Classic Country

Kenny Rogers is about to release a new album on a major record label! While most artists his age (75) would only dream of being signed to a major label like Warner Brothers, Rogers proves once again that he is not your 'average' singer.

It’s time to rewind the clock and remember what was at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Charts this week (August 29, 2013) in Country Music History.

Glen Campbell had one of the biggest hits in all formats of music in 1975 with 'Rhinestone Cowboy.'  Now, 38 years later, the Country Classic is filling the dance floor. Try learning this line dance and join us at our next WGNA Country Dance Party.

Country Music legend and American Music icon Kenny Rogers celebrated his 75th birthday on Wednesday, August 21, 2013. While many entertainers that have reached this milestone are retired or resorted to just playing a few shows here and there, Mr. Rogers appears to be busier than ever.

Country Music favorite Neal McCoy is honoring Country Music Hall of Famer Charley Pride on his new album Pride.

It’s time to rewind the clock and remember what was at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Charts this week (August 16, 2013) in Country Music History.

In 1978 Kenny Rogers went to No. 1 and won a Grammy Award for his smash hit 'The Gambler.' Now, thanks to Robert Wilsdon, the song has been revived and remixed into a Country Line Dance favorite.

Marie Osmond is headed back to Atlantic City, New Jersey! Reporter David Kleinman has the inside scoop and exclusive interview with the Country Music and Entertainment legend.

Getty Images Many fans have been asking about the status of Randy Travis' health condition. As of July 31, 2013 here's an update on the progress of Randy Travis.

July 31, 1964 Jim Reeves lost his life in a plane crash while traveling back to Tennessee in a thunderstorm. Sadly, Reeves was only 40 and at the peak of his career when he passed. Reeves went out on top with his 6th No. 1 single, 'I Guess I'm Crazy,' sitting at No. 1 on the charts when the plane went down.

It’s time to rewind the clock and see what was at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Charts this week (July 26, 2013) in Country Music History. 50 Years Ago-1963 Act Naturally- Buck Owens (written by Johnny Russell) 40 Years Ago-1973 Love Is The Foundation- Loretta Lynn (1973 CMA Female Vocalist Of The Year) 30 Years Ago- 1983 Pancho and Lefty- Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard (pictured above from 201

It’s time to rewind the clock and see what was at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Charts this week (July 19, 2013) in Country Music History.