You can probably list several No. 1 hit country songs from the 1970s, but we bet you've forgotten about these three.

Kenny Rogers scored the defining hit of his career when he released “The Gambler” in 1978, but he was not the first artist to record the song. Another well-known star cut it before him, and another ...

It wasn’t a warm summer evening, and I don’t believe that train was bound for nowhere, but Kenny Rogers left the station for the last time over the weekend, and I can’t help but feel a little bummed ...

You’ve heard these songs before. But not like this. You’ll hear beloved hits like Kenny’s "The Gambler," Lionel’s "Hello," and Smokey’s "Cruisin’," reinterpreted with The Undercovers’ signature touch.

Kenny Rogers' legacy lives on with his children. On Monday, the late "The Gambler" singer's team shared a photo of his twin sons, who turn 19 next month, graduating from high school. "Kenny always ...

A killer game of hide and seek.

The good ol’ year of 1978 was a big year for country music. Some of the genre’s most enduring songs, songs still revered today, were released in 1978. We picked three of our favorite country songs ...

Wanda Rogers, the widow of country music legend Kenny Rogers, has found love again. Wanda Rogers opened up about her private life to People, revealing that before he died the "Gambler" singer once ...

John Y. Brown Jr. is in an animated phone conversation about a burgeoning business deal. Motioning his guest toward a sofa in his home office, he covers the mouthpiece and whispers loudly, “It’s Kenny ...

During the Wednesday, November 19 episode of Jeopardy! viewers at home were in disbelief as all three contestants failed to recognize one legendary country star ...

Get to know Kenny Rogers’ five kids: Carole, Kenny Jr., Christopher, Justin and Jordan ...