Milltown Radio https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html 3 Country Songs From the 1990s That Bring Back the Friends You Never Forgot 35 Years Ago, 35 No. 1 Hits Later: Alan Jackson Earned Country Music’s Highest Honor Riley Green Reveals the Secret Behind His Songwriting Process Why The Zombies Considered Their First Studio Experience “Petrifying” (And the Hit That Came From It) This One-Hit Wonder Song From 2000 Became a Surprise Anthem for an Entire Generation Kurt Russell + Goldie Hawn Really Enjoy Their Colorado Ranch Songwriter Behind Grammy-Winning Pop Hits Found Dead After Brutal Attack That Left Another Hospitalized Watch Zach Top Channel the King of Country With a Stunning George Strait Tribute Cover 19 Years Ago, Carrie Underwood Proved Critics Wrong With an Overtly Faith-Based Song on Her Way to Country Music History Kat Luna Stuns Nissan Stadium With Spanglish Version of Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” at CMA Fest On This Day in 1990, the Singing Daughters of Brian Wilson Hit No. 1—Exactly 25 Years After the Beach Boys Did the Same Elvis Had a Laughably Honest Explanation for Transitioning to Rodeo Shows in the 1970s 4 Songs From 1974 That Every Baby Boomer Knows by Heart On This Day in 1977, Waylon Jennings Was at No. 1 With an Album That Proved He Could Turn Pop Hits Into Country Gold On This Day in 1963, The Beatles Wrapped Their Final Tour Date With Roy Orbison After Fans Pelted Them With George Harrison’s Favorite Candy On This Day in 1964, Bob Dylan Recorded the Song That Would Become His First No. 1 and Create a New Genre of Music The Heartbreaking Reason Eric Clapton Stopped Performing This 1992 Hit During His Live Shows 3 New Wave Hits From 1982 That Still Sound Like the Future, Decades Later Alan Jackson Got to Invite His Grand Niece to Make Her Opry debut ‘Dutton Ranch’: Rip Knows EVERYTHING! Episode 6 Preview 3 Breakup Anthems From the 70s That Always Hit (Even When You’re Happily Taken) 3 Iconic but Underrated Bruce Springsteen Songs From 1984 That Aren’t “Born In The U.S.A.” 3 Times a Rock Band Changed Its Sound and Accidentally Made a Masterpiece Born 98 Years Ago Today in Brooklyn, the Juilliard-Trained Musician Whose Daughter Founded This Nashville Staple 4 Songs From the 60s That Carried the Flower Power Movement “I Can’t Do This Anymore”: Country Singer Confirms Retirement Following Final Album and Tour 4 Alan Jackson Songs Every Country Music Fan Needs To Know, Even Though They Weren’t All Big Hits 3 Modern Songs That Will Bring 1970s Folk Fans Back to the Genre’s Prime Country Star Makes Difficult Decision To Leave Tour: “This Is the Right Decision for Me and My Family” 5 Legendary Songs That Define the Baby Boomer Generation 3 Perfect Debut Rock Albums That Artists Could Never Quite Top Mayor Says City Had No Role in Morgan Wallen Show Cancellation Behind the 50s Road Racing Song That Commander Cody And His Lost Planet Airmen Revived for a 70s Audience 4 of the Best Fleetwood Mac Songs That Were Written by Christine McVie Country Star Raises Concerns Over AI Data Center Near Nashville Zoo Wallen Didn’t Consult Officials Before Scrapping Show, Mayor Says This is the Real Reason Keith Urban Made an Album of Cover Songs 3 Rock Songs From the 1980s That Still Give Us Chills Today 3 Country Songs From the 1970s You Didn’t Know Were Written About Real People 47 Years Ago Today, Kenny Rogers Was Atop the Charts With One of His Favorite Songs He Ever Recorded Remember When Elvis Costello Recorded One of George Jones’ Biggest Hits in 1981? 4 Must-Have Albums for Your Pink Floyd Vinyl Collection What Made Columbia Drop The Doors Like a “Hot Potato,” According to Guitarist Robbie Krieger 3 One-Hit Wonders Who Became Famous in Their 50s Remember When Queen Delivered a Hit Single That Criticized Music Videos in 1984? Lainey Wilson Reveals Wedding Dress Code for Guests The Harrowing Rumors (And Cringey Explanation) Behind This Infamous Rock Album Cover From 1969 3 Rock Songs From 1967 That Every 60s Kid Still Knows by Heart Today Justin Moore Cancels Shows To Focus On Health On This Day in 1976, Johnny Cash Was at No. 1 for the Last Time With a Song Based on an Oklahoma Urban Legend