Today in Music History for Oct. 2: In 1899, Victor Herbert's operetta "The Singing Girl" received its world premiere at Her Majesty's Theatre in Montreal. Alice Nielsen sang the title role and ...

Jimmy Webb returned a favor to a friend and mentor with "P.F. Sloan". He ended up saluting all songwriters in the process.

The guitarist — who primarily played mandolin with The SteelDrivers — left the band roughly a year after Stapleton, but continued to write with his former bandmate after the latter’s solo career ...

Today in Music History for Sept. 23: In 1926, jazz saxophonist John Coltrane was born in Hamlet, N.C. His albums "Giant Steps," "Live at the Village Vanguard" and "A Love Supreme" were a vital link ...

These stellar country songs from 1977 were amazing decades ago, and they're still a delight to listen to today.

Roy Arnold Rogers, 79, of Lexington died Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2025. Born May 1, 1946, he was a son of Howard Raymond Rogers and Ruth Flint Rogers. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death is ...

After seeing an article about the comeback of the Roy Rogers fast food restaurant chain, I told a friend how I remembered going to one in Metairie as a child. Where was it and were there other ...

The singer and actor was a doting father before his death on July 6, 1998 Bettmann Archive Roy Rogers made fostering, adopting and caring for children a huge part of his life. The King of the Cowboys ...

Roy Rogers Restaurants is reviving its brand on the East Coast. The company – named after the legendary actor, singer and “King of the Cowboys” – opened a location in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, last ...

Roy Rogers Restaurants is reviving its brand on the East Coast. The company – named after the legendary actor, singer and "King of the Cowboys" – opened a location in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, last ...

Customers wait for the doors to open at the grand opening of Roy Rogers in Cherry Hill, NJ, on June 25 2025.Get Photo Roy Rogers co-owner, Jim Plamondon, speaks at the grand opening of Roy Rogers in ...