On this day (February 19) in 1966, Buck Owens topped the Billboard country chart with “Waitin’ in Your Welfare Line.” It remained at No. 1 for seven consecutive weeks. This was the first of three ...
Sixty-one years ago today, a major country hit inspired by a Bill Monroe classic became a state song of Tennessee.
Ninety-one years ago today, the country signer and songwriter who penned one of Willie Nelson's signature songs was born in Texas.
‘Yankee Doodle’ Was One of America’s Earliest Protest Songs. But Its Origins Are Shrouded in Mystery
Historians have debunked many of the popular theories surrounding the tune's creation. Still, its legacy as a patriotic ...
One hundred twelve years ago today, the artist who helped shape the look and sound of country music was born in Wisconsin.
From sold-out shows to students who didn’t know it was happening, Sing weekend reveals two very different Baylor experiences.
The season of All-University Sing can be an intense period of late nights, crowded calendars and piles of untouched homework.
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