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Dolly the Dog, an older white lurcher, was rescued after she was found in the aftermath of the Glastonbury Festival. When Dolly Parton heard about her canine namesake, she offered to bring her to America and adopt her! -
'Orthophonic Joy: The 1927 Bristol Sessions Revisited' Brings Back Yesteryear
With multi-Grammy Award-winning producer Carl Jackson at the helm, 'Orthophonic Joy: The 1927 Bristol Sessions Revisited' will bring back the iconic recordings, honoring them while giving them a 21st century flair. -
Dolly Defends Miley - Again
Dolly Parton has released what critics are calling her "best album in over a dozen years" ('Blue Smoke') yet rather than getting to talk solely about the project, she's stil fielding questions about her goddaughter, Miley Cyrus. -
The Black Keys and Michael Jackson Have Shootout for Top of Billboard 200
Patrick Carney had a busy week of trashing everybody from Justin Bieber to TMZ, but he also sniped at those behind the new Michael Jackson album, referring to it as "bulls--t." The popular theory of course is that Carney was irritated his own band's new album might not take the top spot on the Billboard 200 this week because of the competition. Did he have reason to be worried? -
Got Nearly $1.4 Million and Want to Live Like Dolly Parton?
If Randy Travis' $14.7 million dollar, 20,000 square feet home in New Mexico is too big or too rich for your blood (or if you've always wanted to live in West Hollywood), there is another star's home on the market that may be more to your liking. -
4 Decades of Country - ACM Winners From the Past
In 1965, the first Academy of Country Music Awards were handed out for the best music of 1964. As we head into the 49th annual awards weekend, let's take a trip down memory lane to see who the past winners were 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago in selected categories. -
Dolly Parton's New Song / New Video [WATCH]
On May 13, 2014, Dolly Parton will be releasing her new album, "Blue Smoke" and the title track is already heading to radio and has a lyrics video. -
Popularity - How Country Music Stars Stack Up
Repucom's Celebrity DBI measures perceptions. Their expanded database features more than 5,000 celebrities, including athletes, film and TV stars, musical performers, business leaders, news pundits, personalities and more and what more than 1.5 billion people (approximately 30% of the world's adult population) thinks about them. With the Grammy Awards being this past Sunday, Repucom shared information about the top ranking musicians who got Grammy nods. -
Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers Among Safe Bets for Best Country Duo/Group Performance
Music Times considers who'll take the Grammy for Best Country Duo / Group Performance. -
12 Days of Christmas: 11 Best Versions of 'Sleigh Ride'
For day two, we'll continue the countdown to the happiest day of the year with the classical wintery piece "Sleigh Ride." Originally composed by Leroy Anderson in 1946 recorded as an orchestral piece, complete with horse clop sound effects and that wonderous "clap!", the song first got a classical recording in 1950. The year before, 1949, the song was given the vocal treatment the followingyear by The Andrews Sister. Though not technically a Christmas song, it's hard not to associate this snowy track with the holiday season. -
Music Times Picks Its Favorite Grammy Hall of Fame Inductees from Class of 2014
The Grammy Hall of Fame, an institution dedicated to honoring the albums and songs of performers versus the artists themselves, have announced the class of 2014. Once again, it's a pretty healthy lineup, no matter what genre of music you prefer. Music Times looked over the final count of 27 and chose five favorites. -
Willie Nelson Teams Up With Dolly Parton, Carrie Underwood and More For Female Duets Album "For The Girls"
Luke Bryan acknowledged last week that's rough for women in country music, as a majority of the genre's listeners are female and yet only six of the Top 25 songs on the country charts are sung by women. Willie Nelson has been aware of the problem for a while apparently, because he's launching a duets album featuring nothing but female partners. -
Kenny Rogers Teams With Dolly Parton Again, 30 Years After "Islands In The Stream"
"You Can't Make Old Friends," or at least that's what Kenny Rogers would have you believe based on the title of his upcoming album. However, Rogers will be remaking old musical acquaintances when he sings the title track with one of his oldest duet pals, Dolly Parton. -
Beyonce Gets Booed For Showing Up Late to V Fest, Still Wows Crowd
President Obama once joked with Jay-Z that the thing the two men shared in common was their respective wives were way more popular than them. It was surprising then when Beyonce, seemingly one of the most popular people in the world, was booed when she came onstage at the V Festival in Weston Park. She was however, more than half an hour late. -
'Cowboy' Jack Clement Passes Away: Original Producer for Roy Orbison and Jerry Lee Lewis, U2 and Johnny Cash Collaborator
"Cowboy" Jack Clement, a legendary music writer and producer, died at his home in Nashville, TN on Thursday morning. Ne was 82 and suffering from liver cancer.
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