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Jamey Johnson, whose 2010 double album, 'The Guitar Song' featured 'Set Em Up, Joe,' is putting the finishing touches on a duets tribute album to one of that song's co-writers, the late Hank Cochran. CMT reports that the disc will pair him vocally with Ray Price, Willie Nelson, Alison Krauss, Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello, George Strait, Vince Gill and Merle Haggard, among others...

Neal McCoy has had his share of ups and downs as a country star. But one thing that has never wavered or been in dispute throughout the Texas native's Energizer bunny-like career is his ability to entertain people and get them up out of their seats to sing along...

Merle Haggard is a prolific songwriter, as well as dynamic entertainer, who has penned several of his own hits, including 'Okie From Muskogee,' I Wonder If They Ever Think of Me' and 'My Favorite Memory.' Yet in spite of his success, in a legendary career that is still going strong more than 45 years after his first album, 'Strangers,' was released, the 74-year-old is surprisingly a bit envious of

Jamey Johnson stands as the lone country artist celebrating the career of ZZ Top on the upcoming album, 'A Tribute From Friends,' due out October 8. Covering the band's 1973 classic 'La Grange,' the country rebel joins an all-star roster, including rockers Grace Potter & The Nocturnals, Daughtry and Nickelback. W...

Erika Goldring Jamey Johnson and Billy Joe Shaver have signed on to perform at this year's Farm Aid benefit concert, which will take place at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park in Kansas City, Mo. on August 13. The acclaimed singer-songwriters join an already star-studded line-up, including Dave Mathews, Jason Mraz, Jakob Dylan, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, Robert Francis, Will Dailey & the R

Jerrod Niemann has gone through plenty of rough patches, along with a lot of good times over the past few years with buddies Jamey Johnson and Randy Houser. Now that they've all launched their own separate successful careers, he realizes the value and strength of their bond more than ever...

Jamey Johnson is known for his songwriting and singing prowess, but as of late he's been stretching to include producing. Most recently, the 'In Color' singer teamed with gospel group the Blind Boys of Alabama for their album 'Take the High Road,' and is now working with songwriter Erin Enderlin on her debut project...

Jamey Johnson is definitely living the life. Starting Friday (May 27), he's going to be paid to play songs in front of his adoring fans with some of his closest friends and one very important icon. In other words, he'll head out on this year's Country Throwdown Tour with Willie Nelson, Randy Houser, Lee Brice and more...

Jamey Johnson received the Rising Star Award at the Alabama Hall of Fame induction ceremony last year, and although the honor was great, he received an even better gift during the show when he met and performed with famed gospel group, the Blind Boys of Alabama...

The Blind Boys of Alabama obviously have a special place in their hearts for the people of their home state, so the group quickly signed on to participate in tonight's 'Music Builds: The CMT Disaster Relief Concert' organized by Hank Williams Jr...