Hank Williams Jr. ‘Born to Boogie’ KLAW Classic [VIDEO]
From 1979 to 1990, our KLAW Classic Artist enjoyed a string of 30 Top Ten Singles and over 40 in his career.
From 1979 to 1990, our KLAW Classic Artist enjoyed a string of 30 Top Ten Singles and over 40 in his career.
Today's KLAW Classic comes from the King of Country, George Strait.
Today's KLAW Classic is from Crystal Gayle and come from 35 years ago today. In a 2004 CMT Interview, Cystal Gayle said that songwriter Richard Leight wrote the song because he had a dog with one brown eye and one blue eye.
The KLAW Saturday classic was #1 33 years ago today - August 25, 1979.
Today's KLAW Classic comes from a group formed in 1966 in Long Beach, California , whose sole purpose was to find a job where they didn't have to work!
Forty Three years ago today, Johnny Cash held the number one spot on the Country charts with a song written by Shel Silverstein.
Co-written and recorded by Phil Vassar, today's KLAW Classic was originally recorded by another artist celebrating his birthday today.
Happy 74th Birthday to our KLAW Classic artist for today, Kenny Rogers. Rogers was born on this day in Houston Texas, and began his career as part of several groups including the New Christy Minstrels, and the First Edition.
The KLAW Classic for today is from 1988. Restless Heart recorded the song written about the bluest eyes that one of the authors, Van Stephenson had ever seen.
This week's Saturday morning K-LAW Classic was #1 39 years ago today - August 18th, 1973.
Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson make up the group The Highwaymen. All great artists in their own right, The Highwaymen recorded 2 albums, and gained a number one song from the album of the same name, 'The Highwayman'
Thirty Five years ago today, the world lost a King. Elvis Aaron Presley died at his home Graceland in Memphis
August 16, 1977. Elvis recorded over 700 songs and sold 134.5 million albums in the US making him the Top Selling Solo Album Artist of all time, and 2nd overall behind the Beattles.