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8 Montgomery Gentry Songs Written By Troy Gentry In 1999, Montgomery Gentry signed their first record deal. Between then and when Troy Gentry was killed in a helicopter crash on Sept. 8, 2017, the duo released eight studio albums. Although the majority of their songs came from outside songwriters, Gentry and duo partner Eddie Montgomery did occasionally help co-write their material; Gentry specifically co-wrote eight of the songs that Montgomery Gentry released during his lifetime. Below, readers can listen to the eight Montgomery Gentry songs that Gentry himself helped write. The first...

Steve Earle for a remake of Bob Dylan's "The Times They Are A-Changin'," due Feb. 5 on Bandcamp and Feb. 8 at digital streaming outlets. The 1964 classic addresses civil rights, warning the voices of hate that they will "sink like a stone" if they swim against the tide of inclusion. • Rory Feek released his own version of "The Times They Are A-Changin' " on Jan. 22, accompanied by a video that addresses the power that online messages have to unite or divide in the current cultural conversation. • Rodney Atkins issued a cover of Anne Murray's 1983 single "A Little Good News" on Jan.�...

Aaron Watson has seen his share of pain. In fact, as the son of a disabled Vietnam war veteran, the West Texas native spent many a day as a young man going to the VA hospital with his dad, witnessing the plight of men and women who proudly fought for this country, men and women left to deal with the physical and mental leftovers of war. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following It's a vision he still can't get out of his head. "The hardship that this country has been through has always been in my face," admits the...

Motherwell posted on social media: "Brave as a lion. Forever 10.  "RIP Phil O'Donnell."  Celtic added: "Today we remember former Celtic player Phil O'Donnell, who sadly passed away 13 years ago. Former team-mates of the late Phil O'Donnell, Simon Donnelly (left) and Jackie McNamara, join family members on the pitch to pay tribute to O'Donnell in 2010 "RIP, Phil."  O'Donnell started his career at Motherwell in 1990 where he played a major role in them winning the 1991 Scottish Cup. He then moved to the East End of Glasgow in 1994, where he played for five years, before switchin...