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Former Yankees pitcher Tommy John wrote an emotional goodbye to baseball fans in what may be his final days in hospice care.
The post Yankees Legend Pens Heartbreaking Goodbye Letter From Hospice to Baseball Fans appeared first on Wide Open Country.
If you listen to oldies stations or are old enough to have tuned into rock radio in the late 1960s, you undoubtedly know of Strawberry Alarm Clock. The Southern California group, originally called Thee Sixpence, recorded a psychedelic pop song called “Incense and Peppermints” that became a huge hit. Its success, for which the band’s […]
The post Music Reviews: ‘Where’s One,’ by Strawberry Alarm Clock, plus Absolute Grey appeared first on Americana Highways.
This one hits home. Carly Pearce is gearing up to release her fifth studio album Honest Woman, which will be out everywhere on August 28th. The Kentucky native has always blended traditional country elements with more modern takes on love and life, always staying true to where she comes from in the process, and this new release today is no different. Of course, the Carly has put out several singles over the last few months, including “Church Girl,” “You Can Have Him,” and of […]
The post Carly Pearce Tackles The Pain Of Watching Others Win While You’re Secretly Hurting With “Happy For Myself” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.
Beer drinkers rejoice… thanks to a shipwreck discovery, the world could soon get a taste of 1800s era Guinness. Stefan Panis, an expedition diver and underwater photographer, and Paweł Truszynski, a research diver and historical researcher, are working on one of the most important scientific projects in the history of the world (in my opinion). They recently dove down to the shipwreck of The Mindora – a ship that had set sail on November 27th, 1864 and collided with another vessel […]
The post 1864 Shipwreck Discovery Could Allow Beer Lovers To Taste Century-Old Guinness Recipe first appeared on Whiskey Riff.
Multi-instrumentalist, solo performer, side player, and one of most overall likeable guys in Nashville will be the next member of the Grand Ole Opry. This was the news coming out of a Friday night (8-7) performance with Vince Gill.
The post Charlie Worsham Invited to be New Grand Ole Opry Member first appeared on Saving Country Music.
She was known by numerous names, including the “Whittling Fiddler” and the “Stradivarius of the Ozarks.” And in the country music realm, she was the oldest living legend, and by a mile, being designated as a “Living Treasure.”
The post Violet Hensley, Oldest Living Country Legend, Dies at 109 first appeared on Saving Country Music.