The Coal Miner's Daughter's 50th album finds the country legend in fine, joyous form and joined by country & Americana royalty.
From the Turntable: The Beatles, Please Please Me, 1963
The Fab Four's debut LP remains an electrifying experience and launched the most revered catalog in music history.
From the Turntable: Dwight Yoakam- Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc. Etc., 1986
A bona-fide hillbilly-rockstar kicks country music in its glossed-over ass.
New Album Review: Kings of Leon- When You See Yourself
The moody rockers return with their first LP in five years and it's arguably their most deeply reflective outing to date.
The 706 Digest- February 2021
Fresh music from Willie Nelson, Justin Bieber, Brandi Carlile, Dawes, Mickey Guyton and Hiss Golden Messenger rank among our favorite February moments.
From the Turntable: Trisha Yearwood, Hearts In Armor, 1992
A timeless vocalist discovers her artistic voice.