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------------------------------------------------------------April 2012
40 Timeless Country Music Classics
The Texas Playboys
Sponsor a Page On This Site
Who Is Rachel Veach?
March 2012
The First Country Music Recording at Sun Studios
She Went a Little Bit Farther
Country Music On The Tube
Bull Session At Bulls Gap
Cal Smith: I Took Her For a Fool
A Look Back At Bobby Borchers
Pop Goes the Country
That Good Ole Nashville Music
A Look Back At Songwriter, Don Wayne
Artists Who Didn't Chart a No.1 Song
2011 Review: The Artists We Lost
Going Where the Lonely Go
Who Is This Woman
550+ Country Music Guitar Players, A-Z
Glen Sherley, Folsom Prison, Johnny Cash
A Look Back At Henry Strzelecki
February 2012
What Happened to Country Music?
A LookBack At Joe Zinkan
Music: The Bear Facts
This Question Keeps Surfacing
GuitarsPlayed ByCountry Music Artists
Keep On a Truckin' Dave Dudley
A Look Back AtBobbi Staff
Who Licked the Red Off of Your Candy
The MidWestern Hayride
Forgive Me ~ Beverly Buff
Top 5 Duo Artists & Other Favorites
Recording Studios & Record Labels
Who Is Kathy Barnes
Did Playboy Really Dig Country Music?
Who Is Sunday Sharpe?
A look Back At The Sons of The Pioneers
PeeWee Whitewing
Lady With a Million Dollar Smile
The True Story of Rudolph
The Real Mr. Paycheck
(Pardon Me) I've Got Someone to Kill: The Little Darlin' Story
RIP: Dan "Bee" Spears
Hillous Butrum: A Drifting Cowboy
Remembering Billie Jo Spears
What Happened to Country Music on TV
Blue Darlin': The Jimmy Day Story
Johnny Duncan Five Years & Not Forgotten
Mother's Best Radio Shows
January 2012
Original Drifting Cowboy, Bob McNett
Mr. Twang: Steel Guitarist Don Helms
Distant Drums: The Buddy Harman Story
The Song That Made Crystal Gayle Famous
The Man In Black
The Professional Work of Conway Twitty
Nearly 50 Years After His Death, Jim Reeves Remains Popular Around the Globe
Western Swing Pioneer: Spade Cooley
Country Music Comedy Acts
The Chart Records Story
Obscure Singers
Who Wrote That Song
Pop Goes Country
Hank Snow: The Singing Ranger
Waylon & Willie At the US Festival
Meet Ray Whitley: Singer, Film Actor
Meet Songwriters Foster & Rice
Top-5 Country Music Duo Artists
Classic Track: She Went a Little Bit Farther
Western Movie: Hidden Guns
Who Was Cactus Jack Call?
The Oldest Singer to Chart a No.1 Hit
"God On My Side," said Billy Walker
Classic Track: Walking After Midnight
One of the Best Songs Ever!
December 2011
Who Combs Her Hair?
Introducing the RCM Help Page
Claude King's Tribute to Johnny Horton
Meet the Brazos Valley Boys
Meet Hank the Hired Hand
New Category WYSIWYG
Read About the Grteat American Trucker
Listen To The Great American Trucker
Movies: Country & Western Style
Top-5 Duo Artists
Who Is PeeWee Whitewing
When Drums Were Taboo
About That Song
The Legacy of Cain's Ballroom
Remembering Liz Aderson
The Texas Playboys
Bob Wills: King of Western Swing
A-Z Listing of National Barn Dances
1969 Johnny Cash & hank Williams Show Rakes in $93,000
Decca Records' Top-14 Recording Artists
Chart Beat
TheProfessional Work of Bobby Bare
November 2011
Keeping It In The Family: Related Artists
Obscure Singer: Lois Johnson
The Thin Man From West Plains
The Murder of Hank Snow's Band Manager
Rare Track: Blind Man in the Bleaachers
Blondie Calderon, the subtle Cherokee Cowboy
Demise of Country Music
First Female Intucted Into The Hall of Fame
October 2011
Flashback To the Year 1959
Great Album Covers
Hall of Fame's Youngest Inductee
Hillbilly Music 1925 - 1940
Johnny Wright Dies At 97
Singing Cowboys, Saturday Night Heroes
Songs of Cindy Walker
Tomy Duncan, the Heart and Soul of the Texas Playboys. Read.
The Great Steel Players
October Spotlight: Hank Williams Sr
The Biggest Chart Song All-Time
The First Female Entertainer Award
Wilma Lee Cooper Dead at 90
# 6 All-Time Recording Artist
Victor Talking Machine
September 2011
Tomy Duncan, the Heart and Soul of the Texas Playboys. Read.
The Great Steel Players
The Biggest Chart Song All-Time
The First Female Entertainer Award
Wilma Lee Cooper Dead at 90
# 6 All-Time Recording Artist
Victor Talking Machine
