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Larry Butler, the Grammy-winning producer behind some of Kenny Rogers' most memorable hits, including the 1978 classic 'The Gambler,' died yesterday (Jan. 20) at his home in Pensacola, Fla., The Tennessean reports. He was 69. In a remarkable career that spanned roughly a half-century, Larry collaborated with numerous country legends, among them Loretta Lynn, Charlie Rich, Waylon Jennings and Johnn

It's Fashion Week in New York City, which, for country music, means ... well, not a whole lot! But maybe it should. The country genre has some of the most fashionable stars in the celebrity sky, especially when it comes to their live concerts...

Johnny Cash fans can be found the world over, so it's fitting that the recordings on his 'Bootleg Vol. 3: Live Around the World' collection come from points as far apart as the Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island (July 1964) and Osteraker Prison in Sweden (October 1972)...

The last living member of Johnny Cash & the Tennessee Two has died. Marshall Grant was a bandmate, road manager and dear friend to the Man in Black for more than four decades. He played the upright bass in the trio, alongside guitarist Luther Perkins, and is largely credited with pioneering the "boom chicka boom" sound for which Cash was so famous. N...

George Jones, Kris Kristofferson, Daily & Vincent, Gary Morris, Rodney Crowell, Chelsea Crowell, Rosanne Cash, John Carter and Laura Cash and Tommy Cash will perform at the first Johnny Cash Music Festival Concert at Arkansas State University August 4. Ad...

A volume of songs recorded by Johnny Cash during his time at Sun Records and his early years at the Columbia label is being released by Columbia/Legacy. Titled 'From Memphis to Hollywood: Bootleg Vol. 2,' the two-CD set concentrates on recordings done from late 1954 through 1969...

The top artists in country and gospel music gathered Monday night at Trinity Music City Auditorium in Hendersonville, Tenn., to help enshrine the late Johnny Cash, radio legend Bill "Hoss" Allen, the Golden Gate Quartet and Christian rockers DeGarmo & Key into the GMA Gospel Music Hall of Fame. "...

Lee Ann Womack said it best when she took the stage on the opening night of George Strait and Reba McEntire's 2011 co-headlining tour Friday night (January 14) at Austin, Texas' Frank Erwin Center: "I hope you like real country music." And that is what the audience got, along with some glittery costumes, a few cowboy hats and a comedienne...

Alan Jackson's main job is not that of singer-songwriter or headlining performer, it's that of father. He could not be more proud of his three daughters, who are displaying their own talents and individual personalities. The girls -- Mattie (20), Ali (17) and Dani (13) -- are also great fodder for his musical career...

Johnny Cash's legendary music will now impact another generation of fans now that several of his songs are available on the music gaming platform 'Rock Band 3.' Harmonix, the company behind the game, says that 'Cry, Cry, Cry,' 'Don't Take Your Guns to Town,' 'Five Feet High and Rising,' 'Folsom Prison Blues,' 'I Got Stripes,' 'I Walk the Line,' 'Tennessee Flat Top Box,' and 'The Ballad of Ira Haye