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Bobby Bare is a country music hitmaker unlike any other, and he was born on this very day, April 7, 1935. The post
Country singer Bobby Lewis, whose biggest hit was 1966's "How Long Has It Been?", celebrates his 84th birthday on May 9. The post
Country singer Bobby Lewis, whose biggest hit was 1966's "How Long Has It Been?", celebrates his 84th birthday on May 9. The post
Jacob Tolliver has released his cover of Bobby Bare’s “Tequila Sheila,” and it’s exactly as wild as it sounds. The Portsmouth, Ohio-born pianist and singer goes full throttle on th...
Fifty-two years ago today, Charlie Rich was at the top of the country chart with a Grammy-winning hit penned by a legendary figure. The post
These outlaw country deep cuts are the rewards you get when you press play on an album from the 1970s...
Sheb Wooley was a double threat, an icon of country music and acting, and he was born on this very day in 1921. The post
Jack Blanchard, who scored a No. 1 country hit with wife Misty Morgan in 1970, celebrates his...
Jack Blanchard, who scored a No. 1 country hit with wife Misty Morgan in 1970, celebrates his...
Roger Miller was the first artist to record "Me and Bobby McGee" on May 16, 1969. His version reached No. 12 on the country charts. The post
Roger Miller was the first artist to record "Me and Bobby McGee" on May 16, 1969. His version reached No. 12 on the country charts. The post
Country music legend Buck Owens scored his third career No. 1 hit with "My Heart Skips a Beat" on May 21, 1964. The post
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