Post Malone paid tribute to Oliver Tree during a recent show from his “Big Ass Stadium Tour,” as he remembered his late friend.
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World Cup fans continue to have the time of their lives in the United States of America proving once again that sports is the great unifier. Remember when all those miserable dorks were worried about the U.S.A. being one of the three countries (along with Canada and Mexico) hosting the 2026 World Cup? You know, all that nonsense about how racist and violent and terrible and unhospitable Americans are? That all seems to be proven utterly false considering all of […]
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Swamp Dogg Contemplates the Afterlife As he approaches his 84th birthday, Swamp Dogg has run out of time for foolishness. The veteran singer/songwriter’s (aka Jerry Williams, Jr.) 27th album is appropriately titled Swamp Dogg Contemplates the Afterlife. Instead of making a last-ditch effort to pass through the Pearly Gates, though, Williams chooses to focus on […]
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In 2026, the Grammy Awards have brought back the “Best Contemporary Folk Album” category that was eliminated in 2012, while also founding a new “Best Traditional Folk Album” category.
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Tony Rice – Acclaimed Self-Titled 1977 Album – Re-issue This pristine bluegrass album reintroduces guitar virtuoso & Grammy Award winner Tony Rice to his original audience & may even grab a few younger ears with his acclaimed 1977 self-titled album. There are 12 sparkling tunes (made up of standards, traditional & contemporary in a spirited […]
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Don Williams – Epilogue: The Cellar Tapes – Recordings From “The Gentle Giant” Old school C&W legends were legends for a reason. The genre got a bad rap when some one-hit wonders with sugary twangy showcases began to feature borderline novelty & campy music that was passed off as mainstream country. But Buck Owens, Sonny […]
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Candace Hastings has spent a lifetime searching for A Soft Place to Land, the title of her new album. The Texas-based singer-songwriter draws on the region’s legends for this album, a gentle tour through nostalgic music all about the people who break our hearts – and