Written by June Carter just around the time she was falling in love with the Man in Black, Johnny Cash's version of "Ring of Fire" was a #1 hit upon its release in 1963. The two were married ...

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Savannah's femenist, femme choir celebrates Spring with a concer featuring commissioned works, music you can feel in your bones.

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These emo and pop punk love songs from the early 2000s are the perfect soundtrack for those 'butterfly in my tummy' feels. A little bit of pop punk, a bit of electronica, a lot of heart ...

You see, any attempts to play songs from the playlist using Windows Media Player just doesn’t work. The reason why the songs did not play, is the fact that the media player still believes the ...

Songwriters Doug Johnson and Tim James have an interesting story behind the 2010 hit "Love ... in the song's chorus, he lived them every day. As did James' dad. James: "When I play corporate ...

Are you living in fear or trusting in love? This is a life-changing choice. I hope you enjoy this little reminder to catch yourself when you're thinking/living with fear, and if you are, then use your ...

Taylor Swift is pulling back the curtain. The pop star gave Amazon Music listeners commentary about five songs on her “very ...

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