COUNTRY CLASSICS•Eric Church - Chief
Chief took you away from the world for three, four, five minutes and then dropped you back where you began - only now somehow changed, in touch with a feeling that you didn’t know you already had, in exactly the way that The Boss' own records do.
COUNTRY CLASSICS•Kris Kristofferson - The Silver Tongued Devil and I
While far greater stardom and albums with bigger hits were to come, The Silver Tongued Devil and I was widely received as even better than Kristofferson's greatest hits of a debut.
COUNTRY CLASSICS•LeAnn Rimes - Blue
We take a look back at the iconic album that shot a 13-year-old LeAnn Rimes to global fame.
COUNTRY CLASSICS•The Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East
We reflect on this iconic album for its 50th anniversary, taking a look back at the story of the band's live recording at New York City's iconic Fillmore East.
COUNTRY CLASSICS•Randy Travis - The Storms of Life
Travis’ debut would prove to have an indelible influence on those who quickly followed him and contemporary artists who fly their own flag today.
COUNTRY CLASSICS•Emmylou Harris - Wrecking Ball
When a 48-year-old Harris stepped through the doors of producer Daniel Lanois’ New Orleans home to make her 18th studio album, little did we know that she’d emerge with this haunting masterpiece.
COUNTRY CLASSICS•The Classics: Waylon Jennings - Honky Tonk Heroes
Honky Tonk Heroes ended up being the first real outlaw-country record, and to many it remains Waylon Jennings' finest moment.
