Artifacts and costumes memorializing the career of Grammy-winner Lynn Anderson will be available at a Nashville estate sale ...

LOS ANGELES — Singer Buck Owens, the flashy rhinestone cowboy ... was as important to country music as fiddles. Among his biggest hits were "Together Again" (also recorded by Emmylou Harris ...

So, without further ado, here are a few country love songs that should be added to your playlist ASAP (if they are not ...

While Morgan Wallen is dropping double albums about his moping, Garth Brooks is chasing sales records and Kenny Chesney is ...

The compilation was well-timed: “Ring of Fire” had headed Hot Country Songs for seven weeks the previous summer and had crossed over to reach the top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. The chart was ...

the World’s Biggest Go-Go Dancer” in nightclubs owned by Jack Ruby. She would become friends with country music superstar Buck Owens. “He liked my sense of humor,” she recalled in 2020.

Of course I said that as a big joke and we both got a big laugh ... because a guy broke a date with his girlfriend! Buck Owens placed 90 songs on the country music charts between 1959 and 1989 ...

Larry Bastian, a songwriter who collaborated with Garth Brooks on hits like "Unanswered Prayers ... Music Female Vocalist of the Year Bonnie Owens, Buck Owens and The Buckaroos band member ...

One could even say love songs have seemingly helped to define the careers of many of the format’s biggest stars. The appeal of Johnny Cash’s fiery 1963 hit “Ring of Fire” spans generations.

Prepare for a magical evening as three legends of Hawaiian music — Jeff Peterson, Keola Beamer, and Moanalani Beamer — take the stage at Buck Owens' Crystal Palace. This extraordinary ...

From 1974: Homer Joy, a country musician in residence at the Spokane House, received a “big boost in his career” when Buck Owens recorded several of his songs. One of those songs was “The ...

Buck Owens, who pioneered the Bakersfield sound ... The song would become one of Owens’ biggest hits. Side note: Songwriters Johnny Russell and Voni Morrison were based in Fresno in the 1960s.