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February 2026

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If you love the soulful voice of Christ Stapleton, you have to check out this video from T. Graham Brown. He has one of the most Country soulful voices out there! Watch this video of T. Graham Brown singing “Come as You Were” from Country’s Family Reunion: 2010. To see the FULL EPISODE, go to While you’re there, sign up for a FREE TRIAL of Country Road TV! #countrymusic #countrysoul #TGrahamBrown #chrisstapleton #soul #CountrysFamilyReunion

**Title: Discover T. Graham Brown’s Soulful Country Sound in “Come as You Were”** **Meta Description: Experience T. Graham Brown’s soulful…

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Written by John Prine, “Paradise” has been recorded by many artists. Prine wrote the song for his father and released it in 1971. The song speaks to the ill effects of strip mining and corporations bulldozing the ‘little guy.’ Although Lynn Anderson had the highest spot on the charts for the song, Jim & Jesse recorded a great version of it as well. Watch this video of Jim & Jesse performing “Paradise” from Country’s Family Reunion: Grassroots to Bluegrass. To see the FULL EPISODE, go to #bluegrass #mining #johnprine #songwriter #singer #virginia #kentucky #countrysfamilyreunion

# The Timeless Legacy of John Prine’s “Paradise” John Prine’s “Paradise” stands as a hallmark of classic country music, a…

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We are excited to have Ronnie Reno’s Old Time Music on Country Road TV! Check out this clip of Ronnie Reno & The Reno Tradition performing “I’ll Fly Away” and we’re sure you’ll want to see more Old Time Music! To see more, go to While you’re there, be sure to sign up for a FREE TRIAL of Country Road TV! #ronniereno #bluegrass #Jesus #christianity #heaven #rapture #music

**Title: Celebrating the Legacy of “I’ll Fly Away” with Ronnie Reno on Country Road TV** **Meta Description: Discover the timeless…

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THEY WEREN’T BROTHERS. NONE OF THEM WAS NAMED STATLER. AND THEY NEVER LEFT THE TOWN WHERE IT ALL STARTED.

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HE COMPLETED HIS 58TH ALBUM — AND CALLED IT “FINAL TOUCHES,” NEVER REALIZING HOW TRUE IT WOULD BE.

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HE SURVIVED A 1999 CRASH THAT STOPPED HIS HEART TWICE — THEN DIED PEACEFULLY IN BED 14 YEARS LATER AT 81.