Crystal Gayle Inducted Into The Grand Ole Opry
. ![]() (Webster) County music icon Crystal Gayle was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry this weekend at the Ryman Auditorium by her sister and Opry legend Loretta Lynn. Gayle made her Opry debut 50 years ago on the Ryman stage, singing the country classic "Ribbon of Darkness" at age 16. She had been publicly invited to join the Opry by Opry member Carrie Underwood in November. "We've been together a long time, honey. And we've never had a fight," Lynn said. "It was the greatest moment of my life when they made me a member of the Grand Ole Opry in 1962. I know she is just as happy as I was then." "Being a member of the Opry is just incredible," Gayle beamed. "It's really hard to comprehend. I have felt like a part of the Opry for all these years. Now, I'm official." Grammy-nominated duo Dailey & Vincent is set to be formally inducted into the Opry on Saturday, March 11. Webster submitted this story. |
Nice Jazz Fest Set to Rock the French Riviera
Dave Koz & Friends at Sea Cruise, Part 4: The Cruise Wraps Up In Reykjavik
Dave Koz & Friends at Sea Cruise, Part 3: All Ashore! The Cruise Reaches Norway and Iceland
Caught In The Act: Cheap Trick Rocks Chicagoland On July 4th
Dave Koz & Friends at Sea Cruise, Part 2: Dave, Dave, Dave!
Eagles Cofounder Releases First New Music In Over Two Decades
Stone Temple Pilots' Dean DeLeo Returns With One More Satellite
Kings Of Leon Return To Live Performances
Slaughter To Prevail Deliver 'Grizzly' New Album
Dawes Reveal New Version of 'When My Time Comes'
Currents Unleash 'It Only Gets Darker' Video
Mystery Band PRESIDENT Announce Debut EP With 'Rage'
ERRA Follow 'Gore Of Being' With 'Echo Sonata'