Eric Clapton recently shared a cover of Willie Nelson's "Always On My Mind," featuring Bradley Walker.
This new Willie Nelson cover and its accompanying music video pay homage to the country legend in celebration of his 90th birthday.
The music video, produced by Clapton, Simon Climie and Jerry Douglas, premiered on MTV First Look alongside a Times Square video billboard.
The video for "Always On My Mind" is a touching collection of photos and videos that celebrate Nelson's legendary, decades-spanning career.
The song was written by John Christopher Jr., Mark James and Wayne Carson Thompson.
This new release comes ahead of Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival, to be held in Los Angeles this month. Bradley Walker also will be performing there.
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Mason Ramsey recently released his latest single, "Next Right Thing," via Atlantic Records.
"In life, it is easy for things to go wrong but it is always important that we do the next right thing," Ramsey said in a press release.
Ramsey, Kendall Goodman and Brandan Day co-wrote the song's optimistic and positivity-filled lyrics.
The accompanying video, produced by Working Holiday, shows Ramsey performing the song with a pair of backup singers and strumming an electric guitar, rocking a black leather jacket and wingtip shoes.
"When life goes wrong / Yeah, life goes on," Ramsey sings ahead of the chorus of the song. "When I run outta road almost on E / I roll my windows down, and I catch the breeze / I'm on the move ain't got time to think / All that's left to do is the next right thing."
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Country singer-songwriter Dustin Lynch recently shared "Chevrolet," a collaboration with Jelly Roll.
The song is from Lynch's upcoming sixth studio album, Killed the Cowboy. The 12-track album is scheduled for release on September 29.
The song was co-written by Chase McGill, Jessi Alexander, Hunter Phelps, and Mentor Williams.
"Chevrolet" is the second track to be released from Killed the Cowboy after its title track.
Speaking about the inspiration behind the album, Lynch said, "When I'm off the road and working on my farm, I have a lot of inner dialogue. It's a boxing match inside of me, between living in the moment and enjoying where I am, versus what's the best version of me five, 10, or 20 years down the road."
"What do I want to be? What do I want life to look like? Who do I want to be around? Killed the Cowboy is that back-and-forth," he continues. "It's me asking myself, 'Am I okay? Or am I weird for not having found my person yet? And is she even out there?'
"My hope is that this album finds someone who needs to hear it," adds Lynch. "I want Killed the Cowboy to embrace the single people of the world and lift them up, to let them know that you don't have to live a 'normal' life to still be happy in your own skin."
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Eric Clapton Shares Cover Of Willie Nelson's 'Always On My Mind'
Mason Ramsey Shares Optimistic New Single 'Next Right Thing'
Dustin Lynch Teams Up With Jelly Roll On 'Chevrolet'