Rhythm of the Road by Kris Rutherford

Dave Dudley released seven singles for country radio between 1955 and 1962, but as he told Vic Willis of The Willis Brothers on television one

Back in a day many of you probably don’t remember, the U.S. had a national speed limit. No vehicle of any type on any road

If you haven’t read some entries from the “Staying Fit on the Road” section of The Trucker’s site by Bob “The Trucker Trainer” Perry, after

I’ve never been a big fan of music videos, at least not the type that dramatizes the lyrics. And I don’t take a liking to

Randy Travis’ dream of becoming a country music star didn’t come easy. The young man who, in 1980, sent demo tapes to every record label

If you’ve ever sat behind a steering wheel, you have one — that one particular vehicle from your past that you wish you could drive

Pardon me for this column, in which I connect recent events and personal experience that have combined to turn a six-decade-old rockabilly/blues hit into —

Hardcore George Strait fans should recognize the title of this column, borrowed from a song of the same name from his 1986 studio album, “#7.”

Winter had set in over Maine, and in late March 1983, it showed no sign of “heading out to sea” as the locals often said.

The “Country Gold” era (early 1950s to mid-1970s) gave rise to a few real-life truck drivers who took shots at making their names in the

Country music has offered its share of memorable opening lines over the years. With “It’s a Bloody Mary morning,” Willie Nelson jolted radio listeners out