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I am loving this!
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.
More of this in life, please?
Where’s my roller skates?
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Jessie Murph has had a major year so far.
She’s been on the scene for a minute now, and really broke through with Country star Koe Wetzel on “High Road”.
Anyone who’s heard her music knows she has a “rough” edge to her, to put it lightly.
I’ll be honest, it’s too much for Middle-Aged me, although “Blue Strips” does get stuck in my head way to often these days.
Anyhow, we got to see a softer side of Jessie this week when she performed beautiful version of Miranda Lambert’s “Tin Man”:
@murphieshq jessie covering “tin man” by Miranda Lambert during soundcheck! @J E S S I E M U R P H #jessiemurph #fyp #viral #jessiemurphhh #worldwidehysteriathetour ♬ original sound – murphies hq
That was freaking amazing.
Can she crossover to Country for real? Her voice is made for it!
Also, if you’ve never heard the original by Miranda Lambert, well, educate yourself now:
Maybe a collab should be in order?
I just sent that out to the universe to manifest, so we’ll see!
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I figured this would be good… I mean, with Miranda Lambert AND Chris Stapleton, how could you go wrong?
I honestly didn’t expect a 70’s style vibe, but I’m digging it.
Check out “A Song to Sing”:
Total retro vibes, and I’m here for it.
Can we get more, please? Can Chris Stapleton just go on a collab with every artist on the planet?
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Well, this is cool…
Morgan Wallen is on his “I’m The Problem” stadium tour in support of his massive album by the same name (which is spending it’s 6th week on top of the charts) and this past weekend in Madison, Wisconsin, he brought tourmate Miranda Lambert onstage for a duet.
Now, Miranda co-wrote his #1 hit “Thought You Should Know”, and it would make sense that they would perform that song together, right?
Nope- fans got a surprise when they performed Morgan’s song “Cowgirls” which is a collab with ERNEST, but Miranda filled in perfectly.
@welcome_to_mww Miranda Lambert joined Morgan Wallen to perform “Long Live Cowgirls” last night on the ‘I’m The Problem Tour! #imtheproblemtour #morganwallen #mirandalambert ♬ original sound – MorganWallenWorld
Damn, why do I love that song so much?
And Miranda is one of my all-time favorites, so this was fun for me to watch.
Morgan’s “I’m the Problem” stadium tour has just started, and I’m pretty sure it’s going to be one of the biggest of the year.
Get dates and info at MorganWallen.com
Long Live Cowgirls!
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Did you watch the ACM Awards last night?
So many great performances, and this was easily my favorite… Reba McEntire, Lainey Wilson and Miranda Lambert on a song together?
Yes.
SO MUCH YES.
Check out their performance of “Trailblazer” below:
Aaaaah!!!! My heart is so happy just now.
Here’s the actual studio version:
Well done, ladies.
Reba was one of my favorites growing up, and Lainey and Miranda are some of my modern loves, so you know I’m all for this.
Thank you for blazing trails.
Now I’m gonna hop on my Palomino and go blaze some, too.
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This was a nice surprise today…
ERNEST has teamed up with one of my favorite artists Miranda Lambert for a collab that is Country to the core.
Sadly, you can’t say that about a lot of Country music these days, but this you can.
The song is called “Another Thing to Love” and, yes, I do love it:
Really, though, you can’t go wrong with Miranda involves, am I right?
Also, ERNEST is one of the hottest up-and-comers in the industry, and has several hits under his belt with collabs like “Flower Shops” and “Cowgirls”, both with Morgan Wallen, and his songwriting game is strong.
Yeah, you’ll be hearing from him for a while, which is a good thing.
Check out his latest release “Cadillac Sessions” out now, and get info, tour dates, etc. at ernestoffical.com
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20 years ago today, Miranda Lambert released her breakthrough Country album “Kerosene”, and it launched her into Country music stardom.
Yeah. 20 years ago. 2005.
The math is mathing and it kind of stings, right?
To celebrate the anniversary, Miranda released a deluxe version of “Kerosene” on vinyl, and reached into the vault to release a song from 20 years ago that didn’t make it on the album (but should have) called “I Don’t Love Here”.
Of course, it’s really good:
Awwww… I love baby Miranda’s voice!
Honestly, that song could still be a hit.
20 years later, Miranda is still – and always will be- a Country music staple.
She’s on the road pretty much all year with everyone from Ella Langley to Morgan Wallen, and you can find dates and info at http://Mirandalambert.com
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Damn, I love me some Miranda Lambert.
She just released the music video for her new single “Run”, and of course, it’s gorgeous, and chock full of horses and badass Western fashion.
Enjoy:
LOVE!
Then again, I love most of what Miranda does. She’s an incredible songwriter and vocalist, as well as a fellow horsewoman who likes her wine.
I’m telling you, we should be friends.
She is hitting the road this year with Morgan Wallen (which will be an AMAZING show), and you can get your tour dates here: ://www.mirandalambert.com/
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This past Friday, Miranda Lambert released her 10th studio album, and her first on her new label Republic Records called “Postcards From Texas”, and I feel like it’s one of her best works yet.
And that’s saying something, as Miranda consistently puts out great Country music, and has been for the past two decades.
Yep, it’s been that long.
One of the standout songs on “Postcards From Texas” is Miranda’s collab with fellow Country artist Parker McCollum on a track called “Santa Fe”.
I’m getting major George Strait vibes on this one:
Thank you, Miranda Lambert, for always delivering great Country music.
Just a simple, pure, perfect Country song.
Can we get more of this, please?
I’m so loving that the real, true Country sound has been making a comeback.
Also, get more info on Miranda’s new album, and upcoming tour dates at MirandaLambert.com
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Miranda Lambert never, ever disappoints.
She is one of the best in the business, and her 10th studio album “Postcards From Texas” proves why she has been a Country Music staple for 20 years.
Yes, it’s been 20 years since her breakout single “Kerosene” was released.
Feel old yet? You’re welcome.
Miranda Lambert’s latest album is basically a sonic roadtrip through her home state of Texas, and here are some of my favorites off of the album:
“Bitch on the Sauce”:
Oh, man. What woman hasn’t been there? I love it!
Miranda is really a master at getting lyrics just right to evoke whatever feeling she is trying to convey.
She teamed up with Jaren Johnston for this track, and they nailed it!
“Armadillo” :
And just like that, I want to get high with an Armadillo.
I think this might be one of my favorites on the album.
“Looking Back on Luckenbach”:
It’s the steel guitar for me on this one. Texas Honky Tonk Perfection right there!
Miranda wrote this with Shane McAnally and Natalie Hemby, so there was no way she would go wrong there.
And Miranda has a collab with Parker McCollum on the album as well, which is a nice treat.
“Santa Fe”:
Really, the entire album is fantastic, and I feel like it’s Miranda’s best yet. And that’s saying something, since she’s always put out great prejects.
I’ll be jamming out to this for a while.
Get more info on Miranda’s album and tour dates at https://www.mirandalambert.com/
Drinking on horseback with Miranda is still on my bucket list… not gonna lie.
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