The best country music videos from Today's Superstars and Yesterday's Legends
If you’re not familiar with Guy Clark, you are in for a rare treat. He is definitely one of the greatest singer-songwriters the world has ever known. This song is called Dublin Blues.
Kenny Chesney’s new album out in October called Hemingway’s Blues was inspired by Guy Clark, and the last track on the album is the title track, which was written by Clark. Listen, admire and enjoy!
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If you’re a fan of classic country music, you’re gonna love this one. This has to be one of the coolest videos I’ve seen in quite some time. It’s The Highwaymen (Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson) performing Big River live in Central Park. Enjoy this look at four of the greatest country music singers of all-time on the stage at the same time. Awesome!
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The country crooner was born Harold Lloyd Jenkins on September 1, 1933 in Friars Point, Mississippi. He would go on to become one of the greatest country singers of all-time scoring 44 number one hits. One of his biggest hits was his 1970 number one hit Hello Darlin’. Enjoy!
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Waylon Jennings’ 1974 number one hit This Time is still one of my favorite country music songs of all-time, and it’s video number eight in our Sunday Country Legends Flashback Marathon!
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In 1957, Patsy Cline scored her first top five hit on the Billboard Hot Country charts. Walkin’ After Midnight peaked at number two on the charts, and she seemed poised to take over the charts. However, Patsy didn’t chart another song until four years later when I Fall To Pieces went to number one in 1961. She would go on to score four more top ten hits before her untimely death in a plane crash on March 5, 1963. Patsy’s Walkin’ After Midnight is the 7th video in our Sunday Country Music Legends Flashback Marathon. Enjoy!
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The sixth video in our Sunday Country Legends Flashback Marathon comes from the one and only Hank Williams. It’s his number one hit from 1951 called Cold Cold Heart that bought Hank and the boys ‘quite a few beans and biscuits.’ Enjoy!
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Eddie Rabbitt had twenty number one country singles. One of my favorites was his 1980 number one hit Drivin’ My Life Away. Enjoy this look back at one of the greatest country music entertainers of the 70′s and 80′s. It’s our fifth video in today’s Sunday Country Legends Flashback marathon.
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Did you know that Kenny Rogers was referred to as “Hippie Kenny” during his early days as the frontman for Kenny Rogers and the First Edition. He sported long hair, an earring and pink sunglasses many times on stage. Their first top 40 country hit was Ruby, Don’t Take Your Love To Town. Here’s Kenny and The First Edition performing the song live. Enjoy!
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In 1968, Tammy Wynette scored her fourth number one country single in a row with her classic hit Stand By Your Man. It’s our second video on today’s Sunday Country Legends Flashback marathon. Enjoy!
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It’s a lazy Sunday afternoon here in Atlanta, so I thought I’d feature some great tunes from some of country music’s legends. To get it started, here’s a rare black and white video of B.J. Thomas performing his number one hit from 1969 called Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head. Enjoy and check back next hour to see who we’ll feature next.
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