Darryl Worley, “Living in the Here and Now” I’m a big fan of Worley, though I tend to prefer his ballads. I absolu tely loved his last single, “I Just Came Back From A War”,
Carolyn Dawn Johnson, “Got a Good Day” Is it too much to ask for a frickin’ melody these days? Carolyn Dawn Johnson has a decent voice, but you’d never know it as she whispers and
Billboard has published their annual list – 2007 Billboard Money Makers, which is bewilderingly titled, given the rankings are completely based on 2006 album sales, digital sales and concert ticket sales. Here are the top
I can understand people feeling a sense of deja vu at the 2007 Grammy Awards, particularly country fans, as Vince Gill, Dixie Chicks, Ricky Skaggs and Randy Travis won again in the categories they’ve dominated
Via The 9513, here’s a quote from Loretta Lynn about country music today: “It’s hard for me to watch what goes on today, knowing how it started. I think what bothers me mostly is the
Few mainstream music publications are as inclusive of country music as Blender, an upstart music magazine that is refreshingly lacking in reverence but always demonstrates a wide sc I Want To Get Back With My
Lance Miller, “She Really Loves Me” First off, I love his voice. He’s got a John Conlee style with a twist of Haggard thrown in for good measure. Second, it’s a darn good song. Clever
Lee Brice, “She Ain’t Right” “God shook His head the day he built her”, he sings, and it’s all downhill from there. Brad Paisley has some competition in the backhanded love song category. Come to
Nary a month ago, I reported with mixed feelings that Sony BMG was reissuing three Dolly Parton albums from the 1970’s – Jolene, Coat of Many Colors and My Tennesee Mountain Home – with bonus
I couldn’t help but think about how sour grapes can turn into whine when I read this news bit, via City Girl, Country Girl: Rascal Flatts used their concert in Baltimore on Thursday to take