George Strait – You Look So Good in Love
Sally Wilson This 1983 classic is a cornerstone of the neotraditional country movement, a genre that Strait himself helped define. Released as the lead single from his album Right or Wrong, the…
George Jones – Choices
Introduction to “The Possum” by George Jones Jones, often referred to as “The Possum” for his unique facial features and “The Rolls-Royce of Country Music” for his smooth, powerful voice,…
George Jones – Bartender’s Blues
Released in 1978 on Jones’ album of the same name, “Bartender’s Blues” is a masterclass in melancholic storytelling, sung by a man who’s as weathered as the bar he pours…
Toby Keith – You Ain’t Much Fun
Released in 2003 on his album Boomtown, the song quickly became a fan favorite, garnering chart success and sparking discussions about relationships and the unexpected consequences of self-improvement. But before…
Toby Keith – Who’s That Man
Released in July of 1994, it marked a pivotal moment in Keith’s career, solidifying his position as a rising star and a true voice of the American heartland. But what…
Alan Jackson – What a Day That Will Be
Released in 2001 on his album “Drive”, the song became an instant classic, resonating with audiences for its heartfelt message and signature Jackson style. Jackson, a Country Music Hall of…
George Jones – A Good Year for the Roses
This 1970 country ballad is a masterclass in heartbreak, delivered with Jones’ signature ache and twang. It’s a song that transcends country music, becoming a universal lament for the loss…
George Strait – Carrying Your Love with Me
Introduction Released in 1997 as the title track for Strait’s seventeenth studio album, Carrying Your Love With Me became an instant hit, topping the Billboard country charts and solidifying Strait’s…
George Strait – Write This Down
This 1999 country classic is a prime example of Strait’s enduring appeal. Released as the second single from his album Always Never the Same, it became a chart-topping success, solidifying…
George Strait – Here for a Good Time
Released in 2011 as the title track for Strait’s twenty-seventh studio album, the song marked a significant moment in his career. It wasn’t just another catchy tune; it was a…