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.
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.
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.
Take a Peek at Dolly Parton’s Early Morning Routine
In a recent interview as she appears in the Pop Culture RuPaul's Drag Race show, Dolly Parton shared that she begins her day in an untimely hour of 3 a.m. But as she explains why it's nothing out of the ordinary. She just gets her job done quicker when working around those hours.
Jimmie Allen Looked Back On His Most Cherished Memories of Charley Pride
When the news about Pride's death was released, Jimmie Allen took no time in posting a lengthy tribute video to the man he looked up to. Allen reminisced the times when all he did was to listen to Pride's songs. He also looked back on the process of how his hero became a mentor and a friend to him in the past years
Dottie West and Kenny Rogers Were Mismatched Lovers in “What Are We Doin’ in Love”
The last duet of Dottie West and Kenny Rogers, “What Are We Doin’ In Love,” became Dottie West’s favorite song that she collaborated with Rogers.
Jim Croce’s “I’ll Have to Say I Love You in a Song” Comes With A Romantic Story Behind
“I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song” is a Jim Croce song written in 1973 in the album I Got a Name. The song was released after Jim Croce and five others died in a plane crash in Louisiana, at the age of 30.
Dolly Parton Salutes Women Songwriters at the 2020 Billboard Women in Music Event
Honored for her prowess in terms of songwriting on Billboard 2020 Women in Music event just this December 10, Dolly Parton did something that most awardees wouldn't. She used her spotlight to give a shout-out to other women aspiring to be just like her.
How Travis Tritt Launched The Eagles Back On-Air
The Eagles have been one of the renowned group of artists that had pretty high standards set amongst themselves. It later resulted in the group breaking up around the '80s. But that bitterness became a tale of the past when Travis Tritt tried to get the band together again.
Throwback To Jim Reeves’ Most Enduring Song, “Distant Drums”
“Distant Drums” was among Jim Reeves' singles released posthumously. It was the most successful of these records being his only UK No. 1 hit.
Don Williams Went Through An Unrequited Love In “Some Broken Hearts Never Mend”
The “Gentle Giant” Don Williams' “Some Broken Hearts Never Mend” can touch your hearts with its soft, jivey harmony. And will definitely move you.
Toby Keith Played As A Patron Of A Local Bar With His Hit Song “I Love This Bar”
There is that one place that we keep on patronizing. Also, some of us repeatedly go back to that place because of some aspects.
Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings Combined Their Talents In “One Too Many Mornings”
Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash recorded Bob Dylan’s song “One Too Many Mornings” for their first album together known as Heroes in 1986.
Throwback to Crystal Gayle’s Signature Piece: “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue”
This hit by Crystal Gayle was written by Richard Leigh. He wrote it while his dog, Amanda, sat as his feet, staring up at him with her big brown eyes.
Here’s What Vince Gill Has to Say to Those Thrashing Him for Joining The Eagles
Despite the negative comments from diehard-Eagle fans, Don Henley, Timothy Schmit, and Joe Walsh turned a cold shoulder and continued touring for old time’s sake. Meanwhile, during an interview at the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Vince Gill had the opportunity to address the public with his thoughts on the matter.
George Strait’s “The Chair” Comes with An Interesting Drunk Story Behind
Others would say that it is sub par compared to his other songs, say, Amarillo by Morning which is another George Strait classic and many people’s favorite
Remember When Garth Brooks And Billy Joel Surprised Fans With “Shameless” Duet
In 2008, as a way to remember the closing of the NY Mets ballpark, Shea Stadium, Billy Joel was joined by Garth Brooks and performed their song "Shameless."
The Story Behind Buffalo Springfield’s Classic Protest Song: “For What It’s Worth”
“For What It’s Worth” is a song that Stephen Stills, a former member of the group Buffalo Springfield, wrote. The group had the song recorded and it became a major hit for them in 1967.
Kitty Wells Changed The World Through “It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels”
Wells was also the First Female Country Artist to have her own LP. This broke the ground for future stars like Patsy Cline, Jean Shepherd, and Rose Maddox.
Toby Keith’s “American Ride” Is All About The ‘Wackiness That Goes On In This Country’
Penned by Joe West and Dave Pahanish, "American Ride" was recorded and performed by Oklahoman native Toby Keith. Released on July 28, 2009, it is the first single and the title track of Keith's 13th studio album, which was released later in October.
Orville Peck Dramatizes ‘Fancy,’ a Song He Loved from Bobbie Gentry and Reba McEntire
Entering the virtual stage in 2020, Orville Peck’s ‘Fancy’ is sure to win your heart as it will feature one of the classical dramas of country music.
Throwback To Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues” That Cultivated His Outlaw Image
On January 13, 1968 at Folsom State Prison in Repressa, California, they recorded the live concert which became the “At Folsom Prison” album.
Remember When Brad Paisley’s “Accidental Racist” Raised Some Eyebrows?
"Accidental Racist" was recorded by American country music artist Brad Paisley featuring American hip hop artist LL Cool J. It was released in 2013.
Glen Campbell’s “Southern Nights” Caught Attention From Both Country And Pop Fans
“Southern Nights” by Glen Campbell made everyone felt good with its jivey melody and sense of upright lyrics. Everyone surely can relate to the song especially the ones in the Southern.