Charley Pride, Pioneering Black Country Singer, Dead at 86
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Country Music
Country Music Hall of Fame member died in Texas from complications related to Covid-19
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Year in Review: 10 Best Country Collaborations of 2020
Posted in: Country Music ListsFrom Shania Twain and Orville Peck to Kelsea Ballerini and Halsey, the must-hear pairings of the past year
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‘A Short-Lived Odyssey’: The Story of the Black Country Music Association
Posted in: Music FeaturesHow a group of black country singers came together in Nashville to create a once-thriving community
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Charley Pride to Receive the CMA’s Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award
Posted in: Country MusicInfluential country singer of hits like "Kiss an Angel Good Mornin'" will be honored at the 54th CMA Awards
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Song You Need To Know: ‘Why Things Happen’ by Jimmie Allen, Charley Pride, and Darius Rucker
Posted in: Music FeaturesPart polemic, part proclamation, and part prayer, "Why Things Happen" opens up space for the artists to bear witness
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Jimmie Allen Recruits Mickey Guyton, Tim McGraw for New ‘Bettie James’ EP
Posted in: Country MusicCollaborative project also features Charley Pride, Nelly, and Brad Paisley
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Rewriting Country Music’s Racist History
Posted in: Country MusicArtists like Yola and Rhiannon Giddens are blowing up what Giddens calls a "manufactured image of country music being white and being poor"
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Chris Janson, Gretchen Wilson Set for Charlie Daniels’ 2020 Volunteer Jam Concert
Posted in: Country MusicMix of country and Southern rock legends join lineup of September 15th event
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Flashback: Charley Pride Sings Hank Williams’ ‘Lovesick Blues’ on ‘Lawrence Welk’
Posted in: Country MusicCountry Music Hall of Famer would go on to release an album of Hank Williams songs in 1980
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John Prine Sings Cowboy Jack Clement’s ‘Ballad of a Teenage Queen’ at Country Music Hall of Fame
Posted in: Country MusicCharley Pride, Crystal Gayle, and Shawn Camp also perform at donation ceremony for Clement's beloved Gibson J-200
