7 Years Ago Today, We Said Goodbye to the Legendary Songwriter Who Helped Make The Judds Famous With Their First No. 1 Hit
On This Day in 2013, We Lost the Air Force Veteran and World-Famous Quartet Member Who Performed With Patsy Cline, Jim Reeves, and Elvis
Watching a Young George Strait Perform This Late 80s Hit Makes Me Want To Break Out My Stetson Hat and Brushpopper Shirt
Scotty McCreery Surprises London Crowd by Bringing Out Darius Rucker for “Wagon Wheel”, Live Debut of “Bottle Rockets”
On the Charts 55 Years Ago, a Pair of Country Legends Were at No. 1 for the First Time With a Grammy-Winning Duet
On the Charts in 1965, The Supremes Had Their Fourth Straight No. 1 Hit With This Plea to a Cheating Lover
The Beatles Looked Very Different at This 1964 Press Conference (And Ringo Starr Looked Much More Feminine)
On This Day in 1947, Tex Williams Recorded the Sardonic Anti-Smoking Tune That Later Became the Title Song to a Sardonic Anti-Smoking Film
Roy Orbison’s Favorite Buddy Holly Song Was Recorded During His Final Studio Session and Released Weeks Before His Death in 1959
This Classic Rock Band Broke the Record for Having the Most No. 2 Singles, but They’re All No. 1 to Me
