the highwomen

"It's kind of funny, and it's kind of not, but I started this song because my kid kept asking me for a sister and a brother ..."

'I want a house with a crowded table / And a place by the fire for everyone...'

The Highwomen's message calls listeners to pay attention to country's un-listened-to stories, throughout history and today.

The history of country music tells of selfless women willing to help their peers, even at times when there were only so many spots for “girl singers” on tours, record label rosters and variety television shows.

Appreciate the earnest, vintage appeal of Lynn classics such as “Coal Miner’s Daughter” and “The Pill?” Add these five newer acts to your playlist.

We love their harmonies!

The girl-power supergroup created their own version of the tune that tells its own story.

The supergroup stunned with a cover of the Fleetwood Mac classic.

The Highwaymen sang the original "Highwayman" in the mid-1980s.

"If she ever leaves me, it won't be for you ..."