The legendary quartet talks about dreams, regrets—and one another
In the Dec. 17 issue of Country Weekly you’ll find a wide-ranging interview with Duane Allen, Joe Bonsall, William Lee Golden and Richard Sterban—collectively known as the legendary Oak Ridge Boys. Here are a few internet-only exclusive outtakes from our chat with the Boys, whose most recent album is last year’s Front Row Seats.
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Q&A: The Oak Ridge Boys
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All For One
The members of the Drew Davis Band talk about one of their favorite topics: one another.
In the Oct. 20 issue of Country Weekly, you’ll find a feature article about how the Drew Davis Band is beginning to build its grassroots following into a national breakthrough with its new album, Crossroads. But there wasn’t quite enough room in the print edition to communicate just how much fun singer and guitarist Drew Davis, lead guitarist Loren Ellis, keyboardist Roger Malinowski and bass player Mo Levone had while visiting our office for the interview. So as a web exclusive, we’d like to share the sometimes serious but often silly dialogue that ensued when we asked the foursome to describe what each member brings to the band.
Randy Houser's Got His Boots On
Randy Houser’s seen his share of tough times, but some life-changing songs and his own talent have him walking the path he was born to travel . . . and loving it.
Prior to the release of “Boots On,” the follow-up single to “Anything Goes,” Randy Houser’s title cut from his acclaimed debut CD, Country Weekly spent some time with the personable Mississippi native to chat about his life and his music. Here’s some of what Randy had to say.
Prior to the release of “Boots On,” the follow-up single to “Anything Goes,” Randy Houser’s title cut from his acclaimed debut CD, Country Weekly spent some time with the personable Mississippi native to chat about his life and his music. Here’s some of what Randy had to say.
