Same Ole Me.
Applause, Applause as Johnny Cash Sings “Sunday Mornin’ Comin’ Down” Live
Johnny Cash once again proved that he was one of the greatest country music artists when he soulfully sang "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down."
Discover the Meaning Behind Morgan Wallen’s Hit Song “Sand in my Boots”
In 2021, Morgan Wallen released a hit song that connects with many called ‘Sand in my Boots’ as part of his album ‘Dangerous: The Double Album.’
A Colorful Life in “You Decorated My Life” by Kenny Rogers
"You Decorated My Life" by Kenny Rogers is a sweet and genuine profession of love for a significant other.
Watch Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton’s Iconic NYE Medley
Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton performed a medley of their hits and covers in her 2023 NYE televised soiree. And dare we say, it was iconic.
It’s All Fun and Smokes in Toby Keith’s “Wacky Tobaccy”
No one pays tribute to cannabis like Toby Keith in his song “Wacky Tobaccy,” featuring a cameo of country music’s marijuana advocate.
How Do We Love: The Judds’ “Love Is Alive”
Love is felt and expressed in different ways. The Judds’ “Love Is Alive” tells us some.
The Meaning Behind George Strait ‘The Man in Love with You’
In 1994, the one and only George Strait released a song called "The Man in Love with You" as part of his album Easy Come Easy Go. And here's the meaning behind it.
The Shocking Meaning Behind The Kingston Trio’s ‘Tom Dooley’
In 1958, The band Kingston Trio released the song called "Tom Dooley" as part of their album also called Kingston Trio. And here's the meaning behind it.
Meaning Behind “Country Just Not the Neon Kind” By Mike Manuel
Old country music just hits differently. And Mike Manuel released a song called "Country Just Not the Neon Kind" talking about it.
Alan Jackson Deal With Real-Life Emotions In “Here In The Real World”
Alan Jackson established himself as the original '90s country star with the release of "Here in the Real World," the second single off his debut album in 1990.
10 of the Best New Outlaw Country Songs You Should Check Out!
There are a lot of music genres out there, but nothing beats a good old outlaw country music. And here are 10 of the best new outlaw country songs you might want to check out.
The Unleashed Meaning Behind Randy Travis ‘I Told You So’
In 1987, Randy Travis released the song called "I Told You So" as part of his album Always & Forever. Here's the meaning behind it.
Meaning Behind Alan Jackson’s “Midnight in Montgomery”
"Midnight in Montgomery" is a song written by Alan Jackson himself together with Don Sampson. And here is the meaning behind it.
11 Interesting Ronnie Milsap Facts You Should Not Miss Out
Ronnie Milsap, born on January 16, 1943, is the iconic country singer who has inspired many. And here are some interesting facts about him.
Just Adorable: Girl Sings Along to Toby Keith’s “Every Dog Has Its Day”
Whenever our favorite tune comes, we feel the intense urge to sing. That’s what a little girl does when Toby Keith’s “Every Dog Has Its Day” comes up.
Throwback to Mike Fisher’s Clever Parody of “Amazed”
It looks like Carrie Underwood is not the only singer in the family. In 2019, her husband, Mike Fisher, released his rendition of "Amazed" in the cleverest way possible.
Sheer Talent and Vocal Prowess of Buck Owens in his “I’ve Got a Tiger By the Tail” Album
In 1965, Buck Owens documented his utmost achievement which was his album called “I've Got a Tiger by the Tail.” It became the number-one album of the year and became Billboard’s very first number-one album of the year in 1965.
Looking More Closely Into George Strait’s Honky Tonk Time Machine Album
In 2019, George Strait released his thirtieth studio album, Honky Tonk Time Machine – which features twelve songs Strait co-wrote himself.
Six Crystal Gayle Facts That You Should Definitely Know
Crystal Gayle, who was born on January 9, 1951, has been a big name in the country music scene for years. And here are some interesting facts about her.
Roy Rogers Daughter ‘Cheryl Rogers Barnett’ Take On Her Parents’ Legacy
In 1940, 'King of the cowboys' Roy Rogers Daughter Cheryl Rogers Barnett' was born. And here are some notes about her that you might want to know.
Roy Rogers’ Children: Happiness In Eight
It is one of the greatest happiness in life to have a child. Roy Rogers' children were under his wings, and he showed them what it's like to be loved.
Inside the Marriages of Roy Rogers and His Wives
Love is sweeter the second time around. But with Roy Rogers, the third time's the charm.
Emmylou Harris’ “Luxury Liner” Album Is Still One of the Finest
In 1975, Emmylou Harris scored her first number one album Elite Hotel. She followed it in 1976 with another one, Luxury Liner.
Hank Williams Jr.’s Accident That Almost Cost Him His Face
Miracles do exist, and country singer Hank Williams Jr. is living proof of that saying after surviving a deadly accident that almost ruined his face and career.
Eight Interesting Facts About Barbara Mandrell That You Should Know
Barbara Mandrell is one of country music's OG's that a lot of aspiring musicians look up to. And here are some interesting facts about her.
Ten of Barbara Mandrell Songs That No One Should Miss Out!
Barbara has always been one of the finest and greatest in the industry. That's why here are 10 of Barbara Mandrell songs that you will undoubtedly enjoy.
Here Are Facts About John Denver, The Most Renowned Country-Pop Singer
John Denver is, without a doubt, one of the biggest stars of his generation. Get to know more about him with these facts you might not have heard before.
Certified Gold and Classic: “Every Time Two Fools Collide” by Dottie West and Kenny Rogers
To bring back memories, here is another Dottie West and Kenny Rogers’ work. It is called “Everytime Two Fools Collide.”
Love’s In The Air With Crystal Gayle And Gary Morris’ “Makin’ Up For Lost Time”
Crystal Gayle and Gary Morris released “Makin’ Up for Lost Time” as a single in 1985. The song was a soundtrack from the TV Series Dallas.