You often hear a lot about the “dream [something],” whether it’s a job, a car, a new house, or pretty much anything else under the sun. Life would be boring without the promise of one day ...

TUCKER: That's the title song, in which it becomes clear that Tyler Childers isn't portraying himself as a fancy-pants squire of the country; nope, it's a reference to a brand of camper.

the singer and May bought a used camper that its previous owners had named "Country Squire." The rest of the story is in the song's lyrics: Childers worked multiple jobs and gigged in bars ...

Backed by slick steel guitar and whip-tight band, Childers soulfully dedicates himself to another (“All Your’n"), builds a castle for two out of a camper (“Country Squire”), offers the ...

The ad for today's Nice Price or No Dice Country Squire notes it being the same model of Ford that James Dean used as the chase car for his racing exploits. We all know how that ended for Dean.

Incorporated in 1974, Country Camper operated as a diverse provider of recreational products during the 1980s. Attached to fifth wheel trailers, travel trailers, park models as well as Class A and ...