At 87, Kris Kristofferson Reveals His Final Days — Rare Footage Offers a Glimpse into a Legend’s Farewell Journey
Introduction Chris Kristofferson at 87: The Final Chapter of a Fearless Life Chris Kristofferson, the...
Country Music
Joey Feek of Joey+Rory — “See You There”
Introduction “See You There,” performed by Joey Feek of Joey + Rory, is a deeply...
Brooks & Dunn – She Likes to Get out of Town
Introduction “She Likes to Get Out of Town” first appeared on Brooks & Dunn’s ninth...
Rory Feek In The Time That You Gave Me
Introduction “In The Time That You Gave Me” is a poignant, faith-driven single by the...
Brooks & Dunn – Tequila
Introduction Released on October 2, 2007 as the seventh track on Cowboy Town, “Tequila” was written by...
Brooks & Dunn – My Heart’s Not a Hotel
Introduction Released on August 30, 2005, “My Heart’s Not a Hotel” appears as the third...
The Preacher And The Stranger –Rory Feek
Introduction “The Preacher and the Stranger,” featured on Joey + Rory’s 2013 album Inspired: Songs of...
Toby Keith – “Ain’t It Just Like You”
Introduction Released on July 23, 2002, “Ain’t It Just Like You” is the second single...
“When Two Generations of Country Hold Their Heads High: Merle and Toby Take a Trip to ‘Ramblin’Fever’” At Sing Me Back Home (2004) at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles, the stage fell silent as two of country’s biggest names took the stage — Merle Haggard, the Bakersfield legend, and Toby Keith, the new generation’s true country man. As the guitar riffs kicked in, Merle smiled, looking at Toby like a comrade after decades of fighting. The melody of “Ramblin’Fever” — a song filled with feelings of travel and wandering — flowed through Merle’s voice, then Toby continued it in his deep, Texas-tinged voice
Introduction “Ramblin’ Fever” was written and recorded by Merle Haggard and released on May 30,...
Brooks & Dunn – “Rock My World (Little Country Girl)”
Introduction “Rock My World (Little Country Girl)” stands as a vibrant highlight in Brooks &...