Ricky Van Shelton – Where Was I
A Quiet Reckoning with Love and Absence, Told Through Memory and Regret Released in January 1994, “Where Was I” arrived during a reflective moment in the career of Ricky Van…
A Quiet Reckoning with Love and Absence, Told Through Memory and Regret Released in January 1994, “Where Was I” arrived during a reflective moment in the career of Ricky Van…
“Part of the Plan” reflects the quiet wisdom of accepting life’s turns, where patience, trust, and endurance become companions on a long personal journey Released in 1974, “Part of the…
Talking to God — a quiet country prayer set to melody where everyday moments become sacred conversations At a time when Ricky Van Shelton was already a familiar voice on…
A Quiet Campfire Song and a Rock ’n’ Roll Whisper: Two Voices of American Youth and Reflection When Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson recorded “My Rifle, My Pony & Me”…
A Reflection on Time and Resilience in Ricky Van Shelton’s “A Couple of Good Years Left” When Ricky Van Shelton released A Couple of Good Years Left in 1993 as…
A song about returning to one’s roots, where memory, humility, and quiet faith in home still matter When Ricky Van Shelton released “Backroads” in 1991, it arrived as a gentle…
A Portrait of Youthful Heartbreak and Early Rock ’n’ Roll Innocence When “Stood Up” burst onto the airwaves in 1957, it captured a moment when rock and roll was still…
“Don’t Send Me No Angels” — A Soul-Stirring Testament to Earthly Love Over Heavenly Promise When Ricky Van Shelton’s rendition of “Don’t Send Me No Angels” first emerged on his…
A Christmas Plea Wrapped in Loneliness, Faith, and the Quiet Hope of Homecoming Few Christmas recordings by country artists carry the emotional weight and restraint found in “Please Come Home…
A gentle country prayer about faith, love, and the power of a quiet voice that never needed to shout When Don Williams released “I Believe in You” in the summer…