Realizing life isn't about the material things. Jamey Johnson is one of the best songwriters in the business, taking responsibility for timeless tunes like "In Color," "High Cost Of Living," and more.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jamey Johnson has called Nashville home for half his life, but he was raised in Montgomery, Alabama, in a family where pretty much ...

This week's crop of music features Ella Langley's new track, as well as HARDY teaming with Morgan Wallen, Tim McGraw and Eric ...

Jamey Johnson has long been a fixture in Megan Moroney’s rising career. Before getting Nashville’s attention with her 2022 breakout single “Tennessee Orange,” the University of Georgia alum opened for ...

On July 13, while surrounded by six decades of country music superstars, "In Color" vocalist Jamey Johnson celebrated his 50th birthday at the Grand Ole Opry. The Opry's lineup on Sunday evening ...

“I got faith in country music,” Ernest said at one point, addressing the crowd ahead of Jamey Johnson’s appearance. “There’s a lot of disciples out here for country music right now. I think we’re in ...

Jamey Johnson didn’t realize he was colorblind until he was 19 years old and enlisting in the United States Marine Corps. Johnson shared the story during an appearance on the Big D and Bubba radio ...

The one thing longer than Jamey Johnson’s beard may be his set list. The outlaw country music favorite played for nearly three hours Saturday night at Raleigh’s The Ritz, daring the full house to ...

They're joined by one of the song's writers, Jamey Johnson, who tells PEOPLE he is "most humbled" to be asked. Another writer on the tune is Ryan's father, hitmaker Keith Follesé Ryan is the former ...

Award-winning singer/songwriter Jamey Johnson has served as country music’s north star for nearly two decades, inspiring a generation of artists with his unforgettable albums that have built a bridge ...

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