The Statler Brothers – One Takes the Blame
About The Song When “One Takes the Blame” arrived on country radio in July 1984, it sounded like The Statler Brothers doing…
About The Song When “One Takes the Blame” arrived on country radio in July 1984, it sounded like The Statler Brothers doing…
About The Song “Hello Mary Lou” started life long before The Statler Brothers ever stepped into a studio with it. The song…
About The Song When The Statler Brothers released “Oh Baby Mine (I Get So Lonely)” in 1983, it looked like a simple…
About The Song “Are You Ready for the Country” is Waylon Jennings’ 1976 take on a Neil Young song, used as both…
About The Song “Rough and Rowdy Days” – officially released as “My Rough and Rowdy Days” – catches Waylon Jennings near the…
About The Song “Pretend I Never Happened” sits right at the turning point between Waylon Jennings the Nashville insider and Waylon Jennings…
About The Song “Shine” is one of the lean, defiant singles that carried Waylon Jennings into the early 1980s while the outlaw…
About The Song “The Taker” is one of the early Waylon Jennings singles that pointed straight toward the sound people would later…
About The Song “I May Be Used (But Baby I Ain’t Used Up)” is a country single recorded by Waylon Jennings and…
About The Song “Women Do Know How to Carry On” is a country song co-written and recorded by Waylon Jennings. Writing credit…
About The Song “Can’t You See” was written by Toy Caldwell and first recorded by the for their 1973 debut album .…
About The Song “Just to Satisfy You” is a tune that Waylon Jennings co-wrote with Don Bowman in 1960. The two men…
About The Song “Drinkin’ and Dreamin’” (often stylized on releases as “Drinkin’ and Dreamin’”) is a song written by Troy Seals and…
About The Song Written and recorded by American country musician Waylon Jennings, “Rainy Day Woman” utterly compares the ironic nature of life’s…
About The Song The third number one single from Conway Twitty’s album “Cross Winds” represented a new level of achievement. “Happy Birthday…
About The Song One of the most fruitful yet least recognized songwriting duos of the 1970s and ‘80s was Troy Seals and…
About The Song Songwriter Johnny MacRae didn’t decide to follow a career in music until he was in the last five years…
About The Song In 1970, Conway Twitty appointed L. E. White to manage his publishing company – “Twitty Bird Music.” White had…
About The Song It’s taken over half a century, but we’re finally in a time again where the walls between genres are…
About The Song Conway Twitty and Earl Thomas Conley were both literally on the move while “This Time I’ve Hurt Her More…