On February 28, 1985, George Strait recorded "The Chair," which is widely considered one of his best songs. Written by Hank Cochran and Dean Dillon, the song came to them at 4am when they had been writing songs (and drinking) all night long and "were written out." Hank sat down across from Dean, and he strummed his guitar and sang the lyrics, "Well, excuse me, but I think you've got my chair." 45 minutes later, the song was written. Watch William Michael Morgan perform "The Chair." | Country Reb

George Strait – Drinking Champagne --- George Strait’s “Drinking Champagne”. Released in 1990 on his album Livin’ It Up, this song is a prime example of Strait’s ability to weave a relatable story into a catchy country tune. Now, Strait isn’t known for bombastic production or flashy lyrical flourishes. His strength lies in his understated delivery and his knack for capturing the everyday joys and heartbreaks of working-class life. “Drinking Champagne” perfectly exemplifies this. The song opens w

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