Watch Patsy Cline perform one of her most enduring hit songs during a television appearance in the early 1960s.

On this day, 1960, Patsy Cline took to Decca Records in Nashville, Tennessee and recorded her first No. 1 country single.

The performances here are not pristine studio artefacts; they’re alive with the sound of applause, laughter, reverence and ...

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In the original layout of Ernest Tubb Record Shop, only the first floor was utilized. Patrons would walk in directly off of ...

The country legend and actress is among the select artists featured on a new album celebrating the Grand Ole Opry’s 100 years ...

The Canadian rocker who defined the soundtrack of the ’90s with his power ballads was also a stealth-weapon songwriter for ...

Below, Billboard premieres a 2007 Opry appearance by Dolly Parton singing her classic, "I Will Always Love You," to Porter Wagoner on his 50 th anniversary of being an Opry member, accompanied by ...

Clint Eastwood’s 1982 film 'Honkytonk Man' is getting a surprising new spotlight in a Nashville exhibit featuring rare movie ...

These celebrity champions and their pro dancing partners have twirled their way into the hearts and homes of millions since ...

As part of its centennial celebration, the Grand Ole Opry released Opry 100: Country’s Greatest Songs on November 7, a double album featuring 20 previously unreleased live recordings spanning over 60 ...

Always…Patsy Cline tells the inspiring story of friendship and love through the lens of one of country music's most beloved stars. Featuring 27 of Patsy Cline’s ...