A Love Letter to the Dark, Odd, Rare, Risque, Offbeat, Insane, and Horrifying Tales In Country Music History
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The Second Microphone
By the summer of 1961 Donald Lytle of Greenfield, Ohio had been Donny Young for three years, had four Decca singles produced by Owen Bradley that nobody bought, and had been dropped. He was twenty-three, a Navy prison veteran with a temper,...
The Ohio Kid
I have never been able to find a real, solid biography of Johnny Paycheck. There are a lot of obituaries, liner notes, a Mike Judge cartoon, and a hundred articles that get from Greenfield, Ohio to “Take This Job and Shove It” in two paragr...
LET’S GET, LET’S GET TAMMY WYNETTE
The Neon Smudge and the Safety Pin: A Collision of Worlds
By 1980, American culture had split down the middle. Nashville had Tammy Wynette—the “First Lady of Country Music”—wrapped in eighty-pound Bob Mackie gowns, her blonde hair she...
Dolly’s Fight for Freedom
Every Saturday night on television screens across America, a tall, lanky man in a fifteen-pound rhinestone-encrusted Nudie suit would smile warmly, crack a rustic joke, and introduce a shapely, twenty-one-year-old blonde with a towering hea...
The Last Trim in Nashville
Jack Anglin and the Final Toll of the 1963 Opry Jinx
On the morning of Thursday, March 7, 1963, a heavy silence fell over Nashville. The skies matched the raw grief of a country music community that had just been shattered two days prior....
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