About The Song Background “Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys” isn’t your typical romanticized cowboy ballad. Written by Ed Bruce and Patsy Bruce in 1975, the song took a more critical look at the cowboy lifestyle. It wasn’t until 1978 that the song found its true voice when country music legends … Read more
About The Song Background Released in July 2013, “Southern Girl” became the fourth single from Tim McGraw’s album “Two Lanes of Freedom.” The song, written by Jaren Johnston, Lee Thomas Miller, and Rodney Clawson, quickly gained popularity, resonating with audiences across the US. While not explicitly stated, “Southern Girl” is believed to be a tribute … Read more
About The Song Background Released on July 3, 2012, “Truck Yeah” is a country anthem by Tim McGraw. It served as the lead single for his 2013 compilation album, McGraw Machine Hits: 2013-2019. The song was a departure from McGraw’s recent ballads and a return to his earlier up-tempo sound. According to an interview with … Read more
About The Song Tim McGraw’s “Meanwhile Back At Mama’s,” featuring his wife Faith Hill, is a country ballad released in April 2014. More than just a love song, it explores themes of nostalgia, chasing dreams, and the comfort of home. Background Release: April 2014 Album: Sundown Heaven Town (McGraw’s second studio album for Big Machine … Read more
About The Song Background “Humble and Kind” was released in January 2016 as the second single from Tim McGraw’s fourteenth studio album, “Damn Country Music.” The song, written by Lori McKenna, quickly resonated with audiences and became a major hit for McGraw. It topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, becoming his 26th No. 1 … Read more
About The Song Tim McGraw’s “Highway Don’t Care,” featuring Taylor Swift and Keith Urban, is a chart-topping country song released in 2013. This collaboration of superstars became a massive hit, not only for its catchy melody and relatable lyrics but also for the star power it brought together. Let’s delve deeper into the song’s background, … Read more
About The Song “Ghost Riders in the Sky,” often shortened to “Riders in the Sky,” is a legendary cowboy ballad that weaves a tale of the supernatural on the American frontier. While popularized by The Highwaymen’s country rendition in 1985, the song’s origins stretch back much further, existing as folklore for generations before finding its … Read more
About The Song Willie Nelson’s “Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain” is a country ballad etched in the hearts of generations of listeners. Released in 1975 as part of his concept album “Red Headed Stranger,” the song transcended genre, becoming a signature tune for Nelson and a poignant reflection on heartbreak and lost love. This … Read more
About The Song Willie Nelson’s “Always On My Mind” transcends the boundaries of country music, standing as a universal testament to enduring love and regret. This song’s journey, from unlikely cover to country classic, is a fascinating one, intertwined with Nelson’s own musical evolution and the cultural landscape of the early 1980s. Background Origins: “Always … Read more
About The Song Background “Write Your Own Songs” is a defiant and humorous song by country music legend Willie Nelson. Released in 1984 on his album “One Hell Of A Ride,” the track became an anthem for artistic integrity and a call to challenge the Nashville music industry’s focus on commercialism. Nelson, known for his … Read more