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As we continue to face challenges and changes it's interesting to wonder what Johnny Cash would think of the country today. What do you think he would sing about today if he were still alive?

"Good Hearted Woman" was released as a single in 1972 and was a hit, reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart.

Unsurprisingly, Tom MacDonald goes after everyone and everything that he has a problem with regardless of political affiliation.

Many believe that the genre has lost its roots and that its focus on woke SJW causes has watered down the authenticity of country music.

The letter includes several ominous warnings and it refers to servants in the Democratic party who are actively advancing the Satanic agenda.

Now, I don't know about you, but if this were a protest for some leftist cause, like climate change or Black Lives Matter, would the police have treated them with such disdain?

Some on Twitter have been speculating that he was too drunk to perform, although who knows what the truth is?

Despite Ray Charles' legendary status as a soul musician not too many people these days are aware of his take on this beloved song.

She shared a rainbow graphic that read "The Only Tuckers Allowed Are the Drag Queens."

Featuring the title track from his album "The Man From Waco" which is one of his takes on the murder ballad songwriting concept.

In a recent tweet, she offered to split 50% of royalties on any successful AI-generated song that uses her voice, adding that she welcomes the open sourcing of art and an end to copyright.

Notable recordings of the song include versions by Johnny Cash, Rex Allen, the Weavers, Linda Ronstadt, and Loudon Wainwright III.

He collaborated on records with some of country music's biggest names, including George Jones, George Strait and Kenny Chesney.

Throwback to a classic Hank Jr. song that criticizes new music trends and longs for the good old days of country music.