During his 81 years on this Earth, Glen Campbell made the journey from small town boy to beloved country legend. Born to John Wesley and Carrie Dell Campbell on April 22, 1936 in Billstown, Arkansas, Campbell was the seventh son out of 12 children. His father was a sharecropper, but instead of following in his footsteps, […] More
After spending years touring with his dad and watching him slowly disappear from the effects of Alzheimer’s, one of Glen Campbell‘s closest children has poured his heart out in a blog post that hopes to bring people in similar situations some comfort and guidance as they deal with this terrible disease that is taking their […] More
If only one singer could ever be called a “heartthrob,” then that title would belong to Elvis Presley. Everything from his looks to the sound of his voice made him incredibly attractive to women around the world. Even those who have been born since Elvis passed away can recognize “The King’s” appeal. Elvis was also well-known for […] More
They are coming forward about what will be the final stages of his disease and how the once amazing performer has tragically deteriorated since his Alzheimer’s diagnosis. Glen Campbell is a man known for many things. His music, his acting, his sparkling personality, and of course – his iconic live performances. Now, the country music […] More
This fan-favorite Opry star welcomes some of our beloved country legends into her home for a holiday series that is sure to delight you all season long! Minnie Pearl was known for her delightful entertainment on both the Grand Ole Opry and Hee Haw throughout the radio and early television eras! Pearl was known as […] More
“Of course, I open the door and there’s Glen Campbell, and I’m [like] ‘Holy hell! I’m in a room with Glen Campbell!”
Struggling with what to reveal about his condition, the country legend’s wife truly opened up for the first time in a long time about how his battle with Alzheimer’s has progressed. Glen Campbell, one of America’s beloved country crooners and legendary performer, has been battling Alzheimer’s since he was diagnosed in 2011, but after five […] More
Paying tribute to a legend like Campbell takes a lot of gusto, which is why the ACM needed not one, not two, but four country greats to perform “Rhinestone Cowboy.” Blake Shelton, Toby Keith, Dierks Bentley, and Keith Urban joined forces for a memorable rendition of Campbell’s signature song.
