KLAW Classic

Harold Lloyd Jenkins hit country music by storm, and as you can see had much success both as a solo artist and with several duets with Loretta Lynn.  Of course, you may know him by another name, Conway Twitty.

Known for writing 'Mammas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to be Cowboys', Singer and Songwriter, and Actor, Ed Bruce is our Classic artist for the day.

Mark Chesnutt is a singer from Beaumont Texas with lots of success in the 90's and early 2000's.  He is the focus of today's KLAW Classic.

Kris Kristofferson wrote many songs for many, many artists including himself.  Inspiration came from real life, his military history, and even from magazine articles that he had read.

Born in 1933, Willie Nelson had to wait until 1975 for his very first number one as a solo artist.

Yes, it's true that Carl Perkins wrote the song that is our KLAW Classic for today.  'Daddy Sang Bass', was a song inspired though, by Perkins longtime friend, Johnny Cash.

Edward Thomas Rabbitt found success as a songwriter in Nashville at least 5 years before he ever earned a No. 1 song for himself.

Dolly Parton hit the top of the Billboard country charts on this day in 1971 with the title track of the album Joshua.

John Michael Montgomery's 'I Swear' topped the charts on this day in 1994.  We featured it on our KLAW Classic this morning.

Oklahoma's Vince Gill has our spotlight for KLAW Classics with the song co-written and recorded by Gill in 1992. It was the very first #1 for Vince Gill.

Recently, Aaron Tippin called into the Saturday Morning Classics show to discuss his 25 years in country music.

Tammy Wynette.  Then Queen of Country music, now legend.  She topped the charts and a duet partner with George Jones, and sixteen times as a solo artist. The final number one for Wynette came on this day in 1976.  The song written by Billy Sherrill and George Richey...