Born on This Day in 1951, the Blue-Eyed Singing Sister of Loretta Lynn With Hair So Long She’d Make Rapunzel Jealous
On This Day in 1950, the Prolific Recording Session That Gave Hank Williams His Second Chart-Topper and Two Other Classic Songs
On This Day in 1955, Rosemary Clooney Topped the Charts With a Song That Faced a Wide Ban in the United States and All ABC-Owned Stations
Born on This Day in 1928, the Innovative Tennessee Three Guitarist Who Shaped Johnny Cash’s Iconic Sound
On This Day in 1998, the World Lost the Producer Whose Work With Kitty Wells and Patsy Cline Defined the “Nashville Sound”
On This Day in 1958, Johnny Cash Released a No. 1 Single That Would Later Become an Award-Winning Duet With His Daughter, Rosanne Cash
Born on This Day in 1923, the Visionary Producer Who Shaped the Face of Modern Music and Introduced the World to Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, and B.B. King
On This Day in 1958, Johnny Cash Played His First-Ever Prison Concert and Changed One Inmate’s Life (and the Country Music World) Forever
On This Day in 2013, We Lost the Voice Behind “Tennessee Waltz” and the Best-Selling Female Artist of the 1950s
Country Flashback: Hank Williams Joins Roy Acuff, the Carter Family, and More Country Royalty for a Country Gospel Classic
On This Day in 1953, the World Said Goodbye to One of the Most Influential Country Artists of All Time
Born on This Day in 1954, the Award-Winning Country Singer Who Overcame a Childhood Accident That Left Him Partially Blind
