Letting Go with the King: George Strait’s Laid-Back Ode to Moving On
Introduction George Strait’s “Let It Go” premiered on April 20, 2015, serving as the lead single from his twenty-ninth...
Country Music
George Strait’s Enduring Heartbreak: Deconstructing “Baby’s Gotten Good at Goodbye”
Introduction “Baby’s Gotten Good at Goodbye” is a poignant neotraditional country ballad performed by George...
More Than Just a Fireman: George Strait and the Art of Subtle Seduction
Introduction In May 1985, George Strait released “The Fireman” as the third and final single from his...
A Timeless Balm for the Soul: Rory Feek’s “Leave It There”
Introduction “Leave It There”—originally penned in 1916 by African‑American Methodist minister Charles A. Tindley—is a...
Toby Keith – Don’t Let The Old Man In
Introduction “Don’t Let the Old Man In” is a poignant ballad by country music icon...
George Strait performs “Living For The Night” A Haunting Ballad of Loss and Solitude:
Introduction “Living for the Night,” released on May 28, 2009, marked a significant moment in...
“Toby Keith – The Second Father In My Life” . The daughter-in-law choked : “I’ll never have the right words to say. Toby was larger than life at home and on stage. It’s a complete honor to be his daughter-in-law. He took me in as his own and I’ll be forever grateful for that. He touched the lives of so many and I’m blessed to be one of those.”
Introduction “Who’s Your Daddy?” is a country song by American artist Toby Keith, released on...
“Heart to Heart” – Toby Keith
Introduction Toby Keith’s “Heart to Heart (Stelen’s Song)” stands as one of his most tender...
“Tricia Lucus Kept The Last Song Toby Keith Wrote For Her – Because Of A Love Too Private, Too Deep” . It is said that Toby Keith wrote his last song for his wife, Tricia, but she never shared it with anyone. Not because of selfishness, but because there are things in love that are only for two people – no spotlight, no pretense, just the whispers between two hearts that have been together for nearly 40 years. 🎶 Listen again to ‘Forever Hasn’t Got Here Yet’ – a song Toby once sang: love sometimes doesn’t need to be proven, it just needs to exist.
Introduction You know that bittersweet ache when you’re waiting for something — or someone —...
Ronnie Dunn – Peaceful Easy Feeling
Introduction “Peaceful Easy Feeling” began life in the early 1970s as a laid-back country‑rock tune...