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Killin' Time, was released, kick-starting one of the most successful country music careers of his generation. A Texas native, Black wrote or co-wrote all 10 songs on the project, which sold more than 3 million copies. The record spawned five No. 1 singles, including Black's debut single, "A Better Man," and the disc's title track. The third single released from the album, "Nobody's Home," stayed at the top of the charts for three weeks, while the fourth single, "Walkin' Away," held reign in the top spot for two weeks. Black commemorated the 30th anniversary of the album with a tour, Still...

PHOTO: Des Récits The shift towards digital customer experience had been gaining momentum over the years — the pandemic pushed it over the edge.  People who previously wouldn’t have considered ordering groceries online are now purchasing all of their food on their laptop from home. QR codes have replaced physical menus in restaurants. Chatting with your favorite barista each morning has turned into ordering online and grabbing your latte through a takeout window. The list goes on. The digital experience is now more important than ever, and consumer expectations are at an all-tim...

Thirty-two years ago today (April 22, 1989), Clint Black achieved a huge career milestone. It was on that date that the singer made his debut on the Grand Ole Opry, just as his first single, "A Better Man," from his freshman album, The New Jersey native clearly left a favorable impression at the famed venue. Only two years later, Black was invited to become a member of the Opry, less than a year after his sophomore album, Put Yourself in My Shoes, was released. The singer, who still enjoys performing at the Opry, admits that he always gets nostalgic before he takes the famous stage: “Walk...

PHOTO: Zack Marshall People are like raccoons: we're attracted to the new, shiny object. Customers want to buy whatever’s innovative or cutting-edge. If you want to appeal to this desire, it’s helpful to position your products as next-gen in your marketing. So how do you market your offerings to stand out as the innovations they are? Here are some tips to position your product so consumers see it as the next big thing. Make Sure You Can Deliver on the Promise First things first: is your product actually next-generation? At the risk of stating the obvious, you have to first determin...

Ohio native Karissa Ella offers a faithful take on Pam Tillis' 1991 hit "Maybe It Was Memphis" as her latest release. The new cover is premiering exclusively on The Boot; press play above to watch her performance. Ella tells The Boot that "Maybe It Was Memphis" has long been a favorite of hers. When it popped into her playlist last year, it "brought back so many memories!" "I had so much fun recording this song," Ella adds, "and I hope I made Pam Tillis proud." Tillis actually recorded "Maybe It Was Memphis," written by Michael Anderson, twice: The first version, from the late 1980s and produ...