Lynn Anderson

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

An exhibit about Lynn Anderson, 'Lynn Anderson: Keep Me in Mind', is now open at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.

The Country Music Hall of Fame is adding another accomplished artist to its roster of 2017 exhibits.

We all have plenty to be thankful for this Thanksgiving.

On March 18, 1971, Anderson's 'Rose Garden' album hit No. 1, and stayed there for 14 weeks.

Normally we don't feature a lot of gospel music at the Catch of the Day, but today's feature is one that should catch your ear for its sound, meaning and for its timeliness.

A public visitation and funeral for singer Lynn Anderson will take place this week in Nashville. The 67-year-old “(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden” singer died on Thursday (July 30) in Nashville after suffering a heart attack. She'd been battling pneumonia.

Country veteran Lynn Anderson passed away on July 30 after suffering a heart attack, and many artists and industry members have been expressing their sadness and condolences after hearing the news.

"Rose Garden" singer and onetime CMA Female Vocalist of the Year Lynn Anderson has passed away.

January 2nd, 1975 Austin City Limits premieres on PBS with Willie Nelson as the first featured guest.

December 28th, 1993 Shania Twain marries songwriter/record producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange in Northern Ontario, Canada.

December 26th, 1972 Ronnie Milsap moves from Georgia to Nashville to take a job at the King Of The Road Motor Inn.