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10 Must-Hear Old-School Country Christmas Albums

10 Must-Hear Old-School Country Christmas Albums David Cantwell Country music and Christmas music are deeply entwined. For starters, both genres foreground family and tradition, novelty and loss, and both take it on faith that we probably aren’t ever going to get everything on our Christmas list: The contingent cheer of Merle’s Haggard’s “If We Make It through December” falls right in line with other holiday-song sentiments like “I’ll be home for Christmas… if only in my dreams” and “Someday soon we all will be together… if the fates allow.” Where would Christmas be without country music? Singing cowboy Gene Autry is more responsible for establishing the Christmas record as an annual and lucrative pop subgenre than anyone not named Bing Crosby. And, right this second, Nashville Sound classics such as “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree,” Jingle Bell Rock,” “Pretty Paper” and “Blue Christmas” remain in heavy rotation on your l

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Who is Charley Pride? | American Masters

By Peter Cooper and Barb Hall Often referred to as the “Jackie Robinson of Country music,” merging the line between country music and baseball was a seamless transition for Charley Pride. Raised as less than a citizen in segregated Mississippi, Pride’s buttery voice and steely resolve earned him a place as one of American music’s most impactful artists. He landed in Nashville in 1963, the same year the Tennessee capital was the site of sit-ins and racial violence. Two years later, he was a major label recording artist in the otherwise lily-white country music field, and in short time he became a superstar whose path would lead him to a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award and a place in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

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Marty Stuart Remembers Charley Pride, Buying Pride s Guitar

Rolling Stone Marty Stuart Remembers Charley Pride: ‘The Grandest of All My Country Music Heroes’ “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 By Courtesy of Marty Stuart Charley Pride’s death on Saturday from complications of Covid-19 resulted in an outpouring from artists including Dolly Parton, Maren Morris, Darius Rucker, and Marty Stuart. Stuart also honored Pride regularly while he was living, inviting the country legend on his RFD-TV show more than any other artist. After Pride’s death, Stuart and his wife, singer Connie Smith, posted a tribute saying, “I was so proud to call Mr. Pride my friend. He was, and will forever be one of the grandest of all my country music heroes.” Here, Stuart tells us about his relationship with the late singer.

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Marty Stuart Remembers Charley Pride: The Grandest of All My Country Music Heroes

Marty Stuart Remembers Charley Pride: The Grandest of All My Country Music Heroes
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you know that old soap opera, not that old because it s still on young and restless. this is what the party has been looking for. we ve been looking for new energy. it s going to come from our progressive base. dana: i wanted to bring this up to you today. lloyd green wrote in the hill today an op ed. he said so long as hillary clinton continues to publicly nurse her grievances over the 2016 election, the democratic party s task of recapturing the house and senate is made that much more difficult. he s not alone with that sentiment. it might feel a little harsh, but would it be better for democrats if hillary clinton sort of took a step back in this year s election? secretary clinton will be speaking later today at rutgers university, a school that i had an opportunity to visit a few years ago. i think she has every opportunity to speak. she has every opportunity to tell her story. also to help the country. she has invaluable experience about what we should be doing in the 21st

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