Saddle up with Gene Autry’s Red River Valley lyrics, a soulful frontier farewell that blends heartfelt vocals with dreamy Western charm.

Multiple award-winning Mikki Daniel is a remarkable figure in the world of Western and country music whose roots run deep ...

From Roy Rogers to Desi and Lucy Arnaz, leading actors and others in the movie and TV industry invested in the region.

It later was part of the Roy Rogers Quaker Oats Show cast. Riders of the Purple Sage found a following and became one of the most popular singing groups during the “singing cowboy” era ...

Munsick's show successfully combined cowboy authenticity with country music ... While neither is quite yet at the level of Gene Autry or Roy Rogers, Munsick's stellar Rocky Mountain Fever band ...

Singing cowboy star Roy Rogers began acting in western films in the 1930s, and by 1944 he starred in his own radio program, "The Roy Rogers Show." When he launched a TV series in the early '50s ...

Roy Rogers and Dale Evans adopted four children together. The pair teamed up for the first time in 1944’s Cowboy and the Senorita. By that time, Roy, who had begun singing professionally at age ...

He passed away Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025. Roger was a little cowboy consumed with watching Roy Rogers and playing with his neighborhood friends. That singing cowboy was only the beginning of his love ...

who changed his stage name to Roy Rogers. He became a matinee idol and a competitor with Gene Autry as the nation's favorite singing cowboy. Peak LP positions: #17 for "Tribute" (1991 ...

Willie Nelson is bringing Trigger, his battered old nylon-string guitar named after singing cowboy Roy Rogers’ horse, back to Huntsville this year. Country music legend Nelson and his band will ...

So, it’s unsurprising that Richards would have taken to Roy Rogers, nicknamed the King ... Richards began learning guitar at 5 or 6 to emulate his singing cowboy idol. Richards certainly wasn ...

Nobody wore a costume like that, thats all an invention of Roy Rogers and Gene Autry ... Theyre poking fun gentle fun, to be sure at the singing cowboy films of the 30s and 40s.