Wood, whose real name is Alfred Jesse Smith, was born in Shreveport, Louisiana in 1941. Rock music world rocked by deaths of ...

It has been a heartbreaking year so far for the music world with nearly 30 singers or industry insiders having died already. Country music stars who could headline a Super Bowl halftime show The ...

Ed Askew, a cult folk music singer/songwriter and painter, died on Jan. 4. He was 84. PEOPLE Magazine reported that Askew had ...

The pairings are set for the Colonial Valley Conference Tournament that is starting on Wednesday, with the Hopewell Valley/Montgomery co-op as the top seed. The tourney begins with No. 5 West ...

Melba Montgomery ... The pair went on to record several songs like “We Must Have Been Out of Our Minds” which was written by Montgomery and became her first radio hit, reaching no. 3 on ...

Melba Montgomery — a country music ... Her biggest solo hit was “No Charge,” which reached the top of the country charts in 1974. Montgomery is survived by her brother, daughters ...

Melba Montgomery, a country singer and ... What It Takes)," written by Clyde Otis and Murray Stein. Ms. Montgomery cracked the top 40 on the Billboard country chart a solo singer with "Don't ...

Melba Montgomery, a country singer known for her duets, died at the age of 86. Montgomery, who sang with the likes of George Jones, Gene Pitney and Charlie Louvin, died after a long fight with ...

Melba Montgomery, a country singer and songwriter whose Southern inflections and high harmonies brought a distinctive flourish alongside duet partners such as George Jones in ballads about ...

But, like many of us, he took the proverbial long and winding road to get here. MELBA, Idaho — The small Canyon County town of Melba has felt the effects of Treasure Valley's rapid growth.

Born in Kansas City, Melba moved to Los Angeles as a child, and became a working musician at age sixteen. She learned to arrange and write, as well as play, and quickly found herself snapped up by ...