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11/05/2025

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11/05/2025

There’s a reason folks say voices like Merle Haggard and George Jones don’t come around twice in a lifetime. When those two sang, they didn’t just perform, they poured out every scar, smile, and story they’d ever lived. You could hear the dust of a thousand barrooms in their tone and the honesty of hard times in every verse.

Listening to Merle and George isn’t just about nostalgia; it’s about reconnecting with something real. Their songs carried lessons from the heartland, about love that burns slow, mistakes that linger, and pride that never quite fades. They made country music feel like a conversation between old friends over black coffee and yesterday’s regrets.

You don’t skip a track when it’s those two. You sit back, let the steel guitar cry, and remember why country music still matters. Their sound wasn’t made for charts, it was made for the soul. And even after all these years, I could still listen to them all day long, because when Merle and George sing, it feels like home never left.

11/05/2025

HE MAY HAVE LEFT THE STAGE IN 1960, BUT HIS STORIES STILL SING THROUGH TIME. HONORING JOHNNY HORTON, WHOSE VOICE TURNED HISTORY INTO MELODY!

Honoring the memory of Johnny Horton on his death anniversary, a voice that still stirs the heart of country music fans around the world. Born April 30, 1925, in Los Angeles and raised between Texas and Louisiana, Horton turned real-life history into musical legend, blending honky-tonk heart with frontier storytelling.

Known to many as the “Singing Fisherman,” Johnny’s rise to fame in the 1950s brought us enduring classics like “The Battle of New Orleans,” “North to Alaska,” and “Sink the Bismarck.” With a rich, commanding voice and a love for adventure, he pioneered the “saga song” style, transforming history lessons into unforgettable melodies. His hit “The Battle of New Orleans” earned him a Grammy Award in 1960, cementing his place among country’s greatest storytellers.

Tragically, on November 5, 1960, Johnny Horton’s promising life was cut short in a car accident near Milano, Texas, just hours after performing at the Skyline Club in Austin. He was only 35, yet his songs still echo with timeless energy and truth.

Today, we honor Johnny not just as a singer, but as a trailblazer, a man whose stories, spirit, and voice continue to ride strong through country music’s history.

11/05/2025

AT 79, SHE RETURNS: Dolly Parton Just Did the Impossible — and the World Can’t Stop Crying 💔🎶
The internet is losing its mind — and hearts are melting across the world. At 79 years old, Dolly Parton, the timeless queen of country music and compassion, has just released a brand-new song that no one ever thought they’d hear again in their lifetime. Within hours, fans were in tears, critics were speechless, and music history had been rewritten once more.
Full story below👇👇👇
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11/05/2025

Remembering the King of the Cowboys, Roy Rogers, born on this day in 1911.

11/05/2025

Celebrating my 6th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

10/19/2025

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Mark Chesnutt missed a scheduled performance in Louisiana on Thursday night (Oct. 16) after he was rushed to the hospital in the morning, hours before he was set to take the stage.

According to WBRZ in Baton Rouge, Chesnutt was set to open for Alabama at Raising Cane's River Center on Thursday, but officials with the venue issued a statement saying that the traditional-leaning country singer had been hospitalized "for medical reasons."

The head of Chesnutt's management team, Tony Conway, tells the Eastern New Mexico News that the 62-year-old "Too Cold at Home" singer was suffering from "low sodium count and extreme high blood pressure."

10/08/2025

https://www.counton2.com/news/national-news/dolly-parton-not-feeling-her-best-sister-says-asks-for-prayer/

Dolly Parton’s sister took to social media Tuesday afternoon to ask for prayers, saying the country superstar “hasn’t been feeling her best.”

08/25/2025

08/25/2025

Last night in Panama City Beach 🏝️ 🥰

08/25/2025

Driving home from vacation! We are actually driving through Nashville right now. Hope you all had a fantastic Sunday 🥰

08/05/2025

We lost another country legend this past week. Our condolences go to the Jeannie Seely family, friends and fans. Over 5,000 performances on the Grand Ole Opry stage is quite impressive.

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Jeannie Seely...Cant stop thinking about her this weekend...Her last Opry show was Feb 22nd...who knew? According to her pr, 5,397 Opry performances...thats more than anyone...9/16/67 she was made an Opry Member...She should be in the Country Music Hall of Fame...sadly they continue to play politics withe the chosen...some the great right...some way too late...still some not at all...