Finally, we end our list with the man behind some of the best classic country and Western sad songs of all time. John Prine’s 1971 eponymous debut was full of one-two punches, from “Sam Stone ...

This Coen brothers Western has been named as the best in its genre in the 21st century, beating out plenty of other modern ...

The grandson of “Coal Miner’s Daughter” singer Loretta Lynn spent $500,000 updating the home just south of Ayr.

Born for the stage, Wyoming cowboy Ian Munsick knows how to pack his shows with fun as he blazes his own country Western ...

Marty Robbins is hands-down the king of the cowboy tune; and while his 1950s classic “El Paso” didn’t crown him as such, it sure secured his place on the country-western throne. The song’s ...

This wave is not likely to inspire country music to reestablish the dated country & western brand. Back in 1980, the genre rode the Urban Cowboy movement for a year or two before it petered out.

The Stan Jones western classic "Cowpoke" takes a warm-hearted, romantic view on that type of hard living, ... Top 10 Western Country Songs. Story Behind the Song: Vincent Neil Emerson (Feat.

Ian Munsick Talks Weaving a Western Music Thread on New Album: ‘It’s Just Cowboy Country’ Munsick pays homage to his Wyoming upbringing and Native American culture on White Buffalo.

I n news we didn't expect to be reporting this week, a Canadian country and western band are creating something of a stir with a song about an old Guns N' Roses t-shirt.

Many of the songs on this list were originally written or recorded by classic artists like Hank Williams, Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, and even Fiddlin’ John Carson, and they prove… ...

Country music and Western movies have always been tied together, so it's no big surprise that some of your favorite country singers have starred in some beloved Western films.

A couple of years ago, Danoff set the record straight on the song’s meaning – and revealed that the words to the second verse even had to be changed because they were a little too spicy for the song ...