There was a time when everyone did a Christmas album–everyone. I can honestly say that Alabama’s Christmas album is one of my all time favorites. Christmas in Dixie was the biggest hit, but Tennessee Christmas was a favorite as well. The thing that sets this album apart from most other Christmas albums [...]
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For the holidays I thought I’d write about 12 of my favorite Classic Country Christmas songs. I was going to do this anyway, and then I found this group writing project sponsored by Litemind that ties in really well with it. I’ll go ahead and post the whole [...]
Patrick at ThisIsTexasMusic has an article about Lone Star beer’s contest to select an unofficial National Anthem of Texas.
He has all the nominees listed on his site, but I figured I’d pick out a few of my favorites of the classics. I’m not a Texan, so I don’t know if my vote counts..
Waltz Across Texas [...]
Just in time for Independence Day, here are some patriotic classic country songs that are perfect for the 4th of July. Some of the these are heart-felt patriotic, a couple are in-your-face patriotic, and a couple are a little more contemplative. Hope you all have a great Fourth!!!!
Proud to be an American by [...]
I was listening to the Bellamy’s Greatest Hits (vol 1) today and this song came on. I don’t remember exactly when it came out, but I’d guess it was probably one of their biggest hits. I remember it was also featured in the movie “Little Darlings” with Kristy McNichol and Tatum O’Neal. [...]
After listing the songs, I realized this post could just have easily been called, “Conway Twitty’s Sexiest Songs”. Of course this isn’t a comprehensive list, just the ones that came up off the top of my head, and Conway has four of the ten I thought of. His are by far the sexiest too. So [...]
I watched a show my parents TiVo’d last night that was a little scary. It was called “Janie Fricke You Oughtta Be in Pictures”. It was her first (and only that I know of) television special. Before I get to what was so weird about it, I’ll tell you what was good. [...]
