Milltown Radio https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html A “Profound Religious Experience” Led to This Massive Kris Kristofferson Hit Most People Don’t Know That Chubby Checker’s Biggest Hit From 1960 Was Actually a Cover Song Another Vulgar Zach Bryan Fan Experience, Or Was It Just a Joke? Why the Alternate Title of This Tears for Fears Hit From 1985 Makes Total Sense I Never Thought I’d Like This Song Sung by Anyone Other Than Elvis—and Then Blake Shelton Stepped to the Mic 21 Years Ago, Bruce Springsteen’s Lyrics Were Too Raunchy for a Major Retailer 4 Times a One-Hit Wonder From the 1990s Was Actually a Perfect Song Noah Kahan Reflects on Tragic Loss and the Moment That Still Haunts Him The Sets You Won’t Want to Miss at Country Thunder Florida On the Charts 30 Years Ago Today, Shania Twain Scored the Only No. 1 Hit She Didn’t Write Herself I Can’t Believe No One Remembers These 3 Hard Rock Songs From the 1960s ‘The Voice’ Star Sparks “Cowboy Era” Rumors With Mind Blowing Ella Langley Cover This Top 10 Country Hit Boosted the Career of One Singer (And Caused a Huge Fight Between Two Others) 3 of the Most Beautiful Songs Written by Rock’s Loudest Bands Lainey Wilson Gets Real About Overdoing It in the Studio on Latest Hit: “I Just Let It All Go” On This Day in 1970, Marty Robbins Was at No. 1 With a “True” Song He Wrote for His Wife After His First Heart Attack Born in Texas on This Day in 1945, the Progressive Country Legend Described as “The Missing Link Between Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly” 3 Beatles Songs That Lennon-McCartney Wrote as Beginner Songwriters How a Universally Gross Experience Turned Into a 1972 One-Hit Wonder That “Paid a Lot of Child Support” 24 Years Ago, We Lost the Songwriter Who Shaped Early Rock & Roll With Hits Recorded by Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis Ted Turner, the Media Mogul Behind CNN and the Braves, Dead at 87 Carrie Underwood Graduated College After She Became a Star Remember When Prince Played on (And Inspired) This Stevie Nicks Song From 1983? 3 Country Songs Where the Spoken Parts Steal the Show Remember When This Prince Song “Inspired” an Organization To Force Parental Advisory Stickers on Records in 1985? Why George Harrison Was Skeptical of Beatles Biopics After Their Breakup: “Free-For-All” Kacey Musgraves Calls Country “Home” While Pushing the Genre Forward With ‘Middle of Nowhere’ On This Day in 1965, Keith Richards Woke up in a Florida Hotel Room and Wrote the Rolling Stones’ First US No. 1 “Do You Even Know Her?”: Vince Gill Wrote This 1994 Country Ballad About Amy Grant Years Before They Started Dating 3 Forgotten Folk Songs That Rival the Storytelling Genius of Bob Dylan The Story Behind Johnny Cash’s Only Rolling Stones Cover, and One of the Final Songs Recorded With Brian Jones 3 Rock Songs From 1972 That Every 70s Kid Still Knows by Heart How a Writer’s Strike Against a Label Connected to the Mob Helped Create This 1968 Smash Hit 3 Performances That Changed Rock History Overnight 3 Timeless Songs From the 1990s That Will Make You Fall in Love With Whistling Again 4 Massive Pop and Rock Hits From American Bands That Took Over Airwaves in 1967 “I’ll Wire You $1 Million Right Now”: Parker McCollum Recalls the Gutsy Decision That One Label Exec Called the “Biggest Mistake You’ll Ever Make” This Track From David Bowie’s ‘Scary Monsters’ Took a Jab at Gary Numan Riley Green Earns Four ACM Nominations, But One Means the Most Jason Aldean + Luke Bryan’s Moms Are Surprisingly Close Kacey Musgraves and Miranda Lambert Light up Gruene Hall in Texas With Surprise Performance of “Horses and Divorces” 3 Classic Rock Songs From the 1960s That Made Us Start a Band Back in the Day 3 Classic Rock Songs From the 1980s That Were Insanely Ahead of Their Time 4 Amazing Queen Singles That Deserved Better Success in the US 3 Synth-Pop Classics From the 1980s When You Want to Dial up the Nostalgia 3 One-Hit Wonders From the 2000s With Choruses That Get Stuck in Your Head for Days Remember When George Harrison Made a Video That (Sort Of) Contained a Beatles Reunion in 1987 Noah Kahan Reflects on Friend’s Death and Last Message How Bob Dylan Borrowed From Hank Williams To Create His First Big Hit Remembering When The Band Released a New Studio Album After They Said Goodbye at ‘The Last Waltz’ in 1977