The best country music videos from Today's Superstars and Yesterday's Legends
During the last night of the Brad Paisley/Blake Shelton H20 II Tour, Blake and friends, including Jerrod Niemann in a Spiderman costume, decided to prank Brad during his performance of Don’t Drink the Water. Enjoy!
I love this new live video from Ronnie Dunn’s YouTube channel for his single Cost of Livin’, and I think you will as well. Enjoy!
Jamey Johnson wrote it, and George Strait’s vocals took it to number one on this day back in 2006. Enjoy this number one flashback from King George. This video is from the 2006 CMA Awards, and after singing Give It Away, George gives his Hall of Fame acceptance speech. Enjoy!
On this day in 1953, Deborah Allen was born in Memphis, Tennessee. Back in 1983, Deborah enjoyed a lot of success on the country charts when she charted two top five singles: Baby I Lied (#4) and I’ve Been Wrong Before (#2). While I’ve Been Wrong Before is her highest charting country single, she’s most remembered for Baby I Lied because it was not only a country hit, but also a crossover hit on the pop charts.
Marty Stuart was born on this day back in 1958 in Philadelphia, Mississippi. Marty is a fixture at the Grand Ole Opry, and he’s a former president of the Country Music Foundation. He’s married to another country music legend, Connie Smith. Marty’s charted over 35 singles on the Billboard Hot Country charts. His highest charting solo single was 1991′s Tempted.
Eddie Montgomery is one-half of the very successful duo of Montgomery Gentry. Eddie was born on this day back in 1963 in Lancaster, Kentucky. Montgomery Gentry have five number one singles to their credit, but rather than feature one of them here, I want to feature one of the coolest moments I’ve seen on video in a long time. In honor of Eddie’s birthday, here’s footage of he and Troy getting an unexpected invitation to join the Grand Ole Opry by country legend Charlie Daniels. The joy and appreciation in both their faces is priceless.
Join us in wishing Deborah, Marty and Eddie a Happy Birthday!
My buddies from McKinley & Beggs have released their first official music video for their single called Things I Like To Do. If you enjoy it, please consider forwarding it on to a friend or two. Thanks and Enjoy!
P.S. If this is your first time hearing them, please check out Little Torch Key. It’s an awesome song…
Jerry Lee Lewis was born on this day back in 1935 in Ferriday, Louisiana. No one has or ever will play the piano like “The Killer” Jerry Lee Lewis. Back in 1957, he scored his first number one single on the Billboard Country charts with this song, Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On. Enjoy this vintage live footage of classic Jerry Lee!
Kellie Pickler’s new video for her latest single Tough premiered today. She actually released Tough as a single back on June 13th, and it peaked at #30 on the Billboard Hot Country charts. I would have liked to have seen Kellie release the music video either before or around the same time as the single. Nevertheless, enjoy the video and maybe the song can make a return to the top 30. We shall see.
While performing last night at the Grand Ole Opry, Vince Gill surprised Rascal Flatts with an invitation to become the next members of the Grand Ole Opry. They’ll be officially inducted as members of the Opry on Saturday, October 8 during two shows celebrating the Opry’s 86th Birthday Bash.
Enjoy the video below and congratulations to Joe Don, Jay and Gary from all of us here at The Country Site network!
On this day in 2002, Diamond Rio scored their fourth number one on the Billboard Hot Country charts with Beautiful Mess. Enjoy this look back at one of Diamond Rio’s biggest hits!
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