The Country Classics

A song loved by Texans and well liked by country music fans is Earnest Tubb’s “There’s A Little Bit Of Everything In Texas”, a song first recorded in 1943. Ernest Dale Tubb was born on (February 9, 1914, and passed on September 6, 1984 after a battle with emphysema.

Jimmy Short, his first guitarist in […]

When people think of Jim Reeves the think of his great hit “He’ll Have To Go” and rightfully so. Jim Reeves had a beautiful voice and a full range. His wife Mary Reeves kept his work going after his untimely death on July 31, 1964. Today I want to feature a country […]

It cold here tonight in Windsor Missouri, and just as cold in the coal mines of Kentucky. Before Dwight Yoakum sang about his days in Kentucky, Merle Haggard sang “Kentucky Gambler.” Merle said once in an interview that he could rough our a song in five minutes and practice the song that night […]

Today’s featured song on The Country Classics is Ron Williams “There’s One on Every Jukebox In Town” is another great song from the CD “Texas Style.” Here is a look at Ron Williams. You can click it for more information:

The son of Leona Williams and the step son of Merle Haggard, Ron Williams […]

Call it traditional country music, Texas music, or just plain good. Today’s featured song is a winner from Mona McCall. “Keeper Of My Heart” has all the makings of a great country song. Fiddles, steel guitar, great vocals, a beautiful voice and a little bit of Cajun French thrown in for good […]