Category: Country

Introduction: The Desire In Her Gaze: A Look at Conway Twitty’s “I See The Want To In Your Eyes” “I See The Want To In Your Eyes” may be a classic country tune by Conway Twitty, but its origins stretch back a bit further. The song was actually written by Wayne Carson, a prolific songwriter…

Introduction: A Haunting Reminder: Unveiling Toby Keith’s “What She Left Behind” “What She Left Behind,” a poignant ballad by Toby Keith, resides on his 2015 album, “35 MPH Town.” While details about the song’s origin haven’t been widely shared by Keith himself, listening to the lyrics paints a vivid picture of a love lost and…

Introduction: Unveiling “I Saw God Today”: A Country Ballad Steeped in Faith and Recognition “I Saw God Today,” a song synonymous with George Strait’s smooth vocals and heartfelt storytelling, boasts a rich history that transcends the typical country music love song. Released in February 2008, it became the lead single for Strait’s album, Troubadour. The…

Introduction: Uncapping a Classic: The Story Behind Alan Jackson’s “Pop A Top” Alan Jackson’s “Pop A Top” isn’t just a catchy tune; it’s a relatable story told through a country lens. Released in 1999, the song quickly became a fan favorite, but its origins stretch back a bit further. Songwriter Nat Stuckey crafted the lyrics,…

Introduction: Merle Haggard’s “I Think I’ll Just Stay Here and Drink”: A Look Back Merle Haggard’s “I Think I’ll Just Stay Here and Drink” landed on thirsty ears in 1980, becoming the second single released from his album “Back to the Barrooms.” The song struck a chord with fans, climbing to number one on the…

Introduction: Unveiling Toby Keith’s “The Size I Wear”: A Lighthearted Look at Love in a Bar “The Size I Wear,” a track from Toby Keith’s 2012 album “Hope on the Rocks,” offers a lighthearted take on finding love in a crowded bar. While details about the song’s origin or inspiration haven’t been widely documented, it…

Introduction: Call to Duty: A Look at Toby Keith’s “Call A Marine” Released in 2013 on Toby Keith’s album “Drinks After Work,” “Call A Marine” became an instant anthem for veterans and civilians alike. While not topping the charts, it resonated deeply with a nation still grappling with the complexities of war in the Middle…

Introduction: Toby Keith’s “Hell No”: A Straight-Shootin’ Anthem There are two contenders for the title “Hell No” in Toby Keith’s discography. Both tracks showcase his signature rebellious spirit, but with a twist in delivery. The first, released on his 2006 album “White Trash with Money,” is a brash, in-your-face declaration. Details about the song’s origin…

Introduction: Can’t See Texas From Here: A Lone Star Lonesome Anthem “I Can’t See Texas From Here,” a track from George Strait’s landmark 1982 album “Strait Out of the Heart,” holds a special place in country music history. It wasn’t just a hit, but a significant milestone for Strait himself. Here’s why: A Songwriter’s Debut:…

Introduction: A Heartfelt Plea: Unveiling the Story of Conway Twitty’s “Hello Darlin’” “Hello Darlin’,” a ballad etched in country music history, wasn’t just a hit song for Conway Twitty – it became his signature. Released in 1970, the track topped the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart for four weeks, solidifying Twitty’s place as a country…