Six Pack at 7 – City Songs
This week it's all about location, location, location. We ranked country songs that help put these cities on the map!
6. Cincinnati, OH by Connie... Read More.
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Six Pack at 7 – Tanya Tucker
She started her career as a teenager and is still going strong in her 60s. This week, we asked YOU to help us narrow... Read More.
November 7
Red Foley records Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy in 1949 at the Castle Studio in the Tulane Hotel. The song is... Read More.
Six Pack at 7 – Country’s Creepiest Songs
Believe it or not, country music has a scary side! In honor of Halloween weekend, we counted down Country Music's Creepiest Songs.
6. Long Black... Read More.
Six Pack at 7 – Leading Ladies of the 80s
The 1980s was a great decade for women in country music. It helped that the sound of country was changing - which paved the... Read More.
Six Pack at 7 – Alan Jackson
Alan celebrated a birthday over the weekend and at The Possum, we celebrate Alan EVERYDAY! It's hard to narrow his work down to just... Read More.
Six Pack at 7 – Train Songs
All aboard! This week's Six Pack at 7 features songs written on trains, about trains or featuring trains. Choo Choo!
October 7
Sevier County holds the first Dolly Parton Day in 1967 as 7,000 people gather at the courthouse for a show that also... Read More.
Six Pack at 7 – Jukebox Junkies
The Jukebox is an important fixture in country music. The number of songs starring the jukebox proves that! We've ranked the Top 6 from... Read More.
Six Pack at 7 – Getting Older
It happens to everybody, 'til it doesn't. This week's Six Pack at 7 honors the art of getting older.
6. "Too Old To Die Young"... Read More.
Six Pack at 7 – Life Behind Bars
Many country songs were written from the prisoner's perspective. Here's how we rank the Top 6:
#6 - "In The Jailhouse Now" by Webb Pierce
#5... Read More.
Six Pack at 7 – George Jones
On this week's Six Pack at 7, we honored George Jones on what would have been his 89th birthday. You helped us with the... Read More.
