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Video of the Day
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
Ronnie Dunn - Let The Cowboy Rock
Here's the third single from Ronnie Dunn's self-titled album.
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Ronnie Dunn - Let The Cowboy Rock
Here's the third single from Ronnie Dunn's self-titled album. -
Brad Paisley featuring Alabama - Old Alabama
The music video features Alabama, of course, and appearances from NASCAR drivers, Darrell Waltrip, Jeff Gordon and Rick Hendrick. The video was filmed in and around Charlotte, North Carolina. -
Cledus T. Judd - It's A Great Day To Be A Guy
The "Weird Al" of country does a parody of Travis Tritt's song. I love the synchronized swimmers! -
Linda Ronstadt - Blue Bayou
"Blue Bayou" was written by Roy Orbison and Joe Melson and originally sung by Orbison. The best known version remains Linda Ronstadt's 1977 cover, which was a top-ten pop, country and easy listening single in the U.S.; the song was included on Ronstadt's Triple-Platinum-Plus Simple Dreams album. -
John Michael Montgomery - I Love The Way You Love Me
Reached number one in 1993 and was the ACM Song of the Year. -
Chris Cagle - Got My Country On
New music from Chris Cagle, gettin' his country on! -
Dierks Bentley - Draw Me A Map
This was the second single from Dierks' bluegrass inspired album Up On The Ridge. Featuring backing vocals by Alison Krauss. -
Jessica Andrews - There's More To Me Than You
A cut from Jessica Andrew's 2003 album, Now. -
Sylvia - Nobody
Sylvia Jane Kirby, known simply as Sylvia, scored this #1 country hit in 1982. The song was also a hit on the Billboard Hot 100, where it reached number 15. -
Lonestar - No News
Going back to 1995 on this one. Look carefully and you'll see John Rich on bass! -
Lady Antebellum - Dancing Away With My Heart
Lady Antebellum perform their latest single on "Live! with Kelly." -
Chuck Wicks - All I Ever Wanted
The second single from Chuck's debut album. -
Gloriana - (Kissed You) Goodnight
They really capture that awkward moment...should I kiss her not?? -
Hank Williams - Cold Cold Heart
Nobody could write and sing a sad song like good 'ole Hank. Going back to the beginnings of country music, enjoy this peek into a bygone era. -
Lee Brice - Interview With Ryan Fox
Lee Brice tackles Ryan Fox's fast 5 questions. Congrats on the engagement, Mr. Brice!! -
Eli Young Band - Even If It Breaks Your Heart
The latest from the always excellent Eli Young Band, with a song written by Will Hoge and Eric Paslay. -
Brantley Gilbert - Kick It In The Sticks
This was the debut single from Brantley Gilbert. -
Tim McGraw - Still
This was released in February 2010 as the third single from Tim's tenth studio album, Southern Voice. -
Rodney Atkins - Interview With Ryan Fox
Rodney stops by Go Country 105 and takes on Ryan's five fast questions. -
Jason Aldean - Dirt Road Anthem
The video for "Dirt Road Anthem" was filmed around Old Hickory, Tennessee (a suburb of Nashville). The twin bridges are crossing the Cumberland River, and the factory scene, railroad beds and small town were filmed around Rayon City. -
Faith Hill - Interview With Ryan Fox
Faith Hill stops by the Go Country studios to talk with Ryan Fox. -
Little Big Town - Boondocks
Originally, the song was titled "Waiting For the Sun to Go Down". According to Karen Fairchild, one of the group's members, "When we wrote it, it just wasn't there... We kind of set it aside for a few days and then Wayne [Kirkpatrick, one of the song's co-writers] came back." The group later decided on turning the song into a Southern anthem, at which point Kirkpatrick suggested "I'm born and raised in the boondocks". The music video was filmed in Watertown, Tennessee. -
Brantley Gilbert - You Don't Know Her Like I Do
Here is the next single from Brantley Gilbert. Enjoy! -
Billy "Crash" Craddock - Rub It In
This reached number 1 back in 1974. Craddock received the nickname "Crash" while a running back for his high school football team. After he left high school, he formed a rockabilly band with one of his brothers called The Four Rebels. His early influences included Little Jimmy Dickens, Ray Price, and Hank Williams. -
Rebecca Lynn Howard - Forgive
Remember this hit from 2002? Rebecca Lynn Howard began her musical career in 1997, writing album cuts by John Michael Montgomery, Jessica Andrews, Lila McCann and others. -
Rhett Akins - What They're Talkin' About
Rhett's not only a great singer but he has written singles for other country music singers, including five Number One songs, "Gimmie That Girl" by Joe Nichols, "All About Tonight" and "Honey Bee" by Blake Shelton, "All Over Me" by Josh Turner and "Take a Back Road" by Rodney Atkins. -
Jo Dee Messina - Heads Carolina, Tails California
This song was released in January 1996 as Jo Dee's debut single and served as the lead-off single for her self-titled debut album. -
Mark Wills - Back at One
From 2000. Here's Mark Wills' cover of the Brian McKnight hit. -
Roger Miller - Chug-A-Lug
Since you're probably going to be doing a lot of chug-a-lugging this weekend, here's Roger Miller joined by John Denver and Glen Campbell, each taking a verse of Roger's ode to drinking. Happy New Year everyone! -
The Mavericks - All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down
From 1996 and featuring accordian work of Flaco Jimenez. The Mavericks have reunited and will be playing Stagecoach. Be sure to catch them!!