In a heartfelt podcast chat, Tim McGraw reveals why he stepped back from recording one of George Strait's biggest hits.

The “King of Country Music” George Strait made fans emotional during a recent concert. At a performance in Philadelphia last week, Strait, 72, performed his 2011 song “I’ll Always Remember You,” which contains a spoken bridge about his potential retirement.

“Carrying You Love With Me” was written by Steve Bogard and Jeff Stevens, and it peaked at the top of the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart in 1997.

George Strait Jr., known as Bubba, and his wife Tamara Strait are being sued by San Antonio-based Build Modern, accused of fraud and conspiracy.

Country music legend George Straight left fans emotional at a recent concert. In a heartfelt moment posted to TikTok,

On Tuesday, May 20, country star Tracy Lawrenc e dropped the latest episode of his podcast, TL's Road House, featuring fellow country superstar Tim McGraw. The two came up in country together in the 1990s and started reminiscing about their songs and what it's like to age as a singer.

Even if his body no longer allows for “dancing around,” Strait’s voice showed no sign of age. The King of Country Music sang with understated emotion and whiskey-smooth tonality.

George Strait and Willie Nelson have been friends and each other’s crutches for years and bond over their shared love of music whenever they get the chance. A source exclusively tells Closer the two intend to keep the good times rolling until they ride into the sunset.

George Strait has sold his one-of-a-kind mansion in Texas, and it was actually a real deal. The country legend asked $6.9 million for his 7,925-square-foot home that includes three bedrooms, four full bathrooms and two half-baths on a hilltop in a very exclusive area of San Antonio. The final selling price was not disclosed.

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