In 1965, “Once A Day” by American Country artist, Connie Smith made its way to the top of the US Country Music Chart. This broke the boundaries for female country artists as it was the first debut single by any ...
Connie Smith is one of the most influential country artists in the ’60s. For a debut single, she really did well with her track “Once a Day” as it topped the Billboard country charts for 8 consecutive weeks. She continued ...
Connie Smith’s record-breaking song “Once A Day” made her one of the most influential country artists in the ’60s. For a debut single, she really did well as it topped the Billboard country charts for 8 consecutive weeks. The song ...
Connie Smith Photo Credit: www.youtube.com If someone you love left and promised you that they will return, will you patiently wait for them? Will you hold on to the promise even if they left you? Or will you go on with ...
Connie Smith Photo Credits: www.youtube.com From time to time we feel exhausted, sometimes we stop for a while. However, if the problem starts to become too heavy, we start to become disappointed, and we quit. They said giving up is ...
The song says you’ll feel his Holy Presence. And what would you say once you stand before his presence? Naturally, you’d want him to bless you and right you are! The hymn goes further to say though that you can ...
GOOD MORNIN’, Y’ALL! Funny, Old Jack here suddenly feels like talking about Love and Heartache. “…beautiful truly is love and to be in love.” Well, beautiful truly is love and to be in love. Everything feels great, smells great and ...
Song Background “Don’t Touch Me” is a classic country song that was first popularized by Jeannie Seely in 1966. Her husband Hank Cochran penned the lyrics and wanted her to record it originally. That’s why, before another country music singer, ...
“Then and Only Then” is a song that Bill Anderson wrote for the American country artist, Connie Smith. The said composition was one of a series of hit songs written by Anderson for Smith. The other songs that he wrote were “Nobody but ...