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Songwriter Jan Crutchfield: 1938 ~ 2012 (Satue of a Fool)

Eddy Raven: A Must See Interview

Gone - Never Fogotten

Why Isn't This Song Played On the Radio?

Coming Soon: Songs Written By Kris Kristofferson

What Happened to Ned Miller?

Ned Miller: Snow Flakes

Oak Ridge Boys - New Page

Statler Brothers - New Page

Gold Singles: RIAA Certified

Do You Know the Only Single To Be Certified Gold In 1976? You May Be Surprised!

Blue Song Titles: New Page


A Look Back At Legendary Opry Guitarist Spider Wilson

A Look Back At  Buddy Attaway

Moe Bandy, Joe Stampley, Johnny Rodrigues: Where Are They Now?

Who Has the Most Number One Hits?

Who Was the First Artist (S) Inducted Into the Country Music Hall of Fame?

Gene Autry, the most successful of all singing cowboys was born in Tioga, Texas (9/29/1907~10/2/1998). Fresh out of high school, he became a railroad telegrapher with the Frisco Railway in Sapulpa, Oklahoma.

Autry then took a radio job on KVOO, Tulsa (1930), billing himself as "Oklahoma's Singing Cowboy" and adapting the singing style of Jimmie Rodgers (9/8/1897~5/26/1933). Continue Reading.

Ned Miller was active as a country music recording artist from 1962 to 1970. Miller is known primarily for his hit single From a Jack to a King, a crossover Billboard hit in 1962 which reached top-10 on the country music, adult contemporary and Billboard Hot 100 charts.

Miller had a few more chart singles in his career, though none matched the success of From a Jack to a King. Continue Reading.

The Mitchell Sisters were not actually sisters by birth, but next door neighbors who found they had a common interest in music in their early teen age years. Patsy (Mitchell) was born Patsy DeFendi, the daughter of Warren and Vada DeFendi.

Patsy was born in Dubuque, Iowa and her family later moved to Rockford, Illinois (IL). Nancy was Nancy Mitchell, the daughter of Ernie and Doris Mitchell. Nancy’s father died on July 4, 1944 in World War II somewhere in France. Her mother found work as a waitress and later owned a couple of restaurants and bars. Continue Reading

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