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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.

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

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

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.

His use of harmonics added a unique element to the solo that made it stand out from anything else.

Stealthily released as a webcam recording on YouTube & Facebook in 2020, Suzanne brings new life to a timeless love song.

Amidst fighting Big Tech and standing up for free speech, Bill Ottman stealthily released a lyrical folk song in 2016.

Recently signed to Big Loud records, Charles Wesley Godwin delivers on his most recent live EP.

A redemptive romp through acoustic & electric Americana featured on their 2017 album "Notes of Blue"

Harlan Howard's "Above and Beyond" was actually originally released by country singer Wynn Stewart in 1959. Stewart's version of the song, which was released as a single, failed to make any significant impact on the charts at the time.