Life Is A Song, Love Is The Music.
Grand Ole Opry is regarded as the world’s longest-running radio show and helped many artists to find their way into the showbiz industry. It is often called the ‘country music’s most famous stage‘. The first show of Grand Ole Opry was aired on 28th November 1925 in the office of National Life & Accident Insurance Company.
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Hank Williams is considered America’s first superstar in the genre of country music. His way to success was speedy and so was all the tribulations. He died at the young age of 29. Who was Hank Williams? Hank William rose to fame and established himself as a successful composer, singer and songwriter of American Country […]
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Carrie Marie Underwood was born on March 10, 1983, in Oklahoma, USA. Raised in her hometown, she began singing in churches at a young age, where she developed her love for music, particularly religious music, which greatly influenced her early career. This foundation in religious music instilled in her a strong sense of faith and […]
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The sounds you hear in country music can truly stir your soul and stay with you forever. Country music is full of positivity and charm, often bringing out the best in people. It is a fascinating mixture of folk, blues, and church music, creating a unique blend that resonates deeply with its listeners. In today’s […]
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Vince Gill is a renowned country musician and he has been entertaining the people since his first solo album rolled out in 1984. But he is better known for his hits such as “What the Cowgirls Do” and “Whenever You Come Around.” His first album made him win the Academy of Country Music’s Top New […]
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Cecil Hume A.K.A Maestro Seemed Set To Achieve Legendary Status With His Pioneering Work In The Soca/Calypso Scene. He died very young before his potential was met. His second album ‘Rampage‘ included some of the most frenetic Soca to ever bring forth lactic acid to your calf muscles. ‘Shorty was the first to define his […]
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Like miserable music? Us too. Here’s a fine collection of mournful and prosaic modern classical compiled by Tokyo’s Home Normal label. It contains three pieces involving the most brilliant cellist Danny Norbury. Nuff said.
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