Introduction “Seven Spanish Angels,” though recorded by Willie Nelson, wasn’t originally his song. Songwriters Troy Seals and Eddie Setser penned the dramatic ballad, with some accounts suggesting they offered it…
Introduction Released in July 2015, “Jim and Jack and Hank” by Alan Jackson marked the first single from his album “Angels and Alcohol.” The song, written by Jackson himself, injects…
Introduction Willie Nelson’s “We Are the Cowboys” might evoke images of the Wild West, but this 2020 song is far from a traditional cowboy ballad. Released during a challenging year,…
Introduction “My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys,” a song synonymous with Willie Nelson’s smooth vocals and outlaw country style, boasts a rich history that extends beyond Nelson himself. Originally written…
Introduction While visions of sugarplums might dance in heads across the country, down south, Christmas takes on a slightly different flavor. Alan Jackson’s “Santa’s Gonna Come In A Pickup Truck”…
Introduction While the smooth vocals of Alan Jackson brought “Who’s Cheatin’ Who” to country music stardom in 1996, the song’s journey began over a decade earlier. Songwriter Jerry Hayes crafted…
Introduction “Mercury Blues,” a catchy tune by country music star Alan Jackson, might make you think of warm summer nights and cruising down the highway with the windows down. But…
Introduction Willie Nelson’s “She Is Gone” isn’t just a country song about heartbreak; it’s a poignant reflection on the lingering presence of love after loss. Released in 1996 on the…
Introduction “Rainbow Connection” might conjure images of Kermit the Frog perched on a log, serenading the world with his banjo. But for country music legend Willie Nelson, the song holds…
Introduction While Willie Nelson’s smooth vocals brought “City of New Orleans” to country music fame in 1984, the song’s roots trace back a decade earlier. Steve Goodman, a rising folk…
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