The country music queen launched her career on New Year's Day 1964, a run that is celebrated on a new solo album and retrospective box set
Track is the latest off Stuart's upcoming album 'Songs I Sing in the Dark'
Wild night that inspired Cash's "Starkville City Jail" is commemorated with a marker on the Mississippi Country Music Trail
Country Music Hall of Fame member's The Cry of the Heart was produced by husband Marty Stuart
Bittersweet rendition is latest from Stuart's album 'Songs I Sing in the Dark'
Nashville vet previews 20-song acoustic project with 1976's "Ready for the Times to Get Better"
"I hope people listen to the records and discover how truly essential and profound his body of work is," says Stuart of the trailblazing singer, who died Saturday at 86
'Big Night' fundraiser puts rare artifacts once played by Lester Flatt, Johnny Cash, and John Prine in the hands of artists like Marty Stuart, Lucinda Williams, and Miranda Lambert
Country Music Hall of Fame's "Big Night" fundraiser pairs artists like Lucinda Williams, Ashley McBryde with enshrined instruments
"Big Night (At the Museum)" virtual concert will benefit the Hall of Fame's educational initiatives
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