Mel Tillis & John McEuen on “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry”

About the Episode

“That’s as country as it gets.” — Mel Tillis

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Dwight Yoakam Brings Swagger Back to Country Music

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The Judds Ease Mother-Daughter Tensions With Music

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3:22
A Look Ahead

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Extended Trailer

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Rhiannon Giddens Inspired by Powerful Women

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Rosanne Cash Reflects on ‘I Walk the Line’

Rosanne Cash tells the story of one of her father’s biggest hit songs.

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Jeannie Seely Reflects on Women’s Representation

Jeannie Seely on how the way women were represented in Country songs was changing.

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Loretta Lynn Describes Her Songwriting Philosophy

Coal miner’s daughter Loretta Lynn describes her songwriting philosophy.

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Marty Stuart on Country's 'Mother Church'

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