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"I think sometimes we cheat ourselves out of enjoying certain things because we don't know how to categorize them, right?"

On June 8, 1974, Parton's "I Will Always Love You" started its first and only week at No. 1 on the charts.

The time he spent with his family during the COVID-19 pandemic directly led to his new EP, 'Country Stuff'.

Oladokun is confident and self-assured, and unafraid of discussing her own struggles — but that's a new-ish feeling for her.

"Every time I try to wrap my brain around that, it's tough," Charlie Starr, Blackberry Smoke guitarist and vocalist, tells The Boot. "And it doesn't feel like it's been 20 years."

The Pointer Sisters’ “Slow Hand” stands the test of time as an essential and vital bridge in country, pop and soul’s musical legacies.

"The biggest delight of this whole thing is I have a new friend. I have a new, really good friend."

The band's new album, 'All of Your Stones,' is the final Steel Woods album that Jason "Rowdy" Cope completed before he died in January.

He identified timeless stories that made him cry, inspired others pick up a pen or guitar and guaranteed a spot in that Nashville pantheon alongside many of his childhood favorites.

The journey to Marfa is as important as the town itself.