Who’s Cheatin’ Who – Alan Jackson
Introduction: “Who’s Cheatin’ Who” was originally a hit for Charly McClain in 1980, reaching number one on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles chart. The song, written by Jerry Hayes, explores the…
Alan Jackson – Where The Cottonwood Grows
Introduction: “Where the Cottonwood Grows,” a reflective ballad by Alan Jackson, appears on his 2021 album Where Have You Gone. Known for his ability to evoke nostalgia, Jackson crafted this…
Freight Trainv – Alan Jackson
Introduction: Alan Jackson’s song “Freight Train” serves as the title track of his 2010 album and showcases Jackson’s signature blend of heartfelt lyrics and traditional country instrumentation. Released as part…
Alan Jackson – First Love
Introduction: “First Love” by Alan Jackson is a heartfelt song that explores the artist’s personal nostalgia and admiration for one of his early passions—his love for automobiles. The song, from…
Everything But The Wings – Alan Jackson
Introduction: “Everything But The Wings” by Alan Jackson is a touching love song that celebrates the depth of love and admiration for someone who feels angelic in the singer’s life.…
Buicks To The Moon – Alan Jackson
Introduction: “Buicks to the Moon,” a track from Alan Jackson’s 1996 album Everything I Love, showcases the singer’s unique blend of humor, romance, and classic country style. Written by Jackson…
My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again – Merle Haggard
Introduction: “My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again,” recorded by Merle Haggard, is a heartfelt rendition of a song with deep country roots, originally penned by Wiley Walker and Gene…
Big Green Eyes – Alan Jackson
Introduction: “Big Green Eyes,” a track from Alan Jackson’s 2010 album Freight Train, exemplifies Jackson’s dedication to traditional country themes with its heartfelt storytelling and classic sound. Produced by Keith…
Never Loved Before – Alan Jackson
Introduction: “Never Loved Before” is a duet by country artist Alan Jackson and fellow country star Martina McBride. Released in 2008 on Jackson’s album Good Time, the song showcases a…
The Blues Man – Alan Jackson
Introduction: “The Blues Man,” originally by Hank Williams Jr., was later covered by Alan Jackson on his 1999 album Under the Influence. This album was Jackson’s tribute to his musical…