Radio experience and a partnership with the Jimmie Rodgers Entertainers -- a string ... In the process, he invented the sad country song formula that was later perfected by Hank Williams.

Songs she wrote but is uncredited for included ... some people assume country music had always included yodeling." Jimmie Rodgers, America's blue yodeler and a victor recording artist died ...

Before Ernest Tubb changed the face of country music in the 1940s, Jimmie Rodgers' widow, Carrie Rodgers, helped launch his ...

Jimmie Rodgers, singer of the 1957 hits “Honeycomb ... which signed him after hearing him perform “Honeycomb,” a song by Bob Merrill. With a style of singing and playing guitar that ...

Jimmie Rodgers, a singer who had two major hits in ... which signed him after hearing him perform “Honeycomb,” a song written by Bob Merrill. With a style of singing and playing guitar that ...

“hillbilly” singers and string bands put numerous railroad songs on wax, but no one with perhaps a more trained eye and ear on the subject than Jimmie Rodgers, the singer, songwriter, and ...

He received his first songwriting credits as Jimmie F ... with some of his popular songs were featured in commercials. Most recently in 2016, Rodgers revealed the moment he realized he wanted ...

The Senate wants Mississippi's official songs to be "One Mississippi," "Miss the Mississippi and You" by country legend Jimmie Rodgers and "Crossroads" by Delta blues pioneer Robert Johnson.

Day 6 of the 72nd annual Jimmie Rodgers Music Festival continued Saturday on the lawns of the MAX. Many people from around the area gathered with their lawn chairs, friends, and family to enjoy music ...

Jimmie Rodgers, singer of the 1957 hits “Honeycomb ... which signed him after hearing him perform “Honeycomb,” a song by Bob Merrill. With a style of singing and playing guitar that ...

By Neil Genzlinger Jimmie Rodgers, whose smooth voice straddled ... singing “Honeycomb,” a Bob Merrill song he had learned off a recording by Georgie Shaw and had been performing in the ...