Traditional country releases, week 36

This week in traditional country music, Randy Travis announces his new album 'Same Old Way,' featuring unreleased original tracks, while Bad Wolves offer a fresh take on Dolly Parton's 'Jolene.' Billy Ray Cyrus reflects on Miley's name change, and Stella Lefty draws inspiration from The Chicks in her new song 'Summer You Were Mine.' George Strait's debut album continues to be recognized for its lasting impact, and archival moments from Hank Williams' 1950 recording session highlight the genre's roots.

1. 01

   Billy Ray Cyrus, Miley, Dolly Parton

   Billy Ray Cyrus reacts to Miley dropping 'Cyrus' from her name

   Sep 3 · 10 outlets

2. 02

   Bad Wolves, Dolly Parton, Jolene

   Bad Wolves release cover of Dolly Parton's 'Jolene'

   Sep 1 · 8 outlets

3. 03

   Randy Travis

   Randy Travis announces new album 'Same Old Way' of unreleased original music

   Sep 5 · 4 outlets

4. 04

   STELLA LEFTY, The Chicks, Interpol

   Stella Lefty references The Chicks in new song 'Summer You Were Mine'

   Aug 31 · 3 outlets

5. 05

   George Strait

   George Strait's debut album changes country music

   Sep 4 · 2 outlets

6. 06

   Randy Travis

   ‘Same Old Way’ by Randy Travis - Lyrics & Meaning

   Sep 4 · 1 outlet

7. 07

   Elvis Presley

   Il était une fois Burning Love par Elvis Presley

   Sep 3 · 1 outlet

8. 08

   Hank Williams

   On This Day in 1950 at Nashville’s Castle Studio, Hank Williams Recorded One of Only Two Songs in His Legendary Catalog to Feature Drums

   Aug 31 · 1 outlet

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