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Rachel Wammack Reveals How Rascal Flatts Chose Her For ‘Quick, Fast, In a Hurry’ [EXCLUSIVE]

Rachel Wammack is featured on Rascal Flatts‘ song “Quick, Fast, In a Hurry,” from their recent How They Remember You EP. The rising star was picked specifically by Gary LeVox, Jay DeMarcus and Joe Don Rooney for the fast-paced, sultry tune, after the trio heard Rachel perform. “I opened up for Rascal Flatts last spring,” Rachel told Everything Nash….

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Phil Vassar, Jeffrey Steele to Host Virtual Event Benefiting the Nonprofit Waves [EXCLUSIVE]

Phil Vassar and Jeffrey Steele are lending their time and talents to a worthwhile cause. The two songwriters will perform a virtual event on October 29, benefiting Waves, a Franklin-based nonprofit, which helps individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities achieve their full potential, through both an Early Learning Program and Adult Services Program, offering a wide range of services…

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Robert Counts’ ‘What Do I Know’ Proves He Knows Plenty About Writing a Hit [EXCLUSIVE]

When Robert Counts went into a writing session with HARDY and Jake Mitchell, HARDY was still known as songwriter Michael Hardy, and all three men were still getting their start in country music. The result of that one co-write was “What Do I Know,” Robert’s current, and powerful single, which became the second most-added song at country radio when…

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Bill Anderson Shares the Story Behind ‘Whiskey Lullaby’ [EXCLUSIVE]

Bill Anderson thought he had a good idea for a song, the day he met Jon Randall for a writing appointment, but he had no idea that the song would turn into “Whiskey Lullaby.” Recorded by Brad Paisley with Alison Krauss, and released in 2004, on Brad’s Mud on the Tires album, the song became a multi-platinum hit, with…

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Chase Martin Releases ‘Levi Denim’: ‘It’s Who I Am’ [EXCLUSIVE]

Chase Martin’s first official single as a signed artist is out! The rising star just released “Levi Denim” written by hit writers Abby Anderson, Matt Stell and Alison Veltz-Cruz, on RECORDS Nashville, an imprint of Sony Music, and is ready to make her mark on country music. “I’ve released singles independently before,” Chase told Everything Nash, explaining why she already…

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Jeannie Seely Became a Force of Change at the Grand Ole Opry [EXCLUSIVE]

It’s been 53 years since Jeannie Seely became a member of the Grand Ole Opry. 27 years old when she joined the Opry, Jeannie became not only the first woman to wear a miniskirt on stage, but also to host her own segment of the live show — both unheard of feats back then. For the now 80-year-old, it…

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Bobby Bones on His Bulldog, Stanley: ‘He Was the Puppy That Nobody Wanted’ [EXCLUSIVE]

Bobby Bones might be one of the most successful media moguls of our time, but he still has a soft spot in his heart for the underdog, especially four-legged ones. The Arkansas native adopted his bulldog, Stanley, in 2019, although his beloved pet has had several health challenges since he became part of the radio host’s family, including requiring…

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Michael Ray on 2020: ‘It’s Been a Hard Year on Everybody’ [EXCLUSIVE]

2020 hasn’t been easy on anyone, especially Michael Ray. While unable to tour because of COVID-19, he also saw his marriage to Carly Pearce end after only eight months. But the Florida native is determined to find the silver lining, even amid so many challenges. “It’s been a hard year on everybody,” Michael told Everything Nash. “For many different…

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Bill Anderson Reflects on Releasing 73rd Album, ‘The Hits Re-Imagined’ [EXCLUSIVE]

When Bill Anderson released his debut album, Still, in 1963, he likely never envisioned that, 57 years later, he would still be making music, but at 82 years old, he has no plans of slowing down. The Country Music Hall of Fame member just released his 73rd album, The Hits Re-Imagined, featuring ten of his biggest hits as a…

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Natasha Owens Urges Christians to Be a ‘Light to the Darkness’ [EXCLUSIVE]

Natasha Owens‘ faith has never been more important to her than right now. As the world struggles with the global coronavirus pandemic, not to mention political and racial unrest, the gospel singer credits her faith with helping her stay strong amid so much uncertainty. “Christians have an unbelievable opportunity right now to be a light to the darkness,” Natasha…

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