Plate-Flipping Miranda Lambert Can Help Save Country From The Car Pool Lane
If Carrie Underwood is the person who sings about taking a Louisville Slugger to her boyfriend’s car, Miranda Lambert is the person who would actually do it.
What It Will Take For Guitar To Make A Comeback
Willingness to subsume guitar virtuosity in service to the song will, ironically, be essential to guitarists regaining the cultural spotlight.
Did The Grammys Preview A Comeback For The Electric Guitar?
If your glass is half full, this year’s Grammys may have signaled the guitar hero is slowly coming back into fashion with younger listeners.
9 Famous Spirituals To Enlighten Your Understanding Of Black American History
Our senior choir sings spirituals year round, because we love the expression of praise and worship of Christ, the sharing of a gospel, reflected in sweet poetry and lush melody.
There’s Never A Bad Time To Honor Dolly Parton
Talented as they are, not one of the women who took the stage with Dolly Parton at the Grammys will ever manage to be as impressive as she.
Country And Americana Picks For The 2019 Grammys
Here’s are the nominees that should win this year, across all genres. Please forgive me in advance for picking Florida Georgia Line.
10 Of The Best Harry Nilsson Songs Of All Time To Remember His Legacy
The 1970s singer-songwriter never received the mainstream accolades he deserved, but he still had a prolific career worth checking out.
Sorry, Bethel Music, But God’s Love Just Isn’t ‘Reckless’
‘Reckless Love’ has quickly become a favorite worship song in non-denominational and evangelical churches. Every time we sing it in service, I omit one word: ‘reckless.’
With His New EP, Joe Scarborough Declares War On Christmas
It would be better if he didn’t want to wish us a Merry Christmas. Points for not successfully making the War on Christmas a real thing even if he’s really, really trying to?
If Rihanna And Mick Jagger Don’t Want Trump Playing Their Tunes, They Need To Take On Copyright Monopolies
Instead of blaming the DOJ for the frustration of artists like Rihanna and Jagger, policymakers should consider revisiting the unrestrained corporate greed that brought about these restraints.
Celebrate Keith Richards’s 75th Birthday With These Stories From His Memoir
Everything that makes Keith Richards such an improbably lovable figure is on display in the book, making it the perfect way to celebrate his 75th birthday.
‘Mary Did You Know’ Is A Rhetorical Question, Okay? And A Great Song
Yes, the Christmas song asks a rhetorical question, but while communicating well-known truths about Jesus and his glory. It’s actually better than a lot of other favorites.
16 Of The Coolest, Most Underplayed Christmas Songs Ever
If you don’t like Christmas music, this list may turn you around. If you already love Christmas music, here are a few gems you may never have heard.
Here’s A Simple Way To Fix That Notoriously Bad Concert Sound
The sound at almost every concert venue could be vastly improved by just turning the PA system down.
Meet Lauren Daigle, The Christian Artist Whose New Album Put Her On The Pop Charts
Lauren Daigle is finding impressive commercial success as a Christian artist. So who is she, and how is this former ‘American Idol’ contestant finding success in the music industry as a devoted Christian?
The Surprising Maturity Of Ariana Grande’s ‘thank u, next’
For a donut-licking child star, ‘thank u, next’ is surprisingly mature.
The Definitive Ranking Of All The Songs On The Beatles’ ‘White Album’
‘The White Album’ may not be the Beatles’ best record, but it is definitely the one that’s the most fun to sift through, break down, and talk about.
This Year’s CMAs Depicted Country Music At A Crossroads
While we saw classic country performances by Nashville legends, more and more artists took the stage with songs that look, feel, and sound more like pop music.
‘The White Album’ Hits Its 50th In The Perfect Moment To Recall Its Release
The classic album was born out of the discord of the late ’60s and The Beatles’ disintegration, and remains poignant in today’s political discord.
What Dolly Parton’s 1978 Wardrobe Malfunction Says About The Plight Of Female Country Artists
Dolly Parton’s classic moment from the CMAs 40 years ago is an important reminder.
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