Kid Rock has experimented with almost every genre of music imaginable, and has found great success in country music in the process. In 2002, he released a song called “Picture” as a duet with Sheryl Crow, and that’s what really made country music fans pay attention to him. The song charted in the Top 25 on the […] More
Doesn’t everyone know this song? “Picture” is one of those duets you can’t help but sing along with. We’re not sure if Sheryl Crow and Kid Rock knew it at the time, but this is one of the best country-rock duets of the 2000’s. The duo originally recorded the song together in 2002. However, Crow’s label never gave Rock permission to release her […] More
2001 was a big year for Kid Rock. It was the year that he released his album Cocky, which was unlike anything he had ever done before. Previously, Rock had jumped around from genre to genre, focusing specifically on hip-hop and rap. But he decided to go in a different direction when it came time […] More
Name a genre of music, and it seems that Kid Rock has released a song that would fit into that category. After previously testing out other genres, Rock made his first foray into country music with the release of his 2002 single, “Picture.” Today, “Picture” remains one of the biggest hits of Rock’s career. The […] More
Country singers Miranda Lambert and Sheryl Crow joined the First Lady of Country, Loretta Lynn, for a performance of her iconic “Coal Miner’s Daughter.” The recording came about as part of the 2010 tribute album to Lynn, Coal Miner’s Daughter: A Tribute to Loretta Lynn. In addition to Crow and Lambert, some of the biggest names in music […] More
If anyone is worthy of the title “icon,” it’s James Taylor. The 68-year-old singer-songwriter has brought us some of the greatest songs in rock history, including his number one hit “You’ve Got a Friend.” Although Taylor had been performing since 1966, he didn’t get his big break until 1970. That is the year he released […] More
One of the most iconic songs in all of music’s history, this unforgettable classic first got its start back in the early 60s when Johnny Cash’s future wife, June Carter, wrote it about the feelings she had while falling head over heels for Mr. Cash. It was originally recorded and released by her sister, Anita Carter, […] More
