Now, this writer is not so naive as to think that there aren’t arguments one could make for other decades. But for argument’s sake, here are seven tracks that are evidence of just how great 1970s ...

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Dierks Bentley didn't hold back when he gushed about his longtime friend, Miranda Lambert, in a recent interview.

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The song was so misunderstood that it was subjected to an FBI investigation because of the rumored meaning behind the lyrics.

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