The Library of Congress added 25 titles to the National Recording Registry, including Glen Campbellâs âWichita Lineman,â Eddy Arnoldâs âMake the World Go Awayâ and Whitney Houstonâs âI Will Always Love You,â which was penned by Dolly Parton. The 25 titles were chosen based on their âculturally, historically or aesthetically significantâ importance. This yearâs additionsâŠâŠ MORE
Following in the footsteps of Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline and George Jones, Glen Campbell is the subject of a new museum in downtown Nashville. The Glen Campbell Museum & Rhinestone Stage, which opened on Feb. 1, honors the life of the âRhinestone Cowboyâ by showcasing different stages of his career and displaying a collection ofâŠâŠ MORE
Following in the footsteps of Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline and George Jones, Glen Campbell will be the subject of a new museum in downtown Nashville. The Glen Campbell Museum & Rhinestone Stage, which is slated to open in early 2020, will honor the life of the âRhinestone Cowboyâ by showcasing different stages of his careerâŠâŠ MORE
Country Music Hall of Fame member Glen Campbell, who died on August 8, specifically excluded three of his children from his will, according to the Tennessean. According to the report, Glen, who was married four times and fathered eight children, excluded daughter Kelli and sons William Travis and Wesley Kane from his 2006 will. GlenâsâŠâŠ MORE
Country icon Glen Campbell was laid to rest on Wednesday, Aug. 9, during a private ceremony in his hometown of Delight, Arkansas. The news was announced by the official Glen Campbell Facebook account on Thursday with a message from the Campbell family thanking everyone for their âenormous outpouring of love and support.â â Glen passed away inâŠâŠ MORE
Glen Campbellâs impact on country music and many of todayâs artists cannot be overstated. Since the news of Glenâs passing broke on Aug. 8, there has been an outpouring of tributes and remembrances from the country community. During his concert on Aug. 9 at the Coney Island Boardwalk in Brooklyn, N.Y., Toby Keith paid tributeâŠâŠ MORE
If you donât have time to comb through social media all day, hereâs what youâve been missing over the last 24 hours or so in the country music world: Brett Eldredge dresses up in NYC. Keith Urban remembers Glen Campbell. Sturgill Simpsonâs keyboardist bleeds for his music. Shania Twain gets real about leftover pizza. Kellie PicklerâŠâŠ MORE
An accomplished guitarist, Glen Campbell was a highly sought-after session player who performed on recordings by the Beach Boys, Frank Sinatra and Merle Haggard before becoming a successful solo artist known for his uncanny ability to pick great songs. Below are the stories behind five of Glenâs most popular songs: âGentle On My Mind,â âWichita Lineman,â âGalveston,â âRhinestoneâŠâŠ MORE
John Mayer headlined a gig at Nashvilleâs Bridgestone Arena last night (Aug. 8) as news broke that Glen Campbell had passed way after a lengthy battle against Alzheimerâs. Not surprisingly, the country legend, who also had a profound impact on the pop charts, influenced Johnâs career. âIâm going to play this song with more loveâŠâŠ MORE
Originally published in the June 24, 2013 issue of Country Weekly magazine. Two years ago, Glen Campbell came forward with a powerful, completely candid announcement that rippled throughout the entertainment world. With wife Kim by his side, Glen revealed that he had been diagnosed with Alzheimerâs disease, the most common form of dementia, which eventually robs one ofâŠâŠ MORE
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