Country

Pianist Floyd Cramer was one of the most influential musicians in country music during the late 1950s and early '60s, and is especially associated with his use of what was called the "slip note" technique, where he slid from an out-of-key note to the...

Pianist and Keyboard player Bobby Wood is steeped in Memphis Music. Nowadays he is an in-demand songwriter and session musician for Dan Auerbach, Garth Brooks, and many others, all of whom want a touch of his Memphis magic. Here is where it all began,...

Personnel: Doug Lancio (guitar, banjo); Jerry Douglas (dobro); Will Kimbrough (charango, mandolin); David Henry (cello); Barry Walsh (piano, pump organ); Nick Buda (drums); Jason Isbell, David Mead, Kim Richey (background vocals). Songwriter Gretchen...

Perhaps the most famous Tex- Mex artist of them all. This collection of alternate versions of some of his greatest hits is the perfect introduction to his many musical stylings from Blues and Rock and Roll to Country and Western.1. Before the Next...

Perhaps the most anticipated country record of 2012, Jason Aldean's fifth album, NIGHT TRAIN, is once again produced by his longtime partner, Michael Knox, but that doesn't mean there are no surprises. Far from it. Aldean and his backing band play fast...

Perhaps the greatest pedal steel guitarist of all time, Jimmy Day worked countless sessions and played on the road with Hank Williams, Elvis Presley, Jim Reeves, Lefty Frizzell, Ray Price, and Willie Nelson. In 1961 and 1962 he recorded two incredibly...

Perennial country superstars Sawyer Brown return to action with a new studio album; the stalwart country band has produced what they believe to be their best album in a decade. Emphasis tracks: "Drive Me Wild" and "It All Comes Down to Love."1. Break My...

Penned by blind songwriter Jack Moran, Henson Cargill's massive (and controversial) 1967/1968 hit 'Skip A Rope' changed the face of Nashville Country Music overnight, bringing the generation gap and racial tension to the swinging mainstream. Moran was a...

Pee Wee King was a singer, bandleader, accordionist and fiddle player who was a highly successful country artist of the post-war era, specialising in western swing and dance music with his band The Golden West Cowboys. He was famously associated with the...

Paycheck got his start in the late '50s/early '60s as a writer/musician who performed with such greats as Faron Young, George Jones and Ray Price. Johnny began performing solo in the mid-'60s, eventually becoming one of the "outlaws" of country music...

Patty Loveless' 16 BIGGEST HITS includes the hits "Timber, I'm Falling in Love", "Chains", "You Will", "She Drew a Broken Heart" and many more.1. Timber, I'm Falling in Love 2. Chains 3. Blame It on Your Heart 4. You Will 5. How Can I Help You Say...

Patty Booker's second solo effort, Fire & Brimstone follows her critically acclaimed debut, I Don't Need All That. She also teamed up with fellow Tres Pescadores artist, Rick Shea, on Our Shangri-LA, a highly regarded CD of country duets released in 2003...