Eddy Arnold Took “I Really Don’t Want to Know” To Number One In Country
“I Really Don’t Want to Know” has had many versions, but we will always remember Eddy Arnold’s number-one rendition.
Eddy Arnold’s “Bouquet of Roses”: Flowers for Broken Hearts
In 1948, the American country singer Eddy Arnolds released a song for broken hearts titled “Bouquet of Roses,” and here’s the meaning behind it.
Eddy Arnold’s Two Versions of “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You”
Eddy Arnold recorded the popular song of Meredith Wilson in 1951. “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You” was also written by Meredith Wilson.
It’s Amazing How Eddy Arnold Made The Country Classic “Anytime” A Crossover Hit
In 1921, Herbert “Happy” Lawson penned a tune he called “Any Time.” Almost three decades later, Eddy Arnold turned the song into a top country hit.
Eddy Arnold and LeAnn Rimes Gave Fans One Great Yodeling Match in the “Cattle Call”
Eddy Arnold moved hillbilly music to the city, creating a sleek sound that relied on his smooth voice and occasionally lush orchestrations. In the process, he became the most popular country performer of the 20th century, spending more weeks on top of the charts than any other artist.
Here Are Eddy Arnold Songs Which Huge Effect Is Still Felt On Today’s Country Performers
The success of Eddy Arnold songs paved the way for later singers, including Conway Twitty, George Strait, and Kenny Rogers, among others.
Here Are Some Facts About Eddy Arnold, One Of The Genre’s Most Prolific Hit-Making Artists
Without a doubt, Eddy Arnold is the most successful country hitmaker of all time. So, make sure to get to know more about him with these exciting facts.
Eddy Arnold’s Classic Hit “Make the World Go Away”
Eddy Arnold is known to be a prolific hit-making musician. He is known for his songs “Cattle Call,” “Make the World Go Away,” and “I’ll Hold You in My Heart.”
Eddy Arnold, the First Artist to Win CMA’s Entertainer of the Year
From the first Entertainer of the Year awardee, Eddy Arnold, who will be this year's big winner?
Eddy Arnold’s “I’ll Hold You in My Heart:” 21-Week Chart Topper
For those who don't remember this Eddy Arnold classic, let me refresh your memory. This was released back in 1947 and was made more popular by Elvis Presley with his 1969 version.
Remembering Eddy Arnold on His 11th Death Anniversary
Today marks Eddy Arnold's 11th death anniversary. The "Make the World Go Away" singer worked his way up in country music. He continued until he was 80 years old.
100 Best Classic Country Songs Of All Time
Get ready to take a trip down memory lane with our curated selection of 100 best classic country songs of all time.
What are the benefits of winning in the CMAs?
What exactly are the perks do country music artists get by winning in the CMAs, especially the Entertainer of the Year? Let’s take a closer look.
30 Country Karaoke Duets Of All Time That You Can Sing With Anyone
Grab the microphone right now, pull a friend or your partner, or even a stranger, and sing your hearts out with these 30 country karaoke duets.
The Most Successful Rendition of “I Walk Alone” by Marty Robbins
“I Walk Alone” is a song covered by various well-known country artists, however, it was only Marty Robbins' version that peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard chart.
The Best Bob Wills Songs, The King of Western Swing
Though countless songs blending blues, jazz, and big-band swing sprang up like mushrooms in the 1930s, nothing compared to Bob Wills songs.
60 Male Country Singers of All Time From A-Z
Here’s a list of male country singers who dominated the genre for years. The impact and influence of these men on country music are truly undeniable.
Find Out Who Are The Grand Ole Opry Members – From the 1920s to Present
The longest-running live radio program has inducted over 200 Grand Ole Opry members throughout its illustrious history –from Hank Williams to Kelsea Ballerini
Alabama’s Captivating Performance of “The Old Rugged Cross”
Alabama is country music's greatest band and they always prove it with their performances. With their rendition of the old hymn "The Old Rugged Cross," they showed us that they could also sing a mellow gospel tune.
Crystal Gayle and Her Newest Album You Don’t Know Me
Country superstar Crystal Gayle is slated to revisit her country roots in an epic collection called You Don't Know Me.
Remembering Hank Cochran, the Man Behind “I Fall to Piece” and More
Today marks Hank Cochran's ninth death anniversary. Let us remember him by taking a look at his great influences in the world of country music.
Johnny Cash Releases an Incredible Countrified Version of “Sixteen Tons”
Tennessee Ernie Ford's popular single "Sixteen Tons" was recorded by the legendary singer Johnny Cash in 1987.
Why “Ain’t Living Long Like This” Was a Top-Notch Album
“Ain’t Living Long Like This” was the debut album of country singer-songwriter Rodney Crowell which established him as a top-notch writer.
Lainey Wilson Is Asking Fans For Continued Prayers For Her Father
Country singer Lainey Wilson is asking for continued prayers as her father, Brian Wilson, battles what has been described as a critical health emergency.