Country

Jimmy Dean was a country singer and radio and TV personality and actor whose primary claim to musical fame came with the iconic landmark 1961 crossover pop/country hit "Big Bad John", although he had many other significant hits over the years. Born in...

Jimmy Dean burst upon the music scene in the mid-'50s with an easy-going, crooning style that enabled him to bridge the gap between pop and country music easier than many other artists of the day. Even more success came with his TV show, which helped...

Jimmie Skinner was a country singer, guitarist and songwriter from Kentucky whose roots were in bluegrass music and who forged a successful career as a hit-making country artist. His chart career began in the 1940s as he performed in his sparse,...

Jimmie Davis was one of the most popular and respected hillbilly singers of the 1930s, a natural inheritor, along with likes of Gene Autry, of the mantle of the great Jimmie Rodgers and who influenced a generation of artists whose work is now part of...

Jim Reeves's contribution to Country music is immense. He was the genre's first star to truly embrace international fame and had he not died tragically in a 1964 air crash would certainly have become even more involved with the music's evolution. This...

Jim Reeves - widely known as "Gentleman Jim" - was one of the most successful and important country artists of the 1950s and early '60s, his rich, velvet voice bringing a unique sound and style, which was in the vanguard of the "new Nashville" sound, as...

Jim Pownall became famous in the 60's as the lead singer of the famous rock and roll - Indo Rock band The Hot Jumpers. In the 90's he and his wife started the country - folk band the Jim & Eve Selection. This solo album of Jim is like the albums of the...

Jim Lauderdale comes back to his roots with When Carolina Comes Home Again, a bluegrass album of songs old and new. Chocked full of rich stories, tremendous foot stompin' tunes, and extraordinary musicianship, the album will delight bluegrass enthusiasts...

Jim Ford was an American singer-songwriter whose songs have been recorded by Aretha Franklin, Bobby Womack and the Temptations among others. Nick Lowe has cited Jim Ford as his biggest musical influence, and Sly Stone once called him the baddest white...

Jim Ed Brown was part of the brother-and-sister trio The Browns who clocked up twenty country hits between 1955 and 1967. The first ten tracks on this collection feature some of Jim Ed's solo hit records from 1967 to 1973 which include three Top 10 hits...

Jim & Jesse were an American bluegrass music duo composed of brothers Jim McReynolds and Jesse McReynolds.1. Las Cassas, Tennessee 2. Drifting and Dreaming of You 3. The Grass Is Greener 4. What About You 5. I Wonder Where You Are 6. Why Not Confess 7...

Jessi Colter's first solo album, released in 1970 on RCA and produced by Chet Atkins and Waylon Jennings. Twinned with this is 1981's duet album with husband Waylon Jennings, 'Leather And Lace'. This collaboration made both the US Billboard and Country...