The top 25 country love songs of all time featuring Willie Nelson, Garth Brooks, Faith Hill, Patsy Cline, Kenny Rogers, Shania Twain, Dolly Parton and more. Are your favorite country love songs in the top 25?
What do you think? Is anything missing? After you’ve looked at my top 25 country love songs please leave a comment at the bottom of the page!
He comes from one of the greatest rock bands of all times with his colleagues Jimmy, John Paul & John; he epitomized heavy metal as we know it today. Together as a band they captured the world as probably the most popular rock band in the world, turning Led Zeppelin into a household name.
First of all, if you are truly tuned into the intricacies of music you will want to spend some time on this article. This is my own views and presentation on this particular subject. I hope to get some constructive feedback and compelling…
The irrepressible George Clinton, likes to paint when he’s not making music. The old music, he says, is ripe for reintroduction to the age group that makes up much of his jam-happy audience these days. “I look around for people popping their fingers. If they ain’t popping their fingers in two or three bars, something’s wrong.”…
For his new album, “George Clinton and His Gangsters of Love,” out Tuesday, the bandleader enlisted the help of Carlos Santana, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and funky recluse Sly Stone to cover the kind of old-school jams the…
You know what we’re talking about - those insanely catchy rap anthems that run during the end credits of movies, blithely recounting everything you’ve just watched to a drum-machine beat. So, as an ode to the golden days of plot-summarizing hip-hop, we’ve assembled this list of ten of our favorite hilariously awesome end-credit rap songs.
Why We Love It: If there was a lifetime achievement award in the field of overly-expository end-credit rap songs, the first recipient would, unquestionably, be Will Smith, a trail-blazing advocate for the art of recounting movie plots…
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Here are seven that Ill take any day over their more famous covers.
THANK YOU for including Torn! And yes, Adrienne, the Ednaswap version is sung without being whiny and irritating. It’s powerfully sung and you can hear the angst in her voice. Natalie Imbruglia’s version disgusts…
Michael Phelps is keeping his dream alive to win 8 gold medals in Beijing. Relive the amazing 4×100M relay race from Beijing, and watch other great videos of Phelps. The human fish will go down as the best athlete in Olympic history after the Beijing Olympics. Go Phelps!
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Paris Hilton may have been surrounded by adults dressed as superheroes and Star Wars characters at San Deigo’s Comic-Con International, but the heiress-turned-actress says “I just feel like a grown-up now,” thanks to her current romance with musician Benji Madden and their more low-key lifestyle.
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Third Day's music has impacted me in a big way. If you like gospel with a powerful classic rock sound, Third Day may be for you. Listen to “God of Wonders.”
The more I lean into God the better off I am. How can we not lean into Him when we think about His wonders? He has transformed so many lives, including my own. I am forever grateful and it is my prayer that I worship Him abundantly. May that be…
‘Never trust a big butt and smile.’ Has there ever been a statement so true? And this coming from three dudes that sang ‘Mr. Telephone Man.’?
“Im always understanding of those who discover a classic artist late into the artists career, and this song welcomed a whole new generation to Alices nightmare.”
Will: In 1989, Alice Cooper was coming off a pretty rough period of his career, at least as far as his popularity was concerned. If it wasnt for the moderate success of his theme song for Friday the 13th, Part VI: Jason Lives, Hes Back…
