Recorded on March 30, 1972, at RCA Studio C in Hollywood, “Always On My Mind” captures Elvis Presley at his most vulnerable and heartfelt. In this tender performance, The King lays bare a quiet regret and a love that lingers long after words have faded. His voice—rich, aching, and sincere—wraps around every lyric, turning a simple melody into an intimate confession. It’s not just a song; it’s the sound of a man looking back, wishing he had done more, said more, loved better. This timeless recording reminds us that even legends carry moments of longing and remorse, and in Elvis’s hands, those emotions become unforgettable.

Introduction: When we think of Elvis Presley, the image that often comes to mind is...

After decades on stage, Randy Owen gave his final farewell before a crowd of 40,000. During the last song of his career, something unforgettable happened—he dedicated it to the love of his life. In a moment filled with emotion, he invited his wife to join him on stage. Tears streamed down her face, and many in the audience couldn’t hold back their own. It was more than just the end of a concert; it was a heartfelt tribute, a public declaration of love, and a goodbye that would forever remain in the hearts of everyone who witnessed it.

Introduction: It was more than a concert — it was the closing scene of a...

Country music legend Randy Owen is living proof that you can’t keep a good man down. Despite decades of fame and success, he’s stayed true to his roots, holding fast to the values that shaped him. Stardom hasn’t pulled him away from what truly matters — especially his deep love and respect for his mother. Through it all, Randy remains grounded, showing the world that no amount of spotlight can outshine the importance of family and home.

Introduction: Randy Owen first soared to country music stardom in the late 1980s as the...

Randy Owen’s mother, Martha Owen, passed away on June 2, 2022, at the age of 90. Back in 2001, for a special Mother’s Day feature, the Alabama frontman sat down with his mom for a heartfelt conversation with Kathy Kemp of The Birmingham News. The resulting story, published on May 13, 2001, carried the fitting headline: “Close Enough to Perfect: Fame hasn’t uprooted Randy Owen from things that matter — like his mom.” It offered readers a warm glimpse into their close bond and the values that kept Owen grounded despite his musical success.

Introduction: Randy Owen and the Woman Behind the Music: A Mother’s Day Tribute to Martha...