A few weeks ago, Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton released a 70’s inspired tune called “A Song to Sing”, and they just released the music video for it.
It’s perfect!
First off, Chris and Miranda together is just necessary.
Secondly, the song and video just bring happy vibes.
Tim McGraw’s catalogue is seriously one of the biggest soundtracks to my childhood.
And at 58, he’s showing no signs of slowing down on the hits with his new song “Dear Rodeo”.
It was just released as a live version from the inaugural Music City Rodeo earlier this year, and it’s giving some “Desperado” vibes:
Damn, Tim is good live.
And I think that song is one of his best yet. Giving me some chills over here.
The song is likely part of the Bull Riding TV series that Tim was supposed to be a part of, but then he had a bunch of major surgeries this year that took him out of the project.
Hey, at least we got this killer song from it, so it’s not a total loss, right?
As far as Tim’s recovery from the surgeries, it looks like he’s doing well, and he was seen last week going into a recording studio (and rocking a shaved head, too) so I’m guessing more new music is on the horizon?
I’m not sure if you were aware or not, but Country stars Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have three daughters. One of them- Audrey- is a singer, because, of course she is.
Before you roll your eyes and say “Nepo Baby”, give this a listen:
The Rock and Metal community is reeling from the loss of the iconic Ozzy Osbourne, and tributes are everywhere.
As they should be. Dude was a freaking LEGEND.
One performance is making the internet rounds this week is actually a performance that happened a couple of years ago on “The Howard Stern Show” where Country star Carrie Underwood performed Ozzy’s “Mama, I’m Coming Home” and slayed it.
Ok, so maybe she doesn’t rock near as hard as Ozzy, but it’s a pretty cool rendition, and definitely worthy.
I love that Carrie Underwood is a big Rock fan, and can turn it up to 11 when needs to, like when she opened up for Guns N’ Roses on tour recently.
Anyhow, I enjoyed that this morning, and hopefully you did as well.