Remembering Jimmie Rodgers on His Birthday as the Father of Country Music Born in 1897 in Mississippi
Born in 1897, Jimmie Rodgers became the Father of Country Music with hits like "Blue Yodel." On his birthday, his groundbreaking voice still echoes today.
Remembering Jimmie Rodgers Songs, The Father of Country Music
The late 1920s saw the rise to fame of American musician Jimmie Rodgers. Known for his rhythmic yodeling, most Jimmie Rodgers songs are still recognized today.
Here Are Some Facts About Jimmie Rodgers, Widely Regarded As The Father Of Country Music
While his six year-career was cut short, Jimmie Rodgers managed to create and define the role of a country music star. Here are some facts about this country legend.
Remembering The Death Of Jimmie Rodgers, The First Nationally-Known Country Music Star
On May 26, 1933, the world of country music lost the man who started it all – Jimmie Rodgers, who was regarded with great respect as the Father of Country Music.
Jimmie Rodgers’ “In the Jailhouse Now” Got A Funny Lyrics That Evolved Through Time
The entire idea of "In the Jailhouse Now" is ironic. That is what makes it such an amusing and enjoyable story even after all these years.
Jimmie Rodgers Sings About the Reality of War in “The Soldier’s Sweetheart”
Jimmie Rodgers, also known as the father of country music, has always produced great songs. Some of his notable tracks are the Blue Yodel series.
Jimmie Rodgers is “Lonely and Blue” in His Song for a Reason
Jimmie Rodgers, also known as the father of country music, has always produced great songs. Some of his notable tracks are the Blue Yodel series, "Waiting for a Train" and "I'm Lonely and Blue."