Apologies and Realizations in Jason Aldean’s “Why”
Jason Aldean released his song “Why” from his self-titled album in 2005. He earned his first number one song on the country chart with the song.
Miranda Lambert Gave Adele’s “Rolling In The Deep” Some Country Twang
Country music singer Miranda Lambert channels her inner Adele and takes on the pop singer's 2011 hit, "Rolling in the Deep."
All Passion and Emotion: Listening to The Everly Brothers Songs
Unsurprisingly, The Everly Brothers songs made it to the charts or even topped most of them because of their intense feelings.
Craig Morgan’s “Redneck Yacht Club” is The Best Second Hit Song Ever
In 2005, Craig Morgan released his album My kind of Livin', which includes two of his smash hit songs. One of which is "Redneck Yacht Club."
How It Feels To Lose The Ones You Love: Craig Morgan’s “This Ain’t Nothin'”
"This Ain't Nothin'" is a song by Craig Morgan that depicts an elderly who lost his home to a storm, but such was considered nothing compared to the more important possessions he lost - his loved ones.
“That’s What I Love About Sunday” by Craig Morgan is the Perfect Get-Together Song
Sundays are typically thought of as family days. An excellent choice for a Sunday get-together song is Craig Morgan's "That's What I Love About Sunday." And here's why.
Elvis Presley Once Cut the Dramatic Ballad “I Want You, I Need You, I Love You”
Several technical errors occurred prior to the recording of "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You." Yet, it became Elvis Presley's second No.1 country song.
What “I’m That Kind of Girl” by Patty Loveless is All About
Patty Loveless channels her inner fierce girl in this neotraditional country song, "I'm That Kind of Girl". This Valentine Season, it is the truest in its form that women all need love and romance, and not just a one night stand.
50 Best Country Rap Songs You Should Have on Your Playlist ASAP!
If you just discovered country rap, you might find yourself overwhelmed and needing help figuring out where to start. So, we have decided to introduce you to 50 of the best country rap songs.
Precious Time With Precious People: Old Crow Medicine Show’s “Paint This Town”
“Paint This Town” by Old Crow Medicine Show will make precious memories with treasured people come flooding back to your mind when you hear it.
Red Sovine Sings About A Trucker’s Poignant Story In “Giddyup Go”
Red Sovine scored his second No. 1 hit in 1966 with the song “Giddyup Go.” The recitation pays tribute to the American truck driver.
Tim McGraw Says Boys Aren’t Always Bad Men in “Real Good Man”
In 2003, Tim McGraw released "Real Good Man" as a single off his album, Tim McGraw and the Dancehall Doctors. It was such a hit, ranking No. 1 on the country chart.
Old Crow Medicine Show Songs That Will Make You Love Country Music
Old Crow Medicine Show songs are the epitome of classic country music. With the perfect combination of instruments and song inspiration, they can reach into the hearts of many.
A Masterpiece in A Blur: Old Crow Medicine Show’s “Sweet Amarillo”
Good things sometimes come unexpectedly. And true enough, in the form of an email, "Sweet Amarillo" by Old Crow Medicine Show was created.
Lively But Deep: “I Hear Them All” by Old Crow Medicine Show
Old Crow Medicine Show's "I Hear Them All" starts lively and leaves you jiving to it. But you should reconsider that when you look at its lyrics.
Our Top 15 Most Memorable Shenandoah Songs of All Time
There are plenty of amazing Shenandoah songs released throughout the years. We've created a list of 15 songs that are the band's most memorable ones.
Definitely Heartbreaking: Tim McGraw’s “Please Remember Me”
Heartbreaks are no stranger to all of us. If you haven’t experienced one, Tim McGraw’s rendition of “Please Remember Me” might leave you in tears.
Feeling Good All The Way: “It’s A Great Day To Be Alive” by Home Free
Emanating positivity with their sweet voices, smooth instruments, and stunning visuals, Home Free made Travis Tritt's "It's A Great Day To Be Alive" more enjoyable.
In Blake Shelton’s Intense Rendition of “Goodbye Time”
"Goodbye Time" is a song that was first recorded by country legend Conway Twitty in 1988. After sixteen years, Blake Shelton cut and made it a Top 10 hit.
Powerful Yet Warming Vocals in Home Free’s “Auld Lang Syne”
The a cappella singing group Home Free helps us remain hopeful and optimistic as we face another year with their incredible remake of “Auld Lang Syne.”
Tom T. Hall’s “Ballad of Forty Dollars” is Life’s Sad Reality
Tom T. Hall tells an interesting story in his song “Ballad of Forty Dollars.” He earned his first song on the top ten of the country chart with this single.
Dreamy and Golden Vibes: “Here Comes My Baby” by Dottie West
Opportunities do often come at times when you never expect them. For Dottie West, it's going big or going home. And true enough, she went all out on "Here Comes My Baby."
From Father to Son: Inside Gary Allan’s “Tough Little Boys”
Gary Allan's "Tough Little Boys" epitomizes how a father's love can sometimes be challenging but guaranteed unconditionally.
What Makes HARDY and Lainey Wilson’s “Wait In the Truck” Different
HARDY and Lainey Wilson team up for a murder ballad that immediately succeeds. The "wait in the truck" theme isn't like any other ballad song you've heard.
You Can’t Imagine Bluegrass Without The Stanley Brothers Songs In It
The incomparable sound of the duo's gritty tenor vocals, the driving banjo, and the soaring duets in The Stanley Brothers songs have become a favorite of many.
Doug Sahm Expressed His Displeasure in “I Can’t Go Back To Austin”
Expressing his displeasure at how that city was rapidly changing, Doug Sahm took a swipe through the song "I Can't Go Back to Austin."
Watch Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley’s Duet of “Whiskey Lullaby”
Country superstars Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley joined forces for a duet of "Whiskey Lullaby" – and the pair didn't fail to blow the audience away.
Our List of the Most Memorable Brenda Lee Songs of All Time
A legendary country artist, Brenda Lee celebrated her 74th birthday on December 11. She rose to fame in the late ‘50s and became a top-charting vocalist.
Doug Sahm Looks For Safe Haven in “Is Anybody Goin’ To San Antone”
"Is Anybody Goin' to San Antone" was the opening track to Doug Sahm's debut album. Since then, it has been the song that he's widely recognized with.