written by Bill Danoff, Taffy Nivert, & John Denver
recorded by John Denver


https://youtu.be/Kvs7pPDu9N4

O.K. If you haven't heard of the title 'Take Me Home, Country Roads' by John Denver, then you clearly are not a Country Music fan. Released in 1971, by John Denver, this song is one of his most famous pieces and a classic staple of many amateur, country music singers. ...

written by Mel Tillis
recorded by Charley Pride


https://youtu.be/PnM-VFSAxI8

Once again, Charley Pride is not a favorite of mine, when it comes to Country Music Recording Artists. Still I learned, many years ago, that few artists produce great songs in vast quantities. I have long since found myself to be fans of songs rather than artists. Any artist can produce a great song and...

written by Roger Bowling and Hal Bynum
recorded by Kenny Rogers


https://youtu.be/vEhuudAjrVg

I will make this clear right now. Kenny Rogers is NOT on of my favorite singers. Most of the lyrics, of the songs he sings, are too warm and I find his voice sickly sweet. That's just my opinion and I know that he made a lot of money in the industry so he must have been good. He just wasn't...

written by Kerry Kurt Phillips and Howard Perdew
recorded by Joe Diffie


https://youtu.be/bso9_xfmE_s

A neat little tune that tune written by 'Kerry Hurt Phillips & Howard Perdew' and recorded by Joe Diffie back in 1994. I

thought it was quite catchy and really loved the music.

written & recorded by Stompin Tom Conners


https://youtu.be/TD6nsfMe-7g

A lot of folks think that all Stompin Tom ever wrote was comical songs. Of course, if you're a real Stompin Tom fan, you know different. Tom Conners wrote songs about stories he cam across in his travels. Some where fantastical, but others were based upon facts and Canadian history. 'The Reesor Crossing Tragedy'...