On This Day in 2003, Country Music Said Goodbye to the Sad Poet Whose Songs Were Recorded by the Likes of Johnny Cash, Neil Young, and Patsy Cline
Pete Townshend Originally Joined The Who Because the “School Bully” Asked Him to, but He Didn’t Think It’d Last
On This Day in 1998, Garth Brooks Released the Wildly Successful Album That Broke a Sales Record Set by Pearl Jam
Johnny Cash’s Classics-Packed 1957 Debut Album, ‘His Hot and Blue Guitar,’ Getting Reissued on High Quality Vinyl in 2026
On This Day in 2007, the Eagles Reached the Top of the Chart with a Landmark Album Following an Extended Hiatus
New Compilation of Unreleased Demos by Badfinger Predecessor Band The Iveys, ‘Miniskirts & Rainbows,’ Due Out Soon
“Smoke One of Your Doobies”: Todd Snider’s Hilarious and Heartwarming Memory of Co-Writing With Loretta Lynn
On This Day in 1980, Dolly Parton Released an Iconic Album That Saw Her Return to Her Country Sound After Dabbling in Pop
