Rebecca Day
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Rebecca Day is a freelance writer and independent musician. For more information on her music and writing, visit her Substack, Classically Cultured, at classicallycultured.substack.com
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‘Where the Green Grass Grows’: Planting Dreams in Quiet Living
Tim McGraw’s famous country track is a big hit for small town living.
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Tyler Nance: ‘Rolling With My Own Sound’
The up-and-coming songwriter is making his mark on country music.
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‘Time of Revival’: Justin Gambino’s Prodigal Journey
Singer-songwriter talks about how hope and faith power his music.
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A Songwriter’s Town: Honoring Nashville’s Skilled Musicians
The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame honors Music City with new members.
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A Singing Teacher’s History Lesson for America
Listening to the early country hit ‘The Battle of New Orleans’ is a fun way to learn about history.
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The Art of Kinship: Bluegrass and the Family Band
The genre’s family tradition extends its reach by unifying peoples and communities.
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Zach Top: ‘I Never Lie’
The breakout country artist pays homage to one of the genre’s defining epochs.
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‘How Firm a Foundation’: A Favorite Hymn Among American Presidents
A song’s everlasting message transcended worship services, becoming a key part of historic events and a symbol of unity.
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A Huge Victory for Traditional Country Music
The Grammys added Best Traditional Country Album to its list of awards.
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‘Where the Green Grass Grows’: Planting Dreams in Quiet Living
Tim McGraw’s famous country track is a big hit for small town living.
|
Tyler Nance: ‘Rolling With My Own Sound’
The up-and-coming songwriter is making his mark on country music.
|
‘Time of Revival’: Justin Gambino’s Prodigal Journey
Singer-songwriter talks about how hope and faith power his music.
|
A Songwriter’s Town: Honoring Nashville’s Skilled Musicians
The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame honors Music City with new members.
|
A Singing Teacher’s History Lesson for America
Listening to the early country hit ‘The Battle of New Orleans’ is a fun way to learn about history.
|
The Art of Kinship: Bluegrass and the Family Band
The genre’s family tradition extends its reach by unifying peoples and communities.
|
Zach Top: ‘I Never Lie’
The breakout country artist pays homage to one of the genre’s defining epochs.
|
‘How Firm a Foundation’: A Favorite Hymn Among American Presidents
A song’s everlasting message transcended worship services, becoming a key part of historic events and a symbol of unity.
|
A Huge Victory for Traditional Country Music
The Grammys added Best Traditional Country Album to its list of awards.
|