KLAW Classic

Today's KLAW Classic celebrates a couple of firsts!

Today's Classic artist made her debut appearance at the Grand Ole Opry at the age of 13 singing, 'Paper Roses'.  No, it wasn't Marie Osmond!

The Tuesday K-LAW Classic was the #1 country song 30 years ago - February 26th 1983. It was co-written and originally recorded by George Jones.

Our classic song of the day takes us back 18 years to the year 1995 for the first and only #1 song from this Bethel Acres, Oklahoma native.

Today's KLAW Classic celebrates an anniversary of sorts.  On this day forty five years ago, Johnny Cash proposed to then June Carter.

Our KLAW Classic today is a tribute of sorts to Tina Turner!  No, really, it was inspired by an advertisement of a performance by Tina Turner, described as a 'Good hearted woman, loving two timing men'.

Celebrating the rain today with our KLAW Classic!  Gordon Lightfoot reached the #1 spot on the Easy Listening charts with 'Rainy Day People', and made it into the top 50 on the country charts.

You ever wonder where all of those hokey country nicknames came from?  Like the Hillbilly Heartthrob, or the Singing Sheriff and Country Deputies?

Today's KLAW Classic is in honor of another country artist gone too soon.  Mindy McCready died this weekend of an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound.

Beaumont Texas produced a slue of great singers and songwriters.

Today's KLAW Classic topped the CMT list of top love songs, just a couple of years ago.  In honor of Valentine's Day, we thought we would share it with you. Here's a little trivia on this classic song.  The singer/songwriter topped the charts as the artist twice and three times as the songwriter...

Today we recognize a sad day in Country Music as we lost a great singer and musician, Waylon Jennings, 11 years ago today. Waylon who began his career as a bass player for Buddy Holly, gave up his seat on the fated flight that took the lives of Buddy Holly, and the Big Bopper...