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56 Years Ago Today, the “First Lady of Country Music” Released the Heartbreaking Second No. 1 Album of Her Career

Country music star Tammy Wynette released 'Tammy's Touch,' the second No. 1 album of her career, on this day 56 years ago. The post

Born on This Day in 1942, the First Lady of Country Music and One of the Genre’s Most Tragic Stars

On This Day in 1975, a Tammy Wynette Song That Had Been Released 5 Times Finally Became Her First UK No. 1

28 Years Ago Today, We Said Goodbye to the First Lady of Country Music and One-Half of the Genre’s Most Talked-About Pow...

Twenty-eight years ago today, one of...

53 Years Ago Today, 14-Year-Old Tanya Tucker Scored Her First No. 1 With a Song Later Covered by George Jones and Tammy...

On This Day in 1963, Dottie West Stepped Into a Nashville Studio To Record the Song That Proved She Was “The Best Female...

On May 27, 1963, Dottie West recorded "Let Me Off at the Corner", which hit the country songs chart several months later. The post

On the Charts 27 Years Ago, Tim McGraw Was on Top With This Tearjerker Originally Recorded by Rodney Crowell

Tim McGraw took this emotional Rodney Crowell-penned ballad to the top of the country music charts in May 1999. The post

Born in the DMV 75 Years Ago Today, the Man Behind One of Country Music’s Most Timeless Love Songs and Hits for Don Will...

On This Day in 2019, Nashville Bid Farewell to the Songwriter Who Penned Country Classics for Merle Haggard, Charley Pri...

22 Years Ago, the Queen of Country Joined Forces With a Rock & Roll Hall of Famer for the Most Successful Crossover...

One of Dottie West’s Biggest Hits Was Inspired by Thinking About a Frying Pan

"Lesson In Leavin'", one of Dottie West's biggest hits, was inspired by the writers...

45 Years Ago Today, Hank Williams Jr. Landed His Third No. 1 Single With This Tribute to the “Beauty Queens in El Paso”

Country music legacy Hank Williams Jr. scored his third career No. 1 single with "Texas Women" on April 3, 1981. The post

4 Female Country Songs From the 50s and 60s With Red-Hot Attitude

No shrinking violets here. The post

4 Years Ago Today, Country Music’s Most Iconic Mother-Daughter Duo Reunited for the First Time in Two Decades for a Tear...

Four years ago today, one of the most successful duos in country music history took the stage for the first time in 20 years. Th...

On This Day in 1970, Marty Robbins Was at No. 1 With a “True” Song He Wrote for His Wife After His First Heart Attack

On This Day in 1973, Dolly Parton Stepped Into a Nashville Studio and Recorded One of the Greatest Country Songs in Hist...

Ty Herndon Opens Up About Emotional Bonnie Raitt Moment

Ty Herndon's memories of Bonnie Raitt are a blend of dreams and reality, reminding us how music connects us all. Continue reading…

Born on This Day in 1914, One Half of This Popular Country Music Duo Who Was Married to the “Queen of Country”

23 Years Ago Today, Country Music’s Matriarch Was Laid To Rest: “My Daddy Has Lost His Dearest Companion and His Soul Ma...

55 Years Ago Today, Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty Were at No. 1 With a Song That Sparked Rumors of an Affair

Fifty-five years ago today, Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty were at the top of country chart with a song that made p...

On This Day in 1962, Patsy Cline Released the EP That Included Her Final No. 1 Single

On This Day in 1968, Loretta Lynn Released the No. 1 Album That Solidified Her Tough-As-Nails Image

Fifty-eight years ago today, Loretta Lynn released a No. 1 album that produced an iconic chart-topping single. The post On This Day in 1968, Loretta Lynn Released the No. 1 Album...

Patsy Cline and Her Producer Often Butted Heads, but They Both Knew This 1962 Track Was a No. 1 Hit Immediately

Patsy Cline asked the songwriter to sing it multiple times the first night she heard it. The post Patsy Cline and Her Producer Often Butted Heads, but They Both Knew This 1962 Tra...

George Jones Called This Country Classic His Favorite Composition, Despite It Stalling at No. 2

George Jones had a soft spot in his heart for this sentimental 1960 single, despite the fact that it never quite got to No. 1 on the charts. The post George Jones Called This Coun...