Brooks & Dunn – Whiskey Under The Bridge
Introduction “Whiskey Under the Bridge,” co-written by Kix Brooks, Ronnie Dunn, and producer Don Cook,...
Country Music
Celebrating the Enduring Strength of Proud of the House We Built by Brooks & Dunn (2007)
Introduction Released on June 18, 2007, “Proud of the House We Built” is the potent lead...
Why Marty Robbins Wrote “My Woman, My Woman, My Wife” After a Near-Fatal Heart Attack Will Touch Your Soul
Introduction Introduction to “My Woman, My Woman, My Wife (Live)” by Marty Robbins Released in...
More Than a Song: The Golden Heart Behind Marty Robbins’ “Two Little Boys”
Introduction Jean Shepard’s rendition of “Two Little Boys”, released in 1964 as the B‑side to...
“A Musical Farewell: Marty Robbins’ Emotional Final Role in Honkytonk Man”
Introduction “Honkytonk Man” stands as one of the most bittersweet and reverent closing chapters in...
“You Shouldn’t Kiss Me Like This” is one of the gentlest love songs Toby Keith ever wrote — but also one of the most emotionally powerful. It doesn’t talk about lifelong love, or promise “forever.” It simply captures that exact moment… when everything begins to change. From friends to lovers. From hesitation to honesty. No violins. No fireworks. Just a glance that lingers a little too long. A pause between two close friends. And then… a kiss. Not the casual kind. But the kind that makes your heart skip a beat — and makes the whole world blur.
Introduction Released on October 16, 2000, “You Shouldn’t Kiss Me Like This” is a breathtaking power ballad...
Ronnie Dunn – Cost Of Livin’
Introduction “Cost of Livin’” is a poignant country ballad co-written and recorded by Ronnie Dunn,...
Brooks & Dunn -Building Bridges
Introduction “Building Bridges” is a heartfelt country ballad originally penned by Hank DeVito and Larry...
Whiskey Do My Talkin’
Introduction “Whiskey Do My Talkin’” is a rousing country anthem performed by legendary duo Brooks...
“Guess who just drove by? Yep — George Strait. And he’s still just as cool as ever!” George Strait doesn’t need stage lights or a roaring crowd to shine. All it takes is him stepping out of a pickup, flashing that smile, lifting a hand to wave — and suddenly, hearts skip a beat. In this photo, he’s not performing. He’s not filming a show. He’s just being himself. And that’s exactly why millions have loved him for over 40 years. That white cowboy hat? Iconic. That sincere gaze? Unmistakable. That smile? A gateway to memories wrapped in songs like “Amarillo By Morning,” “Carrying Your Love With Me,” and “The Chair.”
Introduction “George Strait – Amarillo by Morning (Live from the Astrodome)” is a landmark performance...