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Loretta Lynn kept saying "I don't know what's going on; nobody has told me anything," as she met with press last Friday night in Hurricane Mills, Tenn., where she was honored with "A Tribute to an American Icon" for her 50 years in country music...

All the proof that Patty Loveless' last name is a misnomer was evident at her September 23 concert at the renowned Birchmere in Alexandria, Va. Almost two hours, four standing ovations and a host of songs after the September 23 show started, an all-ages crowd of fans -- many clutching giant posters and 8 x10 glossies of the 65th member of the Grand Ole Opry -- stood in the drippingly humid night a

The Boot contributor Deborah Evans Price is the author of 'The CMA Awards Vault,' which gives readers unprecedented access to the annual Country Music Association Awards, regarded as 'Country Music's Biggest Night.' The coffee table sized book traces the history of the awards show from its beginning in 1967, when it was broadcast on radio, through the glitz and glamor of last year's festivities a

She recorded her first album and scored her first hit single when she was still a teenager. Now, 50 years into a remarkable career, Loretta Lynn is still writing, recording and performing -- and getting ready for a big celebration to mark a half-century in the music business...

John Carter Cash makes no bones about the fact that although he enjoys performing, working in the studio is his true passion. While many have likely heard the music to come out of Cabin Cash Studio in Hendersonville, Tenn. -- which Johnny Cash built on his property north of Nashville in 1978 and where he, his wife June Carter Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Earl Scruggs, Loretta Lynn, Elvis Costello, Em

Loretta Lynn, the 'Coal Miner's Daughter,' has enjoyed a 50-year career and in the process has become a true American icon. To celebrate the Kentucky-born legend's 50th anniversary, a diverse group of artists has contributed tracks to 'Coal Miner's Daughter: A Tribute to Loretta Lynn,' an album set for release November 9 on Columbia Records...

Artist: Stealing Angels Members: Caroline Cutbirth, Jennifer Wayne & Tayla Lynn Sound Like: SHeDAISY meets Miranda Lambert Formed in: Nashville, Tenn. (by way of California, Texas and Tennessee) Debut Single: 'He Better Be Dead' Why We Dig Them: Take the descendants of frontiersman Daniel Boone (Caroline), film icon John Wayne (Jennifer) and Country Music Hall of Fame legend Loretta Lynn (Ta

Loretta Lynn will be celebrated in song on 'A Coal Miner's Daughter: A Tribute to Loretta Lynn,' set for November 9 release on Columbia Records. The label is mum on which artists we can expect to hear on the album but the disc coincides with several events designed to celebrate 50 years since Loretta's song 'I'm a Honky Tonk Girl' was released...

Sisters Emily Robison and Martie Maguire are two thirds of the best-selling female band in music history -- the Dixie Chicks. But the duo, who now perform as the Court Yard Hounds, were almost dirt-kickingly modest during their Washington, D...

Laura Cash may have the all-star family name of her husband John Carter Cash, but she earned her musical success all by herself. One listen to the startling expressive fiddle on the title track of 'Awake But Dreaming' and Laura's crispy, rootsy vocals (think Patsy Cline meets Bonnie Raitt) throughout the new album, and you'll hear that for yourself...