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Oldies Music, Freeport, TX (2025)

08/30/2025

LAST UPDATED: KRIS KRISTOFFERSON'S TIMELESS TALE

Kris Kristofferson’s song “To Beat The Devil,” released in 1973 on the Jesus Was a Capricorn album, highlights his remarkable storytelling and introspective songwriting. Although it wasn’t released as a single and didn’t chart on the Billboard Hot 100, the album achieved moderate success, reaching number 45 on the Billboard 200. This reflects Kristofferson's rising status as a respected singer-songwriter in the early 1970s. The track features a conversational vocal style paired with simple yet evocative acoustic instrumentation, exploring themes of human struggle, morality, and personal reflection. His candid, poetic lyrics paint vivid narratives that have become a trademark of his work. “To Beat The Devil” remains a powerful example of Kris Kristofferson’s unique blend of folk, country, and storytelling that continues to resonate with both casual listeners and devoted fans.

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08/30/2025

15 MINUTES AGO: DISCOVER THE TIMELESS DUET THAT CAPTURED HEARTS

Kris Kristofferson and Rita Coolidge’s "Help Me Make It Through the Night," released in 1970 on Kristofferson's debut album, remains one of his most cherished songs. Originally written for country listeners, the track soared beyond its roots, especially with Sammi Smith’s version hitting number one on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart and crossing over to the pop audience. The duet with Rita Coolidge adds a tender, intimate touch, beautifully expressing themes of loneliness, desire, and human connection. Its gentle melody, heartfelt vocals, and simple yet poignant instrumentation define the early 1970s country-pop storytelling style. Decades later, this song stands as a milestone in both Kristofferson’s songwriting and Coolidge’s vocal artistry, still touching the hearts of many.

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08/29/2025

SHOCKINGLY HAUNTING – THE STATLER BROTHERS’ UNFORGETTABLE BALLAD

Released in 1970 on the album Bed of Rose’s, “The Junkie’s Prayer” may not have been a chart-topping hit, but it remains one of the Statler Brothers’ most powerful and memorable songs. Unlike their lighter tunes such as “Flowers on the Wall,” this track delivers a somber and deeply emotional spoken-word story about a drug addict’s desperate plea to God for redemption. With minimal instrumentation, the focus rests entirely on the poignant lyrics, giving the song a haunting, sermon-like feel. Though it never achieved mainstream success, “The Junkie’s Prayer” is celebrated as a bold and unconventional piece that highlights the Statler Brothers’ courage to address profound moral and spiritual themes within country and gospel music.

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08/29/2025

SHOCKING CHRISTMAS CLASSIC REVEALED!

Alan Jackson’s “There’s A New Kid In Town” is a heartfelt gem from his 1993 holiday album H***y Tonk Christmas. Opening with a beautiful intro from the traditional carol “Away In A Manger,” this song honors the Nativity story with warmth and sincerity. Though it never charted on the Billboard Hot 100, it has become a beloved favorite among country music fans over the years. Written by Don Cook, Curly Putman, and Keith Whitley, the gentle melody and tender lyrics celebrate the birth of Christ, bringing hope and renewal to the season. Jackson’s sincere delivery and traditional country sound make this track a timeless holiday treasure.

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08/29/2025

LAST UPDATED: KRIS KRISTOFFERSON’S TIMELESS MASTERPIECE EXPOSED

Released in 1970 on his debut album *Kristofferson* (later reissued as *Me and Bobby McGee*), "Just The Other Side of Nowhere" remains one of Kris Kristofferson’s most heartfelt and reflective songs. Though it was never a single and didn’t chart, this track has grown into a classic symbol of his raw, poetic songwriting. With a simple yet evocative country-folk sound, the song tells the story of a drifter grappling with lost chances, broken dreams, and the longing for home. Its powerful themes of regret, loneliness, and resilience struck a chord with fans and fellow legends like Johnny Cash, who covered it. "Just The Other Side of Nowhere" continues to stand as an enduring testament to Kristofferson’s gift for turning personal struggles into universally relatable stories.

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08/28/2025

JUST RELEASED 30 MINUTES AGO – KENNY ROGERS’ HIDDEN GEM REVEALED

Kenny Rogers’ “Poem For My Little Lady,” released in 1969 as part of the album Ruby, Don’t Take Your Love to Town, may not have been a chart-topping single on the Billboard Hot 100. However, the album itself reached the Top 40 on the Billboard 200, solidifying the reputation of Kenny Rogers and The First Edition during this important era. This beautiful track highlights Rogers’ warm and emotive vocal style combined with a gentle, folk-inspired arrangement. With lyrics that feel like a tender lullaby or heartfelt love letter, it expresses deep affection and quiet devotion to a beloved woman. Though not one of his biggest commercial hits, “Poem For My Little Lady” showcases the storytelling and emotional sincerity that would later define Kenny Rogers’ solo career and establish him as one of country music’s most enduring voices.

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08/28/2025

SHOCKING TRIBUTE TO A BELOVED FRIEND

Alan Jackson’s “Sissy’s Song,” released in 2009 as part of the album Good Time, is a deeply emotional ballad that stands apart from his usual upbeat hits. Issued as the fourth single, it reached number 9 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Written in memory of a family friend who tragically passed away, the song features gentle acoustic guitar and Jackson’s warm, heartfelt vocals. Its themes of grief, loss, and hope for peace in the afterlife have offered comfort to many experiencing similar pain. While not one of his biggest commercial hits, “Sissy’s Song” remains one of Jackson’s most touching and personal recordings, showcasing his genuine storytelling that resonates with listeners, especially those over 50 who appreciate heartfelt music.

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08/28/2025

JUST 15 MINUTES AGO: ALAN JACKSON’S UNTOLD COUNTRY BALLAD

Released in 1989 on Alan Jackson’s debut album *Here in the Real World*, “You’re Not Drinking Enough” was never released as a single and didn’t chart on its own. Despite that, the album was a major success, reaching the top 10 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and confirming Jackson as a leading figure in the neotraditional country movement. Originally written and recorded by Don Henley, the song captures heartbreak, loneliness, and the difficulty of coping with lost love—perfectly blending with Jackson’s heartfelt, traditional country sound. Its slow tempo, mournful steel guitar, and sincere vocals make “You’re Not Drinking Enough” a powerful deep cut. Though it never gained commercial fame, this track highlights Jackson’s remarkable ability to convey emotional depth, making it a precious gem in his early work. ▶️ Watch Here: https://classicsmusic70s.live/shocking-revelation-1987-alan-jacksons-heartbreaking-hit-youre-not-drinkin-enough-uncovered

08/27/2025

JUST 15 MINUTES AGO: GEORGE STRAIT'S LEGENDARY HIT "NOBODY IN HIS RIGHT MIND WOULD’VE LEFT HER"

Originally recorded by country artist Dean Dillon in 1980, this heartfelt ballad gained widespread acclaim when George Strait released his version in 1986 on his album #7. Strait’s rendition quickly soared to number one on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart, solidifying his status as one of the 1980s' rising stars in country music. Written by Dean Dillon, the song captures the deep regret and sorrow of a man who realizes the true value of love only after it’s gone. With Strait’s smooth, traditional vocal style, combined with simple yet touching lyrics and classic honky-tonk instrumentation, the track showcases his remarkable talent for conveying timeless emotions in country storytelling. "Nobody In His Right Mind Would’ve Left Her" remains one of George Strait’s early iconic hits, highlighting both his dedication to traditional country roots and his ability to transform heartfelt songs into enduring classics.

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08/27/2025

LAST UPDATED: MERLE HAGGARD'S SOUL-STIRRING CLASSIC FROM 1978

Merle Haggard’s song “I’m Always on a Mountain When I Fall,” released in 1978 as the title track of his album, reflects a deeply personal and reflective time in the country legend’s career. Though it didn’t reach number one, it climbed to number 2 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, showcasing Haggard’s lasting impact on country music. This timeless track blends traditional honky-tonk sounds with heartfelt, introspective lyrics about personal struggles, resilience, and life’s uphill battles—mirroring Haggard’s own experiences on and off stage. With its simple melody and emotional depth, “I’m Always on a Mountain When I Fall” remains one of Haggard’s most poignant and powerful recordings, capturing universal human emotions through classic country storytelling.

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08/27/2025

45 MINUTES AGO: MERLE HAGGARD’S LEGENDARY HIT STILL CAPTIVATES FANS

Released in 1966, “Swinging Doors” quickly became one of Merle Haggard’s signature songs, reaching number 5 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart. Written by Haggard himself, the track showcases his talent for blending traditional honky-tonk with heartfelt, relatable storytelling. Featuring a steady shuffle rhythm, twangy steel guitar, and straightforward arrangement, the song perfectly captures the Bakersfield sound that Haggard helped popularize. The lyrics tell the story of a man drowning his sorrows in a bar after losing love, saying all he needs are “swinging doors, a jukebox, and a barstool.” Its timeless themes of heartbreak and resilience continue to resonate with country music fans and confirm Haggard’s place as one of the genre’s most authentic and enduring voices.

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08/26/2025

LAST UPDATED 10 MINUTES AGO: Alabama - She’s Got That Look In Her Eyes
Released in 1997 as part of the album *Dancin’ on the Boulevard*, "She’s Got That Look In Her Eyes" was issued as a single and achieved moderate success on the country charts, reflecting Alabama’s continued popularity in the late 90s. Known for their signature blend of country, Southern rock, and smooth harmonies, Alabama delivers a catchy, radio-friendly track with relatable lyrics about attraction and romance. The song highlights the band’s tight vocal arrangements and polished production, hallmarks of their decades-long career. "She’s Got That Look In Her Eyes" exemplifies Alabama’s ability to craft accessible, heartfelt songs that resonate with fans, reinforcing their status as one of country music’s most enduring groups.
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