Classic Country

We recently had the chance to visit with Country Music Hall of Famer Charley Pride on WGNA's Sunday Morning Classic Country Show.  The 'Kiss An Angel Good Morning' singer has quite an inspirational story to share.

The original Queen of Country Music is now a honky tonk angel.  Kitty Wells, the first woman in history to have a No. 1 Country Record with 'It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels' in 1952 has passed at the age of 92 from complications resulting from a stroke.

I recently had the chance to visit with 68 year old Country legend, Gene Watson. In our exclusive interview, we talked about his big hit 'Farewell Party,' his appearances on Country's Family Reunion, and touring with 86 year old Ray Price.

Wynonna and Naomi Judd dominated Country Radio in the mid-80s with hit after hit.  Thankfully, they continue to occasionally tour together, after disbanding in 1991. Now, join us on a journey back to the '80s.

I was recently honored to be a part of the distinguished panel Taste of Country enlisted to contribute, negotiate, argue out, and somewhat agree on a list of the most popular Country songs of all-time.

The Albany area is seeing a hot sweaty start to Summer 2012. If you're looking for the perfect song to play on a hot summer day, we've got this great memory from Mark Chesnutt.

Glen Campbell is one of Country Music's great legends whose been able to find success in every realm of entertainment possible.

In celebration of Ray Stevens Encyclopedia of Recorded Comedy music, we recently took the time to chat with the comical country singer.  In our exclusive interview, Stevens talks about his massive new project, lost legends and Shriners.

While browsing used CDs and albums at Last Vestige record shop in Albany, New York, I recently discovered a new artist and a CD that has become a favorite in my personal collection.

Ray Stevens recently joined us on GNA and Taste of Country to talk about the impressively long and lengthy 'Encyclopedia of Recorded Comedy Music.'

The King of Country Comedy, Ray Stevens has just released an impressive collection of music that spans all genres and generations of the 'Crazy' American Songbook.

At the age of 73, Country Comedian Ray Stevens has released a massive project titled 'The Encyclopedia Of Recorded Comedy Music.'