Linda Ronstadt is one of the most versatile, successful, and influential vocalists of our time. The woman who many consider to be the top female rock ‘n’ roll vocalist of the 1970s has often sung country music and collaborated with Nashville-ba

The War and Treaty

Nov 8th, 2019 38m 5s

Michael and Tanya Trotter are The War and Treaty, a celebrated Americana duo that has received praise and admiration from greats including Emmylou Harris, Buddy Miller, and John Prine. The Trotters’ climb to notoriety was powerful and unlikely.

Sam Bush (Part 2)

Oct 25th, 2019 24m 50s

Mandolin master Sam Bush formed the influential band New Grass Revival in the ‘70s, and has worked with notables including Garth Brooks, Emmylou Harris, Alison Krauss, Lyle Lovett, Bill Monroe, Dolly Parton, and Taylor Swift—in addition to reco

Sam Bush (Part 1)

Oct 11th, 2019 33m 2s

Sam Bush is a mandolin master whose unbridled spirit helped to create the progressive acoustic music that is often referred to as “Newgrass.” In 1971, he formed the influential band New Grass Revival, and since then he has worked with notables

Jimmie Allen

Sep 27th, 2019 24m 43s

Delaware native Jimmie Allen visited the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum to record his episode of Voices in the Hall in front of a live audience during CMA Music Festival. Allen talked about his rise from poverty and homelessness to a pla

Nick Lowe

Sep 13th, 2019 38m 50s

Equally gifted as a singer-songwriter, musician, and producer, Nick Lowe is the author of classic songs including “Cruel to Be Kind,” “Without Love,” and “(What’s So Funny ‘Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding).” Impacted and influenced by coun

Buddy & Julie Miller

Aug 30th, 2019 37m 40s

Buddy Miller is among the prime forces in Americana music, starring as a singer, a musician, a recording artist, and a songwriter whose compositions have been recorded by Dierks Bentley, Dixie Chicks, Levon Helm, and Miranda Lambert. His wife a

Kane Brown

Aug 16th, 2019 27m 28s

Kane Brown has emerged as one of contemporary country music’s biggest stars, only a few years after he was spending break time at a shipping company posting videos of himself singing covers of songs by Chris Young, Lee Brice, and Alan Jackson.

Emmylou Harris (Part Two)

May 24th, 2019 27m 13s

Part Two of our conversation with Emmylou Harris finds her reflecting on her college years as a drama student at the University of North Carolina, her winding path to Nashville, and constructing -- and maintaining -- her many incredible live ba

Emmylou Harris (Part One)

May 10th, 2019 26m 25s

Emmylou Harris ranks among the most significant recording artists in the history of country and pop music. For over 40 years, she has released music of merit and consequence. She’s won 14 Grammys, a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, and is a m

Larry Gatlin

Apr 26th, 2019 37m 40s

Grammy-winning musician Larry Gatlin authored chart-topping country songs including “All the Gold in California,” “Houston (Means I’m One Day Closer to You),” and “I Just Wish You Were Someone I Love.” He was encouraged and inspired by greats i

Sierra Hull

Apr 12th, 2019 42m

At age 11, Sierra Hull was identified as a genius player by Alison Krauss; as a young adult, Hull has become a musical master. She was the first female winner of the International Bluegrass Music Association’s mandolin player of the year award;

Ray Stevens

Mar 29th, 2019 39m 2s

Born Harold Ray Ragsdale, the Grammy-winning songwriter, producer, arranger, and performer known as Ray Stevens is regarded as one of the most talented forces in country music. Though often thought of as a funnyman who writes hilarious and topi

Jessi Colter

Mar 15th, 2019 30m 7s

The most beguiling of “outlaws,” Jessi Colter wrote and performed hit songs including “I’m Not Lisa,” and “What’s Happened to Blue Eyes.” She was a part of the multi-million-selling album Wanted! The Outlaws, which won the CMA’s album of the ye

Charlie Worsham

Feb 22nd, 2019 38m 55s

Charlie Worsham is one of the most impressive guitarists in a city that is often called “Guitar Town.” With two albums released on Warner Bros. Records, and a Top 20 hit in “Could It Be,” he is cited by Vince Gill, Marty Stuart, and others as s

Mary Chapin Carpenter

Feb 22nd, 2019 37m 9s

Mary Chapin Carpenter is a Grammy-winner, a CMA Female Vocalist of the Year, a terrific guitarist, and the writer of hundreds of songs that she crafts with eloquence and emotion and sings in a voice that is dusky and tone-true. On this episode

Ricky Skaggs

Feb 22nd, 2019 34m 58s

As the first out of the gate in what is often called country music’s “neo-traditionalist movement” in 1981, Ricky Skaggs helped bring bluegrass and honky-tonk songs back into country’s mainstream. His instrumental virtuosity and pure, Kentucky-

Rosanne Cash

Feb 22nd, 2019 25m 35s

Rosanne Cash has won four Grammy awards, has scored fifteen Top 20 country hits, has written one of music’s great memoirs in Composed, and has lived an unusual and commendable life. In this episode of Voices in the Hall, she talks about her uni

Dave Cobb

Feb 22nd, 2019 36m 28s

Dave Cobb is the most respected and admired producer of country music’s 2010s, or whatever we call the second decade of the still-new century. He has produced much-beloved (and often awarded) works by Chris Stapleton, Jason Isbell, Brandi Carli

Dierks Bentley

Feb 22nd, 2019 40m 14s

Singer-songwriter Dierks Bentley came to Nashville as a Vanderbilt student and soon found himself immersed in the city’s street-level music scene. Today, he plays to sold-out arena crowds, but his heart remains at the Station Inn, the funky Nas

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Introduction to Voices in the Hall

Jan 10th, 2019 13m 12s

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum presents Voices in the Hall, insightful conversations with compelling artists, from megawatt stars to highly influential players, who propel the story of American music forward. Host Peter Cooper is the

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