Masters Of Music
Randy Travis is using the 35th anniversary of his debut album to announce his next project. A re-release of Storms of Life with three new songs is scheduled for this fall. The album (released on June 2, 1986) included chart-topping hits “On the Other Hand” and “Diggin’ Up Bones.”
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Nicholas “Blaze” Baum made headlines in 2015 when the Aurora, Missouri native made a funny YouTube video that depicted him and country music star Brad Paisley hanging out and jamming.
The “Brad Paisley” in the video was actually Blaze wearing an oversized mask — but the real Paisley discovered and
It’s September 2013, a Saturday evening, and I’m at Hayes & Harlington station, about to Google Map my way through an office-block-filled maze to a secluded destination where loud music, soft bean bags and Trooper beer await, at a new vinyl LP listening club called Classic Album Sundays.
At
Randy Travis‘ path to the Country Music Hall of Fame was first paved by Warner Bros. Records’ June 2, 1986 release of his debut album, Storms of Life. To commemorate the album’s 35th anniversary, Travis’ team announced a reissue project which pairs the remastered studio album with three
The Gothard Sisters have recorded their second album of all-original songs — this one inspired by their Western travels.
The trio from Edmonds will release the Celtic-folk album “Dragonfly” on June 4.
Sisters Greta, 34, Willow, 31, and Solana, 26, agreed that they wanted to make an album that reminds
Foo Fighters are the preeminent rock band of the 21st century. Still, many rock purists seem to turn their nose at the group’s success.
Despite a slew of platinum albums, radio hits and a reputation as one of the best live acts around, there are some people who remain unconvinced