Ray Stevens

It's one of the most impressive country stars' homes of them all.

“I’m definitely slowing down, but I haven’t come to a complete stop."

The Comedy King of Country Music just listed his Nashville mansion for $8.2 million.

Sure she looks sweet and innocent, calms babies from crying, sends her adoring fans gifts and surprises them at their homes unannounced, but WHY is she doing all that?! Maybe it's to hide the fact that she's a stalker! At least, that's what this video suggests...

Country Music's original king of comedy songs recently celebrated his 75th Birthday. Ray Stevens, best known for his crazy country singles like 'The Streak' and 'The Mississippi Squirrel Revival' is still going strong with select tour dates and made for YouTube videos.

Richie Phillips has always been one of the most respected radio personalities in the Northeast, currently heard on the Sean and Richie show on 1077/GNA.

If you're looking for some fun country music Halloween songs that would compliment classics like 'Monster Mash,' 'Love Potion No. 9,' 'Thriller,' and 'Purple People Eater,' check out our list of 10 country music songs with spooky themes, haunted stories or Halloween friendly song titles...

Ray Stevens busts out the jingle bells, Santa hats and beautiful female background singers for his latest video -- his festive take on the Christmas classic, 'White Christmas,' which is premiering exclusively on Taste of Country.

Andy Williams, Mr. 'Moon River,' has died at the age of 84 on September 25, 2012 after a battle with bladder cancer.

Randy Travis and Prince Harry made headlines this summer for being nude.  First, Randy Travis is found naked in the middle of a Texas road, then Prince Harry gets naked with friends in Las Vegas.

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.

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