Love That Country Music February 04
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Dolly Parton – You’re the Only One
“You're the Only One”, song written by Carole Bayer Sager and Bruce Roberts, was recorded by Dolly Parton for the RCA label, it was recorded in December 1978, at Sound Labs, Hollywood, CA, A and M Recording Studio, 1416 North La Brea Ave., Hollywood, CA and Salty...
Randy Travis – Honky Tonk Moon
Randy Travis - Honky Tonk Moon: A Classic Country Hit
Have you ever wondered what makes Randy Travis's "Honky Tonk Moon" such a timeless classic in country music? You're about to discover the story behind this iconic song, its success, and the man who brought it to life....
Ronnie Milsap – What a Difference You’ve Made in My Life
Unraveling the Essence of Ronnie Milsap's "What a Difference You’ve Made in My Life"
In the vast landscape of country music history, few songs resonate as profoundly as Ronnie Milsap's timeless classic, "What a Difference You’ve Made in My Life." Picture this: a warm summer evening, the radio...
Conway Twitty – Touch The Hand
Touch the Hand, song written by Ron Peterson and Conway Twitty, was recorded by Conway Twitty for the MCA label, on February 19, 1974, at Bradley’s Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN. With the production of Owen Bradley, the single was released in May 1975, reaching...
Doyle Holly – The Biggest Storm Of All
Unraveling Doyle Holly's Masterpiece - The Biggest Storm Of All
Doyle Holly - The Biggest Storm Of All is a timeless gem in the realm of Country Music. As you delve into the soulful notes of this classic, get ready to embark on a musical journey that transcends...
Melba Montgomery – No Charge
"No Charge”, a song written by Harlan Howard, was recorded by Melba Montgomery for the Elektra label, was recorded in January 1974, at Pete's Place, 809 18th Ave. South, Nashville, TN, at the recording session Melba was accompanied by: Dave Kirby (lead guitar), Harold Bradley (acoustic guitar),...
Waylon Jennings – Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love)
Song written by Bobby Emmons and Chips Moman, was recorded by Waylon Jennings for the RCA label, the song was recorded on January 7, 1977, at American Studios, 1111 17th Ave. South, Nashville, TN, Waylon was accompanied in the recording by: Waylon Jennings (vocals and guitar), Reggie...
Cal Smith – It’s Time to Pay the Fiddler
“It's Time to Pay the Fiddler,” a song written by Don Wayne and Walter Haynes, was recorded by Cal Smith for MCA Records on June 6, 1974, at Bradley's Barn, 722 Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN. In the same session, it was also recorded: “Brother Jack”....
Johnny Rodriguez – That’s the Way Love Goes
Johnny Rodriguez - That’s the Way Love Goes
Have you ever wondered about the story behind one of country music's timeless hits, "That’s the Way Love Goes" by Johnny Rodriguez? Let’s dive into the heart and soul of this classic tune and uncover what makes it so special.
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Tommy Cash – Six White Horses
Tommy Cash - Six White Horses: A Timeless Tribute to Tradition
In the heart of Country Music lies a treasure trove of stories, each melody weaving its tale of love, loss, and legacy. And among these timeless tunes, one stands out—a ballad that has captivated generations. Enter "Six...
Conway Twitty – Don’t Call Him A Cowboy
Unraveling Conway Twitty's Legacy: "Don't Call Him A Cowboy"
If you've ever delved into the rich tapestry of country music, chances are you've stumbled upon Conway Twitty's timeless classic, "Don't Call Him A Cowboy." In this exploration, we'll not only uncover the details of this iconic song but...
Gene Watson – Speak Softly
Song written by Stephen P. Spurgin & J. D. Mendenhall, was recorded by Gene Watson at the end of 1981, for the MCA label, with the production of Russ Reeder & Gene Watson, was released on February 27, 1982. The song would arrive at number 9 of...
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