Chris Stapleton and Maren Morris teamed up to deliver a stunning rendition of Tom Petty’s iconic song “Free Fallin”. Chris Stapleton has become a country music superstar. The crooner scored two GRAMMY Awards for Best Country Album for Traveller and Best Country Solo Recording for “Traveller.” He also showed off his comedy skills on Jimmy Kimmel Live and sure left a big impression on viewers. He closed out his amazing week with a three-night gig at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium.
“My Church” and “Drunk Girls Don’t Cry” singer-songwriter Maren Morris opened for Stapleton on Thursday night and joined him on stage for a blues-infused rendition of Tom Petty’s hit song “Free Fallin’.” Check out video of their stunning collaboration below.
Chris Stapleton and Maren Morris Cover Free Fallin’
A Reverent Tribute to Petty
Tom Petty’s “Free Fallin’,” originally released in 1989 as part of his debut solo album Full Moon Fever, remains one of the most beloved songs in rock history. The track’s universal appeal lies in its poignant lyrics, breezy melody, and emotional depth—elements that Stapleton and Morris captured beautifully in their rendition. The pair’s voices blended seamlessly, creating a soulful interpretation that honored the spirit of the original while showcasing their unique styles.
Stapleton and Morris’s cover of “Free Fallin’” is more than just a tribute; it’s a testament to the song’s enduring legacy and its ability to transcend time and genre. By reimagining the classic through their own lens, the duo not only paid homage to Tom Petty but also introduced his music to a new generation of fans.
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