Jimmy Fortune Set to Take Part in 2026 “One Last Ride” Tour — A Legendary Goodbye with Country Music’s Most Iconic Stars! Full schedule announced…
In a moment certain to thrill traditional country fans, Jimmy Fortune — the beloved tenor…
Read MoreNo press. No spotlight. Jimmy Fortune arrived quietly at Jeannie Seely’s funeral, his presence as humble as the man himself. In the soft light of the chapel, he stepped forward, guitar in hand, and began the first heartfelt chords of More Than a Name on a Wall.
No press. No spotlight.Jimmy Fortune arrived quietly at Jeannie Seely’s funeral, slipping into the chapel…
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Read MoreA SONG OF GOODBYE: Don Reid Delivers Heartfelt Tribute to Brother Harold — “I Sing This One for You, Big Brother.”
A SONG OF GOODBYE: Don Reid Delivers Heartfelt Tribute to Brother Harold — “I Sing…
Read MoreHarold Reid, the legendary voice of The Statler Brothers, never spoke much about dying. But now, in a deeply moving revelation, his son has shared that Harold’s quiet goodbye was hidden in the very lyrics we’ve sung for years. “He didn’t say the words out loud,” his son revealed. “He wrote them into the songs.”
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Read MoreA FINAL BALLAD: Don Reid Pays Tribute to Brother Harold with One Last Song in Staunton — “This One’s Just for Him…” — Tears Fell as He Spoke the Last Words and Stepped Quietly Into the Wings
Don Reid Pays Tribute to Brother Harold with One Last Song in Staunton — “This…
Read MoreWhen Wilson Fairchild—made up of cousins Wil and Langdon Reid—decided to record “I’ll Go to My Grave Loving You,” it wasn’t simply a tribute to a timeless hit. It was a homecoming. The song, first brought to life in 1975 by their fathers, The Statler Brothers, carries more than just melody — it holds family history, deep roots, and a legacy of love that spans generations.
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Read MoreTHE LAST HARMONY: No one was prepared for the silence that filled the sanctuary. At the front of the church lay Lew DeWitt, the gentle tenor who helped shape the sound of The Statler Brothers. And then, slowly, the remaining members stepped forward. No spotlight. No announcement. Just a quiet moment — and then the first note of “Flowers on the Wall” began to rise.
THE LAST HARMONY No one was prepared for the silence that filled the sanctuary. The…
Read MoreAN UNEXPECTED FAREWELL: No one saw it coming. As the house lights dimmed and the crowd fell silent, The Statler Brothers stepped onto the stage — not for a reunion, but for a tribute. Then, without a word, they began to sing “Daddy Sang Bass” — a heartfelt farewell to their longtime friend, Johnny Cash.
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Read MoreORGANIZATION RECAP, THE BOOSTER OF A NATION: More than 20,000 fans filled the Virginia hillside that morning — some clutching old vinyl records, others wearing faded Statler Brothers tour T-shirts — all gathered to remember the man whose voice once told America’s stories. Then, as a breeze blew through the flags on stage, Wilson Fairchild — Harold Reid’s two sons — stepped forward. And with tears in his eyes, he began to sing “The Class of ’57.”
ORGANIZATION RECAP, THE BOOSTER OF A NATION: Wilson Fairchild Honors Harold Reid With “The Class…
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