George Strait’s Wife FINALLY Admits Her Husband’s “Miserable Life”
quantriweb2023 Watch the video at the end of this article. Introduction Norma Strait, a woman who has largely remained out of the glaring spotlight of her husband George’s monumental country music…
Oldies Music
George Jones – She Thinks I Still Care
Table of Contents Toggle About the song Video Lyrics About the song George Jones was one of the most iconic and influential singers in country music history. His rich, expressive…
Ships That Don’t Come In – Toby Kieth
About the song It was a day that began like any other in the Nashville studio—but ended with a stillness that no one present will ever forget. Toby Keith, a…
Johnny Angel – 1962 Shelley Fabares
“Johnny Angel,” released in 1962, catapulted teen idol Shelley Fabares from television stardom to pop music sensation. Already known for her role as Mary Stone on the popular sitcom *The…
Johnny Angel – 1962 Shelley Fabares
“Johnny Angel,” released in 1962, catapulted Shelley Fabares from teen idol actress to bona fide pop sensation. Already known for her role as Mary Stone on the popular sitcom “The…
Suite: Judy Blue Eyes – 1969 Crosby Stills & Nash
“Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” a cornerstone of Crosby, Stills & Nash’s eponymous 1969 debut album, is a sprawling, near-eight-minute folk-rock masterpiece that cemented the supergroup’s status as harmonious heavyweights. Formed…
Reach Out I’ll Be There – 1966 The Four Tops
“Reach Out I’ll Be There,” released in 1966, stands as a monumental achievement in the Motown sound and a cornerstone of The Four Tops’ legacy. This iconic quartet, comprised of…
There Goes My Baby – 1959 The Drifters
“There Goes My Baby,” released in 1959 by The Drifters, stands as a pivotal moment in the evolution of R&B and soul music. The Drifters, a constantly evolving group with…
Stumblin’ In – 1978 Chris Norman & Suzi Quatro
“Stumblin’ In,” released in 1978, is a timeless duet by Chris Norman and Suzi Quatro, a song that perfectly encapsulates the giddy excitement and vulnerability of burgeoning love. Chris Norman,…
Roll Over Beethoven – 1956 Chuck Berry
Chuck Berry’s electrifying “Roll Over Beethoven,” released in 1956, stands as a cornerstone of rock and roll, encapsulating the genre’s youthful rebellion and foreshadowing its seismic cultural impact. Berry, a…