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Something tells me it was this, specific moment from Luke Combs’ high school football career that let him know he was going to be better off chasing a music career rather than a career as a pro athlete. Long before Combs became a household name with hits like “When It Rains It Pours” and “Beautiful Crazy,” Luke was just a kid in high school trying to figure out life. I’m sure all of us can remember pivotal moments from our […]
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An insane musical output for some of these artists. In the streaming era, long albums are all the rage. While there was a time when 12 songs were recognized as the gold standard (and still is in many ways), the incentive to pack as many songs as possible into a record to get as many streams as you can has changed the way albums are approached, produced and packaged. Though this has been a phenomenon across all of music, country […]
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The NASCAR world has its first, confirmed case of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). Former NASCAR Cup Series driver, Fred Lorenzen, passed away in December of 2024 at the age of 89. His cause of death was complications of dementia, which Lorenzen lived with for 20 years. Eight years before his death, the NASCAR Hall of Famer pledged to donate his brain for research. Because of that pledge, and the work of researchers at the Boston University CTE Center, the 26-time […]
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Fly high, free birds. When you think southern rock, one of the first bands you think of should be Lynyrd Skynyrd. The legendary band founded by Ronnie Van Zant, Bob Burns, Gary Rossington, Allen Collins, and Larry Junstrom in Jacksonville, Florida popularized the southern rock genre after the release of their 1973 debut album, (Pronounced ‘Lĕh-‘nérd ‘Skin-‘nérd), when they landed a spot opening for The Who. That debut album featured songs that are still massive hits today – songs like […]
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