2017 â Thomas Rhett released his album Life Changes, which produced 5 number-one singles â including the title track which was sitting at number-one on the release day 2015 â Frankie Ballard was at number-one with âYoung & Crazyâ 1932 â Patsy Cline was born on this day in Winchester, Virginia. Her hits began in 1957 with âWalkinââŠâŠ MORE
This is A Day in the Country with Paul Koffy â August 3rd In 2019, Maren Morrisâ song âGirlâ was number-one In 2016, Carrie Underwoodâs âChurch Bells,â was certified Gold In 2012, Tim McGraw was inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. And back in 1999 Patsy Cline finally received a star on the HollywoodâŠâŠ MORE
Nashvilleâs Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum hosted an online fundraiser via YouTube on Oct. 28 that featured a whoâs who of country stars. Big Night (At the Museum) paired country music stars with historic instruments for a one-of-a-kind night of music. Artists taking part included Alison Brown, Kane Brown, Carlene Carter, Rodney Crowell,âŠâŠ MORE
Carrie Underwood performed a medley of songs made popular by trailblazing female country stars at the Grand Ole Opry during the ACM Awards on Sept. 16. Carrieâs medley included Patsy Clineâs âCrazy,â Loretta Lynnâs âYou Ainât Woman Enough (To Take My Man),â Barbara Mandrellâs âI Was Country When Country Wasnât Cool,â Dolly Partonâs âWhyâd YouâŠâŠ MORE
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Loretta Lynn released an animated video for her new cover of Patsy Clineâs âI Fall to Pieces.â Created by director Aaron Ray, the video celebrates Loretta and Patsyâs friendship and features custom illustrations and animations. Written by Hank Cochran and Harlan Howard, âI Fall to Piecesâ was Patsyâs first No. 1 hit on the countryâŠâŠ MORE
Loretta Lynn released a newly recorded cover of Patsy Clineâs âI Fall to Piecesâ on April 3. Written by Hank Cochran and Harlan Howard, âI Fall to Piecesâ was Patsyâs first No. 1 hit on the country charts in 1961. Before her death in a plane crash in 1963, Patsy was an established star whoâŠâŠ MORE
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Trisha Yearwood met her match Thursday night (April 13) when her look-a-like wax figure was unveiled during Madame Tussauds Nashville grand opening ceremony. Industry folks gathered at the new location, in Opry Mills Mall, to get a first look at the never-before-seen attraction the day before it opened to the public. In a surprise turn,âŠâŠ MORE
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Like the late icons Marilyn Monroe and James Dean, Patsy Cline continues to fascinate us. Even now, more than 50 years after her death, Patsyâs music and door-opening influence live as vividly today as they did when Patsy was scoring huge radio hits like âCrazyâ and âI Fall to Piecesâ in the early 1960s. LongtimeâŠâŠ MORE
Arguably one of the greatest voices in country music, Patsy Cline would have celebrated her 85th birthday this year on Sept. 8. As a tribute to Patsy, the American Masters series is honoring the country legendâwho died in a plane crash 54 years ago on March 5, 1963, at the age of 30âwith the worldâŠâŠ MORE
Singer/songwriter Camaron Ochs, better known to the country music-loving world as simply Cam, is in the midst of the best year of her career. Not only did she earn multiple nominations at the Grammys (Best Country Solo Performance), ACM Awards (Song, Single and New Female Vocalist of the Year) and CMA Awards (Song and MusicâŠâŠ MORE
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