Marty Robbins – A Hundred And Sixty Acres
Oldies Songs Marty Robbins – A Hundred And Sixty Acres: A Simple Ode to the Deep Roots of Home and Independence Ah, the 1950s. What a time it was. The world seemed…
Marty Robbins – Tall Handsome Stranger
Marty Robbins – Tall Handsome Stranger: A Ballad of Brothers, Duty, and Heartbreak in the Dust Ah, now this one truly takes me back. When you mention Marty Robbins, a…
Don Williams – We’ve Got a Good Fire Goin’ (1986)
Don Williams – “We’ve Got a Good Fire Goin’”: A Warm Embrace Against the Cold of the World When the mid-eighties rolled around, the Country music landscape was shifting—a little…
Don Williams – I’ve Got a Winner in You (1978)
Don Williams – “I’ve Got a Winner in You”: The Quiet Assurance of a Love That Finally Feels Right Ah, Don Williams. Just hearing his name brings to mind the…
Jim Reeves – He’ll Have to Go (1959)
Jim Reeves – “He’ll Have to Go”: A Velvet Touch of Heartbreak that Defined the Nashville Sound There are certain songs, aren’t there, that feel less like music and more…
Don Williams – Rake and Ramblin’ Man (1978)
Don Williams – “Rake and Ramblin’ Man”: The End of the Road for the Wild Life and the Dawn of True Adulthood Ah, 1978. That year held a certain kind…
Don Williams – If Hollywood Don’t Need You (Honey I Still Do) (1982)
Don Williams – “If Hollywood Don’t Need You (Honey I Still Do)”: The Gentle Giant’s Enduring Promise of Home Oh, how the years fly by. It seems like only yesterday…
Don Williams – Old Coyote Town
Don Williams – Old Coyote Town: A Wistful, Heart-Tugging Farewell to the Ghosts of Home There is a particular kind of ache reserved for the memory of a place that…
Marty Robbins – Song of the Bandit
Marty Robbins – Song of the Bandit: The Lonesome Echo of the Range, Carried on the Second Wind of the Balladeer Gather ’round, and let your mind drift back to…
Marty Robbins – Singing The Blues
Marty Robbins – Singing The Blues: The Golden Crossroads Where Nashville Charm Met Universal Heartbreak There are certain songs that don’t just mark a point in a career; they mark…