American music to white audiences around the world. But which blues musician was the first that Elvis discovered?
Bill Monroe, the founding father of bluegrass music, died on September 9, 1996, just four days shy of his 85th birthday.
Presley recorded "Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues" at Stax Studios in Memphis on Dec. 13, 1973. Guitarist James Burton and ...
Sept. 9 music history spans Elvis on Ed Sullivan, John Lennon’s Imagine, Green Day in Boston, and Ozzy Osbourne’s ...
Country music hitmaker Don Williams, who amassed 17 No. 1 hits and 45 top 10 songs, left us nine years ago today at age 78.
From The Byrds and Flying Burrito Brothers, the story of how Gram Parsons transformed American music despite a life cut ...
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Quote of the day by Elvis Presley: 'To judge a man by his weakest link or deed is like ...'
Elvis' story — the triumphs and tragedies of a poor kid becoming the biggest of stars, only to be swept away by it all — is ...
On horseback, under a nearly cloudless blue sky, the pastor removed his cowboy hat and bowed his head, speaking to the Lord during an unconventional Sunday worship service hosted by a nascent ...
The swampy Southern favorite gave its songwriter a breakthrough before becoming a showstopper for the King of Rock 'n' Roll.
Country artist Belle Frantz announced her debut album, a 17-song collection featuring Wynonna Judd, Reba McEntire and Ashley ...
Chad Butler, the drummer for alternative rock band Switchfoot, said he’s a fan of family-friendly music events and wouldn’t ...
Cotton Plant’s claim on Sister Rosetta Tharpe is not provincial homerism. She did not help invent this music despite coming ...
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