Have you ever wondered about the male country singers who redefined the genre in the 1960s and 1970s? These decades saw the rise of iconic artists who delighted audiences with their unique styles ...

sharing the stage with American country superstars Johnny Cash and Buck Owens. He also performed in the Grand Ole Opry in ...

The 1970s and 1980s were a golden era for country music, and some of the genre’s most iconic male singers emerged. This period saw a blend of traditional country sounds with new influences ...

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Tina Turners first four solo albums from the 1970s are being reissued for first time in over 20 years on vinyl and CD on ...

Success in country music can seem like a fairytale, but it doesn't always end up happily ever after. These country stars shocked fans when they died in very tragic ways that nobody expected.

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Success in country music can seem like a fairytale, but it doesn't always end up happily ever after. These country stars shocked fans when they died in very tragic ways that nobody expected.

The arranger of Ray Charles' cover of Don Gibson's "I Can't Stop Loving You" was none other than his recently deceased friend ...

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The subjective nature of music is what makes it so beautiful. Love or hate a genre, you're right and wrong, but what is the ...

North Carolina-native Carter Faith's "The Aftermath" celebrates her desire to evolve a female singer-songwriter legacy.