OLDIES MUSIC

San Francisco (1967) – Scott McKenzie

Introduction San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) is a song written by John Phillips of The…

The Platters – The Great Pretender (1959)

Introduction The Platters’ song “The Great Pretender” is one of the most iconic and enduring pop songs of all time.…

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Ella Langley Tells All: The Stories Behind Her Biggest Hits

Ella Langley Reveals What She Did Before She Was a Country Star

Ella Langley Claims First Solo No. 1 At Country Radio With “Weren’t For The Wind”

George Strait may be known as the King of Country, but this week, he became something far greater—a true Texan with a heart as vast as the plains. After a devastating flood claimed 51 lives, including 27 young girls at a summer camp, George didn’t seek headlines. Quietly, he donated $500,000 to relief efforts and pledged that every dollar from his tour with Chris Stapleton would go toward rebuilding what was lost. Yet, it wasn’t the money that struck the deepest chord—it was the letter he wrote to the grieving parents. No press, no spotlight. Just raw emotion, genuine sorrow, and boundless compassion. In that moment, George Strait wasn’t just a country legend—he was the beating heart of Texas.