Classic Country: The Grand Tour

Country music has always cherished its icons and their signature songs, but fans also know that for every “Grand Tour” or “Coal Miner's Daughter,” there exists a lesser-known treasure every bit of equal value. Like Waylon Jennings and Jesse Colter's leather-and-lace ode to the long haul, “Storms Never Last;” Juice Newton's kiss of new-school rockabilly “Queen of Hearts,” and the folk-infusion of John Denver's traditional tale of big mistakes, “I'm Sorry.” Charlie Rich, who scored his biggest hit with a beauty written by someone else (Kenny O'Dell's “Behind Closed Doors”), reveals himself to be a master craftsman with his own bad-night-worse-morning mourner “Sittin' and Thinkin';” and one-of-a-kind Country icon Marty Robbins revisits a past life on a startling, stunning “El Paso City.”