Another solid week, featuring singles from Miranda Lambert with Jack Ingram and Jon Randall, The Steel Woods, LoneHollow, and more!… Read More The Boom-or-Bust Jukebox – Week 10 (2021): (Miranda Lambert with Jack Ingram and Jon Randall, The Steel Woods, LoneHollow, etc.)
The albums that shaped my year.… Read More The Best Albums of 2020
My soundtrack for 2020.… Read More The Best Songs of 2020
I wrote about a sweet country love song for Country Universe; it just felt right!… Read More The Unbroken Circle: Pam Tillis – “Maybe It Was Memphis” (For Country Universe)
Favorites of the year at the midway point – 2020… Read More The 2020 Midyear Report
Reviews for the latest projects from Pam Tillis, Dalton Domino, Whitney Rose and Gwen Sebastian… Read More Quick Draw Album Reviews: Feverdreamers Still Go To Rodeos
Featuring hits from Trisha Yearwood, Dwight Yoakam, Pam Tillis and more!… Read More The Best Hit Songs Of 1993
Unlike most years I feature for this series, the ’90s seems to be the one point in time where country music didn’t seem so fragmented. There wasn’t a huge diversity in style, but no one would mistake any of the songs from this year as anything but country. With that said, I’ll be honest –… Read More The Best Hit Songs Of 1997
Since my reviews have focused heavily on ’90s country artists lately, I figured I’d revisit this beloved decade for this week’s edition of ‘Best Hit Songs.’ As for this particular year, there isn’t much to say. Tim McGraw and Faith Hill were country music’s new power couple, and the actual boom of the ’90s was… Read More The Best Hit Songs Of 1996
We’re going back to the ’90s this week, and honestly I’m surprised this is only the second time I’ve visited this era of country music for this feature. While ’90s country does have its critics, there arguably wasn’t a better time for the genre, and that comment doesn’t just extend toward the quality. More women… Read More The Best Hit Songs Of 1994
For many people I’ve interacted with online, 90’s Country essentially equals pure nostalgia and bliss. Me? I would’ve grown up on the tail end of it at best, so unfortunately I’ve just played catch-up as I’ve gotten older. Still, it’s no wonder why this era was seen as a golden era. The cheesy songs (and… Read More The Best Hit Songs Of 1992
