Gretchen Wilson and Kenny Chesney Have Great Singing Chemistry

Gretchen and Kenny make "Hurt So Good" sound so good. The duet they sing together, delivers a playful demonstration of their great singing chemistry. Their version of the 1982 John Cougar hit, is powerfully fun and entertaining.

Young Love May Bloom Into Mature and Enduring Love

There are high school sweethearts; and there are grade school crushes. Young love is a wonderful thing. It can be complex, or it can be as simple as checking a 'will you be by girlfriend/boyfriend?' "yes" or a "no" questionnaire. The condition of a young person who develops a friendship with another young person of the opposite sex, may be the budding of a long-time or forever romance. George Strait sings "Check Yes Or No" -- about playful young love, that endures the test of time.

Doing Something Right is Even Better When Acknowledged by a Passionate Sigh

Billy Currington's "Must Be Doing Something Right" is a romantic smooth song, about someone who thinks that he must be on on target, or at least in the right direction in regards to pleasing his partner. The passionate sigh of a lover, may speak a lot of words about a partner doing the right thing. Someone who knows what he or she is doing, makes being on the same page and romance a pleasurable natural thing. To be in-sync with one another by being able to read the sighs, is a part of reaching the romantic goal. The acknowledgement and appreciation of someone who knows what he or she is doing, is part of the importance and delight of being a couple. 

Four Ladies Make "It's A Heartache" a Cool Personalized Classic

Bonnie Tyler, who sang the original "It's A Heartache", is the lady who started it all. The ultimate song for the heartbroken, "It's A Heartache" may remind us, that even when we depend on people to be there for us, we may still be let down, and we can lose the ones that mean the most to us.

Juice Newton -- Lorrie Morgan -- and Trick Pony, are also three ladies who covered "It's A Heartache". Each version of the song has variations, that make them cool and personalized covers of the classic -- and it all started with Bonnie Tyler.

  

 

"Nobody" and "Snapshot" May Prompt a Nostalgic Sense for Sylvia Fans

Everybody may not remember this upbeat 1982 song, but Sylvia preformed it with a cutie-pie inflection to her voice, singing the words of this cleverly worded song, which I believe is very nostalgic.

Sylvia sings "Nobody" -- live in 1982. 

"Snapshot" is another nostalgic wonder sung by Sylvia, to be remembered and appreciated.

 

Crystal Apparently Loves Growing Her Hair All-the-Way -- And Sings "Half the Way" on "Solid Gold"

Partial love, is not necessarily a desired condition. It may seem like a little-bit of a tease. The full-effect of love, is always better. Crystal Gayle sings "Half the Way" -- a song, that (in this interpretation) reminds us of the desire for the full-effect condition regarding total-love. She sings the hit on "Solid Gold", with such grace and beauty. (And extremely beautiful long-hair, as well. You may wonder, which kind of conditioner she uses.)

Perhaps We Are Not So Far Apart -- Feeling United by the Moon

When a couple is apart, they can find solace in the perception that they may not be too far apart, when they see the same moon which shines also on their away partner. The moon may create the illusion or give the feeling of unity, because it travels with us. It makes us feel connected; and in unity with each other. A great focal-point for creating the feeling, that your partner is not as far as he or she really is.

Toby Keith sings "Does That Blue Moon Ever Shine On You" which may remind far-apart couples that focusing on the moon, may create a feeling of being united.