Bill Anderson

Country music's appeal truly crosses generations.

Happy Scorpio season!

These sad country songs are stone-cold classics.

Can you believe it?!

Brad Paisley hasn't lost his ability to deliver an emotional gut punch.

The Taste of Country Music Festival is ready to take over Hunter Mountain, but it's not the first time Country Music has come to the Mountain.

Every Sunday Morning I showcase the best in Classic Country Music with features and updates on the veterans of Country Music still recording and touring. This Sunday Morning (Dec. 30) from 6-9am we take a look back on the biggest interviews and unforgettable moments of 2012.

We recently hosted a small intimate show with Country Music Hall of Famer Bill Anderson at the Saratoga Music Hall. Although artists like Bill Anderson and fellow Opry stars are no longer in the 'mainstream,' the small crowd was extremely appreciative.

Every Sunday Morning I feature the best in Classic Country Music on 1077 GNA and on-line at www.wgna.com. This past Sunday many of those faithful listeners of the show gathered at the Saratoga Music Hall to enjoy Country Music Hall of Famer Bill Anderson.

It's not often that a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Grand Ole Opry makes a stop in the Albany-Saratoga area. Add in the credits of the most recorded songwriter in Country Music history and television host, and you know you're going to get a great show.

There is no shortage of Country Music this November in the Albany - Saratoga area of New York.  Here is a list of Country Concerts and Dances that you can enjoy in just ONE week from Thursday, Nov. 8 - Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012.

With its crazy travel schedules, hotels, planes and so on, touring can be an unpredictable endeavor for any musician, as country star Bill Anderson well knows. The singer-songwriter and television personality ran into something unexpected (literally) while out on the road with his acoustic trio recently, when his tour bus struck a moose near Sandpoint, Idaho.