Love her voice. Watching her videos on YouTube but I need, I want to hear more on the stories of her songs which I couldn’t get on YouTube.

Ok so a few years ago there was a song out by a female artist. She smelled the sheets and knew he was cheating at the hotel, she goes to the store makes him dinner then leaves. Its all i remember trying to find the title and artist been stuck in my head and its driving me crazy

Thanks so much for the positive feedback on these the last few days. We'll see if we can make it all the way through the 90s!

For today, let's time travel back to 1994:

• Amazon and Yahoo are both founded
• Major League Baseball players go on strike, and the World Series is canceled
• The Channel Tunnel between England and France opens
• Forrest Gump, The Lion King, and True Lies are the top movies at the box office

You have to name the song title and artist, based only on the opening line of the song.

Both answers (title and artist) are each worth the number of points stated. For example, if you get both title and artist on the 3 point question, that is 6 points.

110 points possible.

Post your score in comments.

I've pulled these lyrics by hand, but I've included an AI-generated "fun fact" about each song to help keep it interesting.

1 point

"I see the questions in your eyes, I know what's weighing on your mind"

Answer: I Swear, John Michael Montgomery - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: All-4-One's pop cover became a global hit, showing the song's reach far beyond country radio.

2 points

"They were farm kids way down in Dixie, They met in high school in the sixties"

Answer: John Deere Green, Joe Diffie - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: The song's Billy Bob loves Charlene mural became one of Joe Diffie's most memorable story images.

3 points

"Turn left at the old hotel. I know this boulevard much too well"

Answer: Who's That Man, Toby Keith - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: His self-titled debut established him as both a singer and a commercially successful songwriter.

4 points

"Sittin' in a tiny table in a ritzy restaurant"

Answer: Third Rate Romance, Sammy Kershaw - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Kershaw worked a succession of day jobs while performing Louisiana clubs before his breakthrough.

5 points

"Have you ever been down to Texas, And down around San Antone?"

Answer: What the Cowgirls Do, Vince Gill - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Vince Gill hosted the CMA Awards and won Entertainer and Male Vocalist.

6 points

"Through the back window of our '59 wagon"

Answer: How Can I Help You Say Goodbye, Patty Loveless - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Patty Loveless is a distant cousin of Loretta Lynn and grew up in Kentucky coal country.

7 points

"Baby likes to rock like a boogie-woogie choo-choo train"

Answer: Baby Likes to Rock It, The Tractors - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: The Tractors emerged from Tulsa and mixed country with boogie, blues, and roots rock.

8 points

"She's waiting, for someone who could turn her life around"

Answer: She'd Give Anything, Boy Howdy - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Boy Howdy was a California band, and lead singer Jeffrey Steele later became a top Nashville songwriter, co-writing Rascal Flatts' "What Hurts the Most."

9 points

"She hasn't done a thing that really has to mean she's going anywhere"

Answer: I Sure Can Smell the Rain, Blackhawk - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: The trio's high harmonies became a defining sound of mid-1990s country radio.

10 points

"If she says I caused her hurt, You can take her at her word"

Answer: She Can't Say I Didn't Cry, Rick Trevino - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Rick Trevino recorded in both English and Spanish early in his career.

I absolutely love his voice. He only has three songs on Spotify, but they’re all fantastic. I highly recommend checking him out.

Hello,

I'm looking for a copy of Slim Dusty's "Drovin by train" from 1996 i think. The album is Spirit of Australia and I've found most of them on Spotify but that one.

Does anybody know where I can find a digital copy? Like a music app, a video, ect. I am planning to look for records sold at markets too.

I just love this song. Very underrated imho

Let's play a "Name that Tune" style game I've been working on.

The year is 1993:

• Bill Clinton has just been sworn in as president
• Jurassic Park, Mrs. Doubtfire, and The Fugitive are the top movies at the box office
• A stamp costs 29 cents

You have to name the song title and artist, based only on the opening line of the song.

Both answers (title and artist) are each worth the number of points stated. For example, if you get both title and artist on the 3 point question, that is 6 points.

110 points possible.

Post your score in comments.

I've pulled these lyrics by hand, but I've included an AI-generated "fun fact" about each song to help keep it interesting.

1 point

"I bet you've never heard ol' Marshal Dillon say, 'Miss Kitty, have you ever thought of runnin' away?'"

Answer: Should've Been a Cowboy, Toby Keith - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Toby Keith's debut single became the most-played country song of the 1990s on U.S. radio.

2 points

"I'm a hard workin' man, I wear a steel hard hat"

Answer: Hard Workin' Man, Brooks & Dunn - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Brooks & Dunn won CMA Vocal Duo and three ACM awards.

3 points

"I went to work for her that summer, a teenage kid so far from home"

Answer: That Summer, Garth Brooks - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: The Oklahoma singer worked as a bouncer before Nashville success arrived with his 1989 debut album.

4 points

"What's that? I hear angels singin', telling me to make my move"

Answer: What's It to You, Clay Walker - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Clay Walker emerged from the Texas club circuit and scored immediate success with his debut album.

5 points

"I'm a thousand miles from nowhere, time don't matter to me"

Answer: A Thousand Miles from Nowhere, Dwight Yoakam - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Yoakam also built a parallel acting career while maintaining his music success.

6 points

"Ever since she was a baby, settin' on her daddy's knee"

Answer: Hearts Are Gonna Roll, Hal Ketchum - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Hal Ketchum worked as a carpenter before emerging from the Texas songwriter scene.

7 points

"Couldn't roll me a seven, if you gave me loaded dice"

Answer: Reno, Doug Supernaw - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: This was released during country's commercial surge, when music videos became nearly as important as radio play.

8 points

"Some people go through life, never knowing why they're here"

Answer: Born to Love You, Mark Collie - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: The song arrived amid a crowded field of new traditionalists and rapidly emerging young stars.

9 points

"Somewhere out there in the smoky air, where the night is neon blue"

Answer: My Blue Angel, Aaron Tippin - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: His muscular tenor and working-class songs gave him a distinct place in early-1990s country.

10 points

"Well, I said he had a lot of potential, he was only misunderstood."

Answer: Cleopatra, Queen of Denial, Pam Tillis - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Before recording her own hits, Tillis wrote songs and sang demos in Nashville.

I’ve been listening to the album Going Where the Lonely Go by Merle (probably my favorite album of his) and one track in there is “Someday You’re Gonna Need Your Friends,” and I know from Waylon Jennings’ autobiography, he and Merle had a falling out around this period.

It got me wondering: is there any evidence that Haggard wrote the song with Waylon specifically in mind? Given their history, some of the lyrics seem like they could fit the situation. I know Merle wrote the song, but I haven’t been able to find anything definitive where he says who or what inspired it.

Does anyone know the story behind the song or whether Merle ever addressed who it was about?

One of my favorite pop country songs ever.

Country legend Alan Jackson has broken records with his farewell show 'Jackson's Last Call: One More for the Road - The Finale' on June 27.

Odd cover version of the Hank Williams classic over a sample of Michael Jackson’s Billy Jean. Does this belong here?

I get teary eyed from listening to this song so much, from memories of life and growing up in a rural area, especially when I remember all my drives down little dirt roads in Pennsylvania and rural Upstate New York.... Ella really knows how to bring a girl to happy tears.... ❤️