“You Look So Good In Love” Is A Country Ballad That Became A Signature Hit For George Strait In 1983.

Written by Glen Ballard, Rory Bourke, and Kerry Chater, the song reflects on lost love and admiring an ex-partner moving on with someone new.

The track quickly ascended the charts, claiming the top spot on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart, marking another success in Strait’s already impressive career.

Its poignant lyrics and heartfelt delivery struck a chord with audiences, making it a staple in country music.

The song’s emotional depth and smooth melody have made it a popular choice for covers by various artists across genres. “You Look So Good in Love” remains a timeless classic in George Strait’s repertoire, encapsulating the bittersweet essence of lost love and admiration.

Its chart-topping success, coupled with its enduring popularity and numerous covers, solidifies its status as an emblematic country ballad that resonates with listeners, evoking emotions of longing and nostalgia.

Because of the history and importance of the song, many artists have covered it and we have pulled some of our favorites.

Take a look a 5 covers of “You Look So Good In Love.”

Teddy Swims

The YouTube star  posted his version of George Strait’s hit song in 2019 and it has garnered 7.7 million views!

Ethan Lively

During Season 20 of The Voice, the cowboy hat-clad singer impressed Blake Shelton enough to turn his chair!

Jamie Foxx

The multi-talented Jamie Foxx took to the stage to honor the King of Country Music in a CBS event called the George Strait Special. The Oscar-winner’s soulful approach to the country hit gave this melody a striking new sound that, although vastly different from the original, appeased the audience and received a much-deserved standing ovation!

Kelly Clarkson

To open her talk show on April 19, 2021, Kelly Clarkson performed “You Look So Good In Love.” She earned rave reviews from fans online, bringing many to tears with her flawless rendition.

Cody Johnson

Back in 2016 when he was an independent artist, Cody Johnson was invited to pay tribute to George Strait leading up to Strait’s 2016 release of Strait Out Of The Box: Part 2. 

And we, of course, can’t forget about George Strait performing the song! Watch his live performance below!