Radio hits, an under-appreciated album cut, a vintage cover song and one fine duet mark this list of the Top 10 Keith Whitley songs. His voice is considered by many of his contemporaries as among ...

Thirty-five years ago today (April 8, 1989), Keith Whitley earned his third consecutive No. 1 hit with his single "I'm No Stranger to the Rain," from his Don't Close Your Eyes album.

Keith Whitley may be one of the most tragic figures in country music. He released two albums before his death in 1989 at the age of 35. Two more would come posthumously. All told, Whitley launched ...

Whitley's modern-era legacy. Dig as deep as turning on the car radio and there's Morgan Wallen, music's overall No. 1 star, who, on his latest mega-selling album "One Day At A Time," has a track ...

The Boot counts down Keith Whitley's 10 best songs. ... The only single from Whitley's Greatest Hits album, "'Til a Tear Becomes a Rose" was written by Leon Everette.

Jesse Keith Whitley thinks about the number 33 often. ... Jesse Keith is still figuring things out, or at least he was until he started making music for his upcoming studio album.

“The first Keith Whitley album I ever had was his Greatest Hits, so those songs are the ones that I wore out over and over and over again.

But there’s another metric that tends to gets overlooked until specific circumstances are brought up, and that is… longevity. In baseball, the go to example of time working against a player’s GOAT ...

Whitley previously paid homage to his father by releasing full-length album "Kentucky Thunder" on May 9, 2011. "It’s a bittersweet thing but I think that’s what he would want," Whitley said.

Dig as deep as turning on the car radio and there's Morgan Wallen, music's overall No. 1 star, who, on his latest mega-selling album "One Day At A Time," has a track entitled "Keith Whitley." ...

Keith Whitley, who died earlier ... Easily one of 1988’s finest country albums, Don’t Close Your Your Eyes was nominated in 1989 for awards given by the Academy Country Music, ...

Keith Whitley didn’t know his lifelong dream of becoming a member of The Grand Ole Opry was just three weeks away. He never saw the impact his four solo albums had on future country singers.