Halloween is just around the corner, and whether you’re planning to throw a spooky party of your own or just hand out some candies around your neighborhood – nothing will beat the best creepy country songs playing all through the ...
“Teddy Bear” was one of many truck-themed songs from Red Sovine, who earned the title “The King of Trucker Music.” It was released during the height of the citizens’ band radio craze in the mid-1970s as the title track to ...
Charley Pride was made known by his sleek, Southern-accented baritone voice. He was the most accomplished African-American during the 1960s. Over the span of 23 years, from 1966 to 1989, he was able to produce unforgettable songs that spent multiple ...
What would you do if Jesus came to your house? Imagine that one day someone knocks at your door while you are going on with your business. Then as you open the door, you unexpectedly see Jesus. Would you graciously ...
Meet Jerry Ott from Eugene, Oregon. From Billy Polard’s TV program, “Strolling Down Memory Lane,” Ott impersonated Walter Brennan and delivered an impressive imitation of “Old Rivers.” I know what you’re thinking. Is he lip syncing or something? Who would ...
Fifty-three years ago today, country singer/songwriter Red Sovine’s “Giddyup Go” topped the country music chart. It gave him his second No. 1 song and his first big truck-driving hit. The song was also considered his breakthrough in the truck-driving niche ...
“To be loved by children is to be loved for real.” That’s the impact “Roses for Mama” earnestly exudes. And if you’re one to always forget or ignore your ...