Randy Travis Updates His Fans Amidst The Pandemic and Social Distancing
Randy Travis never stops making impressive strides in his recovery and odd-defying progress, especially that they’re weathering the pandemic in a quiet setting.
How Reba McEntire’s “Does He Love You” Landed With Linda Davis
Reba McEntire’s “Does He Love You” with Linda Davis was made to be a hit. Their vocals blended right in with the song’s tale of two women in a love triangle.
How George Jones’ “He Stopped Loving Her Today” Single-Handedly Saved His Career
George Jones' "He Stopped Loving Her Today" is undoubtedly one of the country songs that tugged the hearts of millions. It was also able to save Jones’ career.
Where the Real Bluebell, Alabama Is
Bluebell, Alabama – the quaint and charming town in CW’s Hart of Dixie has been the center of the comedy-drama TV show with its rich Southern hospitality.
Country Music’s Classic Supergroup, The Highwaymen Sings ‘Highwayman’
The Highwaymen's ‘Highwayman’ showcased their unique vocals and amazing talent that made all the fans love country music all the more.
Kris Kristofferson Recently Revealed He Retired in 2020
Kris Kristofferson had officially announced his retirement in 2020. His 50-year career gave him the chance to write some of the country music’s classics.
Home Free’s ‘The Gambler’ Video Honors Country Classic Kenny Rogers
Home Free's 'The Gambler' is definitely one of the best versions you’ll hear. It also comes with a music video that perfectly highlights the song.
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood Cancelled Everything, Quarantining After COVID-19 Exposure
Country power couple Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood canceled all their commitments after someone from their team tested positive for the virus.
Here’s Why Dolly Parton Turned Down The Presidential Medal of Freedom – Twice!
Dolly Parton has revealed that President Donald Trump’s administration offered her the Presidential Medal of Freedom, not once but twice.
The Untold Story of Why Dolly Parton and Carl Dean Never Had Children
Dolly Parton and Carl Dean chose not to have children, a decision shaped by career ambitions, health challenges, and a greater purpose. Here's why they never looked back with regret.
This Young Boy Singing Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” Is Crazy Good
A young boy singing Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You" in a crowded parking lot in the Philippines is making the rounds again, and it’s clear to see why!
Loretta Lynn Is One Proud Grandma Watching Her Grandson Singing “The Joker”
Loretta Lynn’s grandson David Russell performed his own take of Steve Miller Band’s “The Joker” – and the proud grandma can’t help but beam with pride.
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.
Did You Know Willie Nelson Is Still Doing Martial Arts As Much As He Ever Did?
In case you don’t know, Willie Nelson got a fifth-degree black belt in a martial art called GongKwon Yusul. He’s been practicing it for decades already
Two Music Icons Made “Making Love Out Of Nothing At All” A Timeless Classic
Jim Steinman is the person behind the words and lyrics of “Making Love Out Of Nothing At All.” The song made it to the hearts of the listeners through Bonnie Tyler and Air Supply.
Did You Know Merle Haggard’s “Kentucky Gambler” Was Written by Another Superstar?
The song “Kentucky Gambler” by Merle Haggard became the only No. 1 single of Dolly Parton as a writer on someone else’s record.
Crystal Gayle Sings About Love And Heartbreak in “Til I Gain Control Again”
Written by Rodney Crowell, “Till I Gain Control Again” by Crystal Gayle became a No. 1 hit in 1983 marking her 11th of eigthteen No. 1 hits.
Remember When Juice Newton Scored The Biggest Success With “Queen Of Hearts”
“Queen of Hearts” became Juice Newton’s most successful song in her career. She released her version in 1981 as a single, and part of her album Juice.
How Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson Made “Good Hearted Woman” Iconic
Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson’s "Good Hearted Woman" offers nothing less than quality and brilliance. The story behind the song is pretty interesting, too.
Iconic Couple Johnny Cash and June Carter In One Iconic Duet, “Jackson”
"Jackson" was penned by Billy Edd Wheeler and Jerry Leiber, first recorded by Wheeler in 1963. Johnny Cash and June Carter recorded their version in 1967.
Alan Jackson Found Himself in Various Situations in The Song “Where I Come From”
Alan Jackson never disappoints us with his great ballads. One of his great singles is "Where I Come From," a song of Southern lifestyle.
The Song That Launched Country Legend Hank Snow’s Career: “I’m Moving On”
"I'm Moving On" is a song written and recorded by Hank Snow in 1950. It was the first of his seven number 1 songs. Because of the song's success, Snow has been invited as part of the Grand Ole Opry cast on that same year.
Reba McEntire Goes Through The Pain of a Divorced Couple in “Every Other Weekend”
Reba McEntire collaborated with Kenny Chesney and Skip Ewing to record her song “Every Other Weekend.” Two versions of the song were released.
Here’s Why Garth Brooks Love His Song “Baby, Let’s Lay Down and Dance”
Not all songs came out of cherries on the top process. Some underwent sad stories. Such was Garth Brooks’ 2016 single "Baby, Let's Lay Down and Dance". It is an upbeat country-rocker, but the joy is a little sentimental for Garth Brooks.
Throwback to Clint Black and Steve Wariner’s Incredible Collaboration of “Been There”
Clint Black collaborated with his friend Steve Wariner in 1999 to release their single in 2000. “Been There” reached No. 5 on the Billboard chart.
Country Music Legends Who Bid Us Goodbye this 2020
Today, we remember all of the country music legends we lost in 2020 and their contributions throughout the years.
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.”
“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.