On this day (August 22) in 1983, Kenny Rogers released Eyes That See in the Dark. The album peaked at No. 1 in late October that year and commanded the top spot for 16 weeks. Barry Gibb produced the ...

Here’s a look at those three Kenny Rogers songs that kicked everything off for Marx. “Crazy” Written by Richard Marx and Kenny Rogers ...

Celebrate the legendary Kenny Rogers by revisiting 10 of his most unforgettable songs. Kenny Rogers left an unforgettable ...

Two of Dolly Parton's biggest hits go head-to-head, and it’s only the second round of our bracket-style competition to ...

Two songs with Kenny Rogers go head-to-head in the first round of our bracket-style competition to determine the best Dolly ...

Michael Sloan, the writer-producer who co-created with Richard Lindheim the durable 1980s TV series The Equalizer, died ...

Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton released their very first duet “A Song To Sing” in July, which is super groovy and fun, and finds them reflecting on a timeless love that only gets better with time ...

Patsy Cline recorded 'Crazy'; the Stones had their first U.S. No. 1 album; Bono got married; synthesizer pioneer Robert Moog passed away; Kenny Rogers was born; and the Beatles performed their one and ...

If you want to see the Righteous Brothers, Monday could be your last chance. Bill Medley and Bucky Heard have embarked on ...

With his Detroit Tigers debut on Sunday against the Phillies, Charlie Morton became the franchise's second-oldest pitcher.

Kenneth Blume, the artist formerly known as Kenny Beats, talks scoring and writing original songs for 'Lurker' and why he ...

Longtime morning show host DJ Slade ignites Sound Cloud podcast, playing country classics, with local news and his signature ...