Country music in its current form wouldn’t exist if Jimmie Rodgers hadn’t driven to New York City from Tennessee in February 1928 and demanded RCA Victor talent scout Ralph Peer hear him sing. One of ...
On May 24, 1933, Jimmie Rodgers walked into a New York recording studio for what would become one of the most heartbreaking sessions in country music history. By that point, the man often called the ...
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