Jan Howard telling about West Plains, Missouri (Singing) Ozark Mountain Clip from Country's Family Reunion Nashville. A must have for any real country music fan. www.cfrvideos.com. + Informações

A MOTHER'S MESSAGE TO HER SON - IN 1968 JAN HOWARD'S SON WAS IN THE MILITARY IN VIET NAM. SHE WROTE AND RECORDED THIS SONG TO HONOR HIM. THE SONG WAS A BIG HIT WITH THE TROOPS IN VIET NAM AT THE TIME. SADLY, HER SON WAS KILLED IN ACTION SHORTLY AFTER THE SONG WAS RELEASED... + Informações

Mrs. Harlan Howard. She won Billboard magazine's Most Promising Country Female Award in 1960, and she brought feminine spunk to The Nashville Sound.. + Informações

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Vinyl track; cover version of classic by Dusty Springfield. Has been also recorded by Aretha Franklin & countless others. Jan's version was listed as "Son-Of-A Preacher Man" on the LP (with the hyphens in the name). + Informações

Jan Howard Sings "Evil On Your Mind", a Top 5 Billboard Country Single in 1966. Jan's recording of "Evil On Your Mind" is listed at #384 in the book "Country Music's 500 Greatest Country Singles" published by the Country Music Foundation.. + Informações

On January 13, 1971, Jan Howard and Bill Anderson were guests on Johnny Cash's TV Show along with Gordon Lightfoot, Homer & Jethro, and the Statler Brothers. In this video clip, Johnny introduces Bill and Jan, and then they sing a medley consisting of "If It's All The Same To You" (their No. 2 duet hit), "Po' Folks" (Bill's No. 9 solo hit), "Evil On Your Mind" (Jan's No. 5 solo hit), and "Someday We'll Be Together" (their No. 4 duet hit).. + Informações

Somewhere between the greed for money and sound judgment, the legends of country music were tossed aside for the outlandish sound they call country music today. RJB Nashville, Tennessee. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. + Informações

Jan was probably best known for her duets with Bill Anderson like "For Loving You", but she had a moderately successful solo career as well. This was one of her last gasps on the charts, a #96 hit in 1974. Still a great tune, though!. + Informações

ROPE Summer Spectacular @Al Menah Shrine Temple, Nashville, Tennessee - 8. June 2011. + Informações

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Country Gold. + Informações

The Very Best Of Wynn Stewart & Jan Howard www.amazon.com. + Informações

"Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good" was written by Dave Hanner who recorded it as The Corbin/Hanner Band. The song became a No. 1 country hit for Country Music Hall of Fame member Don Williams on February 27, 1982. In this video, Grand Ole Opry member Jan Howard sings the song on the Country's Family Reunion "Old Time Gospel" taping in October 2011.. + Informações

Entered the Springbok Radio Top 20 chart on 29 August, 1975. Chart Position: South Africa: #8. + Informações

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Bill Anderson and Jan Howard singing a tune from one of their many duets album. + Informações

From her album "Evil on your mind" 1966. When she had a concert 20/5-2012 in Arendal, Norway she sang this song especially for me, it was so kind of her :-) It's a cover, the first version was done by "The Harden Trio". I like both versions, and Tippy Toeing is one of my favourite songs.. + Informações

On January 14, 1986, the Grand Ole Opry 60th Anniversary special aired on CBS. It had been taped at the Opry House on November 21, 1985, and Grant Turner introduced Reba McEntire as the Opry's newest member during that taping. (Many sources list January 14, 1986, or January 17, 1986, as Reba's induction date, but those actually represent the airing of the TV special and the first official appearance by Reba on a regular Opry show.) This video contains a clip from the 60th Anniversary special with Roy Acuff leading the cast in "Wabash Cannon Ball". It is followed by a clip from the Opry's 70th Anniversary special with Dolly Parton leading the Opry cast in the same song, as Roy had died in 1992.. + Informações

In this clip from the 1993 CBS television special titled "Women In Country", country legends including Kitty Wells, Jean Shepard, Jan Howard and Jeannie Seely talk about country music.. + Informações

Most people knew Harlan Howard by the songs he penned - more than 4000 of them. In a career that spanned more than five decades, Harlan was one of Nashville's greatest and most prolific songwriters. Click the link below to read more and see a listing of his compositions. rjbocm.com. + Informações