Country Music
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Exclusive Q&A: Robert Earl Keen Explains Why He’s Going Bluegrass on His New Album
The outlaw country all-star is finally embracing the genre of his dreams—and bluegrass seems to be embracing him back.
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Song Premiere: “Sweet Loreen,” From Hal Ketchum’s First Album in Six Years
Now living in Fisher, the Grand Ole Opry member goes back to his Texas music roots.
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I Am Womack, Hear Me Roar
Lee Ann Womack became a star the old-fashioned Nashville way. Now she’s ready to be an artist on her own terms.
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Six Never-Before-Seen Photos of George Strait
During a 1984 tour through Texas.
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All George Strait’s No. 1’s
Listen to all of King George's greatest hits.
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This Man Has Written More Than Fifty of George Strait’s Songs
“Unwound,” “The Chair,” and “Easy Come, Easy Go” have all sprung from the powerful pen of Dean Dillon.
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Strait, No Chaser?
Why there will probably never be another George Strait.
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The Last Ride of King George
After a career that’s spanned more than thirty years, George Strait is wrapping up his 48-stop farewell tour this month. For those of us whose lives he has captured so inimitably in song, country music will never be the same.
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Sweethearts of the Radio
How the Eli Young Band cracked the code of the country music business and became one of Texas’s most successful exports.
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Chicks in the Wilderness
Ten years after their remarkable fall from grace, no one is quite sure why the onetime Nashville darlings tumbled so far—and never got back up.