Alison Krauss and John Waite

Alison Krauss: A Hundred Miles or More

GAC Nights: Alison Krauss & John Waite

Videos from the Edge

Radio Daze: What Really Goes On At the Country Radio Seminar

Rocker Teams with Alison Krauss

March 13, 2007 — Although he never expected to find himself performing on the Grand Ole Opry stage, John Waite tells the Indianapolis Star that he was thrilled to make his debut there last weekend.

Alison Krauss: A Hundred Miles or More

Great American Country presents an evening with one of the purest and most original voices in American music with Alison Krauss: A Hundred Miles or More. The one-hour music special features Krauss in performances with members of her acclaimed band, Union Station, and special guest musicians. It also features memorable duets with country superstar Brad Paisley, legendary singer/songwriter James Taylor, and British rocker John Waite and an infectious take on "Sawing on the Strings" with one of Krauss's long time idols, Tony Rice and musicians Sam Bush and Stuart Duncan joining Union Station.

Billy Ray Cyrus, Phil Vassar Forming Supergroup?

April 14, 2009 — Billy Ray Cyrus is appearing in a new album and a new movie, but he might soon be featured in a new supergroup as well. Might, however, is the operative word. Songwriter Jeffrey Steele — who was a judge on last summer’s edition of "Nashville Star," which Billy Ray hosted — told Dial-Global they’re developing a band with Phil Vassar and pop/rock singer John Waite under the working name of Brother Clyde.

Ben Reno Biography

"It all begins with a great song’" says newcomer Ben Reno and he enjoys doing it all. This 19 year-old, multi-talented Californian, now living in Nashville, writes his own music, sings, performs, and plays guitar, drums, banjo, bass and keyboards. He has co-produced his debut CD Ben Reno "Forever Young" released May 2009 with Paul Taylor who has toured and written songs with Journey, Steve Perry, John Waite, Alice Cooper, Winger, etc.

Alison Krauss Finds Beauty in Sad Songs

April 13, 2007 — Alison Krauss' new album A Hundred Miles or More: A Collection, is a diverse set of songs, including collaborations with Brad Paisley, Sting, John Waite and the Chieftains; songs from soundtracks and awards shows; and five new recordings — but a common thread runs through the selections.

CMA Awards Airs Wednesday, Nov. 7, 8-11PM/ET on ABC-TV

10/31/2007 — The final list of nominees for "The 41st Annual CMA Awards" covers the broadest spectrum of the format from traditionalists, Country Music hit makers and crossover innovators, with several fresh faces added to the mix.

GAC's Top 20 Videos of the Week — May 11, 2007

May 11, 2007 — Tune in for this week's edition of GAC's "Top 20 Country Countdown" and find out more about the artists and videos that are tearing up the charts.

Kellie Pickler Keeps Top Spot on "Countdown"

June 1, 2007 — Former "American Idol" contestants hold the top three spots on the Top 20 this week. Tune in for this week's edition of GAC's "Top 20 Country Countdown" to find out more about the artists and videos that are tearing up the charts.

Dolly Parton & Others Sign Guitar for St. Jude

November 27, 2007 — Dolly Parton, Alison Krauss, Wynonna and Alabama's Randy Owen are among the country artists whose signatures adorn the guitar dubbed "An Instrument of Hope," currently up for auction on eBay.

2007 — The Year in Country Music

December 26, 2007 — To borrow a phrase from Josh Turner, 2007 was a firecracker for country music. New acts such as Taylor Swift and Bucky Covington had explosive starts, established acts such as George Strait and Rascal Flatts continued to light up sales charts and awards shows, and Carrie Underwood gave fans plenty of bang for their bucks. Here's a quick look at 10 developments in country music during 2007: