Songs from decades past are routinely revived or rediscovered, and that’s currently happening in a big way with “Tennessee Whiskey,” a 44-year-old honky-tonk song about salvation by someone ...

2. “Tennessee Whiskey,” Chris Stapleton Probably the most obvious addition to this list: “Tennessee Whiskey. If NASA sent one country song into outer space it might be Chris Stapleton’s ...

The Grand Ole Opry rallied fans to crown the best of the best, spanning the 1930s through the 2010s. It's a carefully crafted ...

The accomplished songwriter is also creating new songs specifically for the musical. More information about Tennessee Whiskey: The Musical can be found on the productions official website.

Full disclosure: This song can be hard to sing. Stapleton moves his voice up and down smoother than the rising and setting sun (or Tennessee Whiskey, for that matter). While this seems ...

George Strait knows a hit song when he hears it, but he passed on recording a country classic that became a hit for several other artists.

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These three country musicians made these songs into their own thanks to the success they achieved with them, but they belong to someone else.

By now, everyone knows that David Allan Coe and George Jones sang "Tennessee Whiskey," Stapleton's breakout song, before he did, but all three of Stapleton's albums are dotted with re-imagined tracks.

One night, he met up with Linda Hargrove and they wrote “Tennessee Whiskey” together in under an hour. David Allan Coe and George Jones would go on to record versions of the song.

True story: Chris Stapleton's most famous song to date, the one that essentially launched his career, was never a single. Really. Stapleton and his record label never released "Tennessee Whiskey ...

CJ Terrell has pipes as smooth as Tennessee Whiskey. The Ole Miss Safety delivered a stellar rendition of Chris Stapleton's song during the Texas Bowl Luncheon on Tuesday.