Gene Autry, the "singing cowboy" and multimedia star credited with popularizing country-western music, was born on Sept. 29, 1907. Autry also founded the Los Angeles Angels baseball team.

Gene Autry first popularized the singing cowboy image on radio station WLS in Chicago then as a star of Western “B movies,” setting off a national singing cowboy craze and spawning many imitators.

At the latest stop of the Cowboy Carter World Tour, Beyoncé brought her greatest concert yet to Washington, D.C, yet once ...

Autry, best known as “The Singing Cowboy,” owned a ranch just a few miles west of the museum site and left an impact to many through his action packed western films and composed holiday ...

He's currently between an album that presents him singing soulful country tunes like George Jones backed by a Stax house band in 1973 and another one in the can that was inspired by the folksy ...

Legendary Singing Cowboy Roy Rogers’s Former L.A. Home Can Be Yours for $7.2 Million The beloved Western entertainer bought the Sherman Oaks residence in 1944 and lived there for almost three ...

Gene Autry, the renowned Singing Cowboy of the ‘30s, ‘40s, and ‘50s was many things; a hugely popular movie, television, radio, and recording star, a successful entrepreneur, song writer, a ...

It wasn't Memphis' Stax, but Austin's Arlyn Studios into which Crockett stepped to record "$10 Cowboy." Aryln is a 7,000-square-foot facility in which Ray Charles has recorded and where numerous ...

Poet Terry Nash poses for a portrait in downtown Golden, Colo., before the 34th anniversary of the Colorado Cowboy Poetry Gathering Friday, Jan. 17, 2025, at the Buffalo Rose Event Center in ...