Singer Vern Gosdin, who recorded country music hits like the award-winning "Chiseled in Stone" during a 30-year career, has died. He was 74. By The Associated Press NASHVILLE — Singer Vern Gosdin, who ...

On Alan Jackson's tour this year, sharing a bill with Lee Ann Womack, the country star found himself thinking often about the late Vern Gosdin, who will be inducted Oct. 23 into the Nashville… By ...

The life and legacy of Vern Gosdin will be honored with VernFest on August 4 at the Texas Troubadour Theatre in Nashville. Singer/songwriter Max T. Barnes will host the one-day event, which will ...

Country singer/songwriter Vern Gosdin, known as "The Voice" for his distinctive tone and heart-wrenching way with a lyric, died Monday night in Nashville following a recent stroke. He was 74. By Wade ...

Born August 5, 1934, in Woodland, Alabama, Vern Gosdin got his start in California’s burgeoning West Coast country movement in the early 1960s, where he and brother Rex occasionally opened shows for ...

(117) Renowned songwriter, Max T. Barnes, announces VernFest, a celebration of all things Vern Gosdin, taking place on August 4 at the Texas Troubadour Theatre in Nashville, Tenn. VernFest is set to ...

Vern Gosdin earned a nickname that said plenty about the way his peers viewed him: "The Voice." Born Aug. 5, 1934, Gosdin would have turned 92 today. Over a country music career that stretched from ...

Vern Gosdin, whose country hits included the chart-topping 'Set 'em Up Joe,' 'I Can Tell By the Way You Dance (You're Gonna Love Me Tonight)' and 'I'm Still Crazy,' died at a Nashville hospital early ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Gosdin's road to country music success was a long one. He first found his footing in the West Coast country scene, performing ...