The Truth About Willie Nelson’s Late Son Billy
admin Introduction William Hugh “Billy” Nelson Jr., the eldest son of country music legend Willie Nelson and his first wife, Martha Matthews, was born on May 12, 1958, in Fort Worth,…
Willie Nelson Is “Chief Tester” at His Weed Company
Introduction Willie Nelson, the legendary country music icon and longtime advocate for cannabis legalization, has taken a hands-on role in his marijuana enterprise, Willie’s Reserve, by appointing himself as the…
Willie Nelson and the Boys – Hands on the Wheel
Introduction “Hands on the Wheel” is a poignant ballad recorded by Willie Nelson for his landmark 1975 concept album, Red Headed Stranger. Written by Bill Callery, the song weaves themes…
Kane Brown and Wife Katelyn Welcome Baby No. 3 With a UNIQUE Name!
Introduction Kane Brown & Katelyn Welcome Baby No. 3 — And His Name Is As Unique As His Birthdate! Country star Kane Brown and his wife Katelyn just added a…
Dwight Yoakam – Guitars, Cadillacs
Introduction “The Twang That Changed Everything: Rewinding Time with Dwight Yoakam’s Guitars, Cadillacs” When you talk about songs that revitalized country music and brought back the honky-tonk swagger of yesteryear,…
MO PITNEY sings LOOKS LIKE RAIN
Introduction “Looks Like Rain” by Mo Pitney is a poignant track from his 2020 album Ain’t Lookin’ Back. Co-written by Pitney, Jim ‘Moose’ Brown, and Don Sampson, the song delves…
Mo Pitney – The Music Man
Introduction Mo Pitney’s song “A Music Man” offers a heartfelt reflection on the transformative power of music and the artist’s journey to rediscover his purpose. Released as the opening track…
Uncle Kracker – “Window Up Above”
Introduction “The Window Up Above” is a poignant country song penned by George Jones, first released as a single in 1960. Jones’s composition delves into themes of betrayal and heartbreak,…
Don’t You Ever Get Tired Of Hurting Me (with Lyrics) – Mo Pitney
Introduction “Don’t You Ever Get Tired of Hurting Me” is a poignant country ballad penned by renowned songwriter Hank Cochran. The song delves into themes of emotional pain and unreciprocated…
“YOU’RE STILL ON MY MIND” Holly (Pitney) McCubbin and Mo Pitney, cover George Jones
Introduction You’re Still on My Mind” is a poignant country ballad penned by Luke McDaniel and first recorded by George Jones in 1962. Released as the B-side to “Cold Cold…