A while back, I featured a video from Ryan called Southside of Heaven from back in 2007. Since then, I've become a big fan of his. Ryan released his second studio album, Roadhouse Sun, back in June. The first video released from the album was this one, Country Roads. I think you'll like it. Enjoy!
Randy Houser's new video for Whistlin' Dixie celebrates Randy's country roots, his love for smoking cigarettes with his "left" hand and fried catfish among other things. Whistlin' Dixie is the first single to be released from Randy's upcoming unnamed album. On a side note, did you see Jessie James new video for My Cowboy. Check it out here. Randy co-wrote it with Jessie and Jamey Johnson. Enjoy!
I really like Tim McGraw's new song Southern Voice. It's the title track to his new album Southern Voice. It's currently at #28 on the Billboard Hot Country charts. The first single from the album, It's A Business Doing Pleasure With You, peaked at #13. I think this one is a top ten hit, and the official video will help. This is his first official solo music video since 2008's Suspicions. He did however shoot a video with Def Leppard for Nine Lives last year as well. I thought I'd let the lyrics describe this song. Enjoy!
Hank Williams sang it Number 3 drove it Chuck Berry twanged it Will Farmer wrote it Aretha Franklin sold it Dolly Parton graced it Rosa Parks rode it Scarlett O chased it
Smooth as the hickory wind That blows from Memphis Down to Appalachia Coal It's hi ya'll did ya eat well Come on in I'm Sure glad to know ya Don't let this old goat cross In this Almond Brothers t-shirt and throw ya It's cicadas making noise With the southern voice
Hank Aaron smacked it Michael Jordan dunked it Pocahantas tracked it Jack Daniels drunk it Tom Petty rocked it Dr. King paved it Bear Bryant won it Billy Graves saved it
Smooth as the hickory wind That blows from Memphis Down to Appalachia Coal It's hi ya'll did ya eat well Come on in I'm Sure glad to know ya Don't let this old goat cross In this Crimson Tide t-shirt and throw ya It's cicadas making noise With the southern voice
Jesus is my friend America is my home Sweet iced tea and Jerry Lee Daytona Beach That's what gets to me I can feel it in my bones
Smooth as the hickory wind That blows from Memphis Down to Appalachia Coal It's hi ya'll did ya eat well Come on in child I'm sure glad to know ya Don't let this old goat cross In this Charlie Daniels t-shirt and throw ya We're just boys making noise With the southern voice
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Southern Voice I got a southern voice A southern voice
Hank was born on May 26, 1949. The year Hank was born, Harry S. Truman was President, the first Volkswagen Beetle arrived in America, Joe Louis retired from boxing, Jim Roper won the first official NASCAR race, the Soviet Union tested it's first atomic bomb and The Lone Ranger premiered on ABC. Some other notable people who share May 26th as their birthday: Stevie Nicks (1948), Peggy Lee (1920), John Wayne (1907) and Jay Silverheels (1919) who played Tonto on The Lone Ranger series.
Happy Birthday Hank! I hope all your rowdy friends show up to help you celebrate.
Newcomer Justin Moore's Small Town USA (MP3) is along the same lines as Jason Michael Carroll's Where I'm From and Montgomery Gentry's My Town (MP3). It just moved up into the top 25 on the Billboard Hot Country charts, moving from #28 to #24 this week. If you like this one, you'll love another one of his songs called I Could Kick Your Ass (MP3). For more about Justin, check out his Myspace page. Enjoy!
Up To Him is the first single from Tracy Lawrence's upcoming The Rock album. This is a different type of song from Tracy. It's a religious song with a timely message for today. I like this one. Tracy's had a tough past, but from the sound of this song, I think he's heading down the right path. Good job Tracy. Enjoy!
Today is the day that Eric Church fans have been waiting for! Our boy's second studio album Carolina comes out today. Amazon has it on sale right now. The first single from the album is called Love Your Love The Most (MP3), and it's a good one. Right now, it's at #42 on the Billboard Hot Country charts, but I'm looking for this one to do pretty good on the charts. Eric's highest charting single so far was his debut single How 'Bout You from his debut album Sinners Like Me, which peaked at #14. Enjoy!
Here's a couple of modern day outlaws singing about a couple of legendary outlaws. It's Jamey's Between Jennings and Jones, which is a track off his third studio album That Lonesome Song, which also spawned his first top ten country hit In Color.
I'm a big fan of Eric Church. His voice, songs and performances are pure country. I found this set of videos from a show Eric did at the Bullshooter's Saloon in Weston, WI last October. There are seven videos in the set. You can watch them all from the one window below. The songs included are: Those I've Loved Along The Way, Ain't Killed Me Yet, Lot of Boot Left To Fill, In America, His Kind of Money (iTunes MP3), How Bout You (iTunes MP3)and Sinners Like Me (iTunes MP3).
For the week of March 7, 2009, Toby Keith's God Love Her (iTunes MP3) moved up one spot to #1 on the Billboard Hot Country charts. This is Toby's second #1 single in a row. Enjoy!
It seems that Jamey Johnson didn't even know that he'd been nominated for three Grammy awards until he hear Lee Ann Womack announce it while introducing Jamey at a recent concert. I'm happy for Jamey. I just hope he can follow up In Color with a string of hits. Enjoy!
Hank Jr.'s never been one to conform to the norm in country music, and Bartender Song (Sittin' At A Bar) is another example. Earlier this year, he teamed up with Rehab to record a country version of Rehab's song Bartender Song (Sittin' At A Bar). Enjoy!
Jason performed his new single She's Country at the 2008 CMA Awards. I've liked all of Jason's songs so far in his career, but this is the first song he's released that I'm not crazy about. It's not bad, and he does a great job performing it, but I don't think it's going to be a huge hit like some of his earlier songs. But, I've been wrong before, so it could turn out to be a big hit. We'll see. Enjoy!
P.S. Don't forget to vote for your favorite performance from the show. You can vote on the poll at the top left of the site. The poll is open until 7pm on Wednesday, November 19, 2008.
Guys Like Me was a top twenty hit on the Billboard Hot Country charts for Eric Church last year. This is my favorite song from him so far. He was on a roll with three top twenty hits back in 2006 - 2007, but this was his last top 40 hit. I'm not sure why because Sinners Like Me and His Kind of Money were great songs and should have charted much higher than they did. Enjoy!
God Love Her is Toby Keith's latest single, and the second single from his album That Don't Make Me A Bad Guy, which is scheduled for release on October 28, 2008. Toby's first single from the album, She Never Cried In Front Of Me peaked at #2 on the Billboard Hot Country charts earlier this summer. Enjoy!
I'm a huge fan of Pat Green. His biggest hit and my favorite song of his is called Wave on Wave from 2003, which peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot Country charts. In 2006, Pat scored his second top twenty hit on the Billboard Hot Country charts with Feels Just Like It Should, which peaked at #13. Enjoy!
Roll With Me is Montgomery Gentry's follow-up single to their #1 hit Back When I Knew It All. This is another good one that'll definitely make it into the top the, but I'm not sure if it'll make it to #1 due to some strong competition on the charts right now. It's currently sitting at #29 on the charts. Enjoy!
Close Up The Honky Tonks was the only single Dwight Yoakum released from his 2007 Dwight Sings Buck album, which was his tribute to Buck Owens. It didn't chart on the country charts, but it's a good song nonetheless. Enjoy!
Shooter Jennings first single from his 2005 debut album, Put the "O" Back in Country, was Fourth of July. This was, and still is, one of my favorite songs. It's the perfect song to crank up loud for a road trip. It's also Shooter's only single to chart on the Billboard Hot Country charts, peaking at #26. Enjoy!
Gary Allan's Learning How To Bend moved up to #13 on the Billboard Hot Country charts this week. This is Gary's 12th top 20 hit on the Hot Country charts. Learning How To Bend has been on the charts for 18 weeks now, and it's still slowly creeping towards the top ten. I'm not sure if it'll make it, but it might since his songs historically climb up the charts at a slow but steady pace. Enjoy!
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