This article opens with the legacy of a classic 1955 song and then continues through profiles of Johnny Cash’s final recording of "Hurt," Vicki Lawrence’s unexpected...
The article tells the story of how Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson formed The Highwaymen in 1985 and united to defend the...
Johnny Russell turned a cancelled date and a joking remark about Hollywood into “Act Naturally,” a song that Buck Owens took to No. 1 and the...
Mel Tillis waited 52 years to be inducted into the Grand Ole Opry, but his daughter Pam got there first and later had the honor of...
A young boy takes the stage and delivers a breathtaking singing performance that leaves the entire arena in silence. His powerful voice moves Simon Cowell and...
Jack Benny Lynn chose a life of hard work at Hurricane Mills rather than the spotlight, becoming a blacksmith, horse trainer, and the steady force that...
Waylon Jennings was pushed to the brink by the relentless Nashville system, and a hospitalization from hepatitis became the turning point that drove him to fight...
Billy Joe Shaver and his son Eddy wrote and recorded “Live Forever,” a song that took on deeper meaning after Eddy’s death at 38 and Billy...
Johnny Cash’s final original song, “Like the 309,” was written near the end of his life and released three years after his death on American V:...
An unassuming man auditions on America’s Got Talent by singing a Whitney Houston classic, and the crowd is initially skeptical. But once he begins performing “I...