You’re Still The One – Shania Twain Lyrics
23 Apr 2010
Album: Come on over
Genre: Country pop
Lyrics by: Shania Twain, Robert John
Released: January, 1998
The third album by Shania Twain is ranked as one of the biggest selling album of all times. Among the popular singles of this record is You’re Still the One a Grammy Award winning as Best Country Song and Best Female Country Vocal Performance. The song was a top ten hit in countries like Australia, Canada, Taiwan, U.S. and U.K. It was included into the album Come on Over in November 1997. This record has sold more than 39 million copies worlwide. It included singles other popular singles like: Love Gets Me Every Time, Honey, I’m Home, I’m Holdin’ On to Love and That Don’t Impress Me Much. The last compilation album was released in 2005. It was titled Beginnings. Shania will be on American Idol next April 27th, 2010. the episodes will also be featuring her songs.
I’m Alive – Kenny Chesney with Dave Matthews Lyrics
8 Sep 2009
Album: Lucky Old Sun, Greatest Hits
Genre: Country
Writers: Kenny Chesney, Dean Dillon, Mark Tamburino
Released: 2008, August, 2009
I’m Alive is the second single released from the compilation album by Kenny Chesney. This song was first included on his thirteenth studio album titled Lucky Old Sun. This material is available since May, 2009. The one was recorded in collaboration with Dave Matthews. I’m Alive has reached the peak positions at #90 on U.S. Billboard hot 100 and #25 on Canadian Radio & Records Country Singles. Other popular songs included on this Greatest Hits Album are: Beer in Mexico, Out Last Nigth, Summertime, Down the Road and Never wanted Nothing More. Some of his next tour dates are in: Mississippi Coast (September 10th), Leon County Civic Tallhassee, FL (September 11th) and North Charleston, SC (September 12th).
I Walk The Line – Johnny Cash Lyrics
6 Aug 2009
Album: I Walk the Line
Genre: Country, Soundtrack
Writer: Johnny Cash
Released: May, 1956
I walk the Line is one of the most popular country songs. This one was written and recorded by Johnny Cash. The song was included into his album with same title, and made part as a soundtrack of the movie (a biopic) starring Gregory Peck. The Rolling Stone Magazine on its 500 Greatest Songs Of All Time ranked it at #30 in 2004. Johnny Cash was considered one of the most influential musicians of the 20th Century. During his career he worked genres like Gospel Blues, Country, Rock and Roll, Rockabilly, blues and Folk. Other of his signature songs are: Folsom Prison Blues, Man in Black, One Piece at a Time, Ring of Fire and A Boy Name Sue. Cash died on May 15th, 2003 after a terrible disease.
Coward of the County – Kenny Rogers Lyrics
16 Jun 2009
Album: Kenny
Genre: country
Writers: Roger Bowling, Billy Ed Wheeler
Released: 1980
This song and You Decorated my Life were the most popular singles from the self-titled album by Kenny Rogers which was released in 1979. The song reached the peak position at number one in U.S., Canada and U.K.. Currently he is on his 2009 tour. His tour dates will go until December. Some of the next performings are: Walker, MN (June, 18th), Mableton, GA (June 20th), Sikeston, MO (June 24th), Richland Center, Wi (June 25th), New Bedford, MA (23rd July) and Clarkston, MI (July 29th).
Please Remember Me – Tim McGraw Lyrics
3 Feb 2009
Album: Jewel of the South
Genre: Country
Writers: Will Jennings, Rodney Crowell
Released: 1995
Please Remember Me has been included on Jewel of the South album released in 1995 by Rodney Crowell and A Place in the Sun released on March, 1999 by the singer Tim McGraw. But it was with McGraw that the one reached the best positions on charts and made so popular. On Canadian RPM Country Tracks was number on and on U.S. Billboard Hot 100 was number ten. At the end of the last year, McGraw released his third compilaton album with songs like Suspicions, Find Out Who Your Friends Are, Nine Lives, Unbroken, Angry All the Time and Real Good Man.
Inside Your Heaven – Carrie Underwood Lyrics
20 Jan 2009
Album: Some Hearts
Genre: Country, Pop
Writers: Pelle Nylén, Savan Kotecha, Andreas Carlsson
Released: June, 2005
Inside Your Heaven was included into the debut album of Carrie Underwood in 2005. The song reached the number one position on July 2nd on U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The single received a certified Gold by RIAA and two certified Platinum by CRIA. The song also received a Billboard Music Award as Top-Selling Country Single of the Year and Top-Selling Hot 100 Song of the Year. The whole album also had a great success by receiving multi Platinum certified in United States and Canada. This year, she has been nominated for Best Female Country vocal Performance for Last Name on the next Grammy Awards which will take place next Feb 8th on CBS.
Rhinestone Cowboy – Glen Campbell Lyrics
2 Jan 2009
Album: Rhinestone Cowboy
Genre: Country
Writer: Larry Weiss
Released: May, 1975
When the song was released on May, 1975 it soon became popular not only on country fans but also on pop ones. Rhinestone Cowboy won a certified Gold by RIAA and received two a Grammy Award nomination for Best Country and Best Record of the Year. Glen Campbell was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2005. He is an American country pop singer and guitarist who born in Delight Arkansas. On August, 2008 he released his 58th album titled Glen Campbell which have received positive comments. Some of songs included are: Sing, Times Like These, These Days, Good Riddance and Grow Old with Me.
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer – Gene Autry Lyrics
2 Dec 2008
Album: N/A
Genre: Country
Released: 1949
This song became a number one hit. Rudolph The Red-Nose Reindeer is one of the most popular song of all times. Beside it is the biggest Autry’s hit ever. Thanks to this song, he was ranked at #38 in CMT’s 40 Greatest Men of country Music. in 2003. The song tells the story of Santa Claus in his ninth reindeer who has an unusually red-colored nose that gives off its own light. Rudolph story is owned by The Rudolph Company, L.P. During 1958, it was published an illustrated story book by Golden Books. Also, it has had a TV Special created on NBC in 1964.
Take Me Home, Country Roads- John Denver Lyrics
1 Dec 2008
Album: Poems, Prayes and Promises
Genre: Country
Writers: John Denver, Taffy Nivert, Bill Danoff
Released: December, 1970
This song is also known as Country Roads. The one became the Dever’s signature song. It was premiered on December 30, 1970. Country Roads was ranked #18 on CMTs 100 Greatest Songs in Country Music during 2003. John Denver born in 1943 and died in 1997 at age 53 years old, when the aircraft he was piloting crashed in the coast of California at Pacific Grove. Denver was a singer songwriter, producer, writer, activist, poet and actor. His last recognition was in 2007 with a collection of the song performed in USSR.









