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Big and Rich's Big Kenny Gets Into Tennessee State Museum as Style Trendsetter

Alanna Conaway — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 07:00:23 +0000

Big Kenny of Big and Rich is recognized for many things, including his musical talent alongside duo partner John Rich, his knack for songwriting, and his generous heart. Now, he can one more thing onto that list thanks to the Tennessee State Museum.

Big and Rich, 'Party Like Cowboyz' – Song Review

Billy Dukes — Fri, 16 Nov 2012 19:30:47 +0000

In 'Party Like Cowboyz,' Big and Rich once again become the wild-eyed, brash, cowboy rockers that originally attracted so many fans to their diesel-powered style when they debuted in 2003. No one is going to accuse John Rich and Big Kenny of excessive versatility, but they do what they do with genuine conviction and passion.

Big and Rich, 'That's Why I Pray' – Lyrics Uncovered

Alanna Conaway — Tue, 26 Jun 2012 09:00:13 +0000

Big and Rich are back at country radio with a beautiful new song, ‘That’s Why I Pray,’ with powerful lyrics. Some of Nashville’s finest writers are responsible for penning the tune — Sarah Buxton, Danelle Leverett and Blair Daly. “‘That’s Why I Pray’ was a title that was in my head for a few months [...]

Big and Rich Working With Bon Jovi Guitarist Richie Sambora

Amy Sciarretto — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 06:00:49 +0000

Bon Jovi are no strangers to country music, having scored a No. 1 hit in the genre with their Jennifer Nettles-assisted version of ‘Who Says You Can’t Go Home’ back in 2006. So it’s not a huge surprise to see that guitarist Richie Sambora is working with country duo Big and Rich. So we guess that means we can call them “Big and Richie,” if only for a song?

Big and Rich, 'That's Why I Pray' – Song Review

Billy Dukes — Thu, 24 May 2012 00:30:02 +0000

With the exception of their submission to the ‘Footloose’ soundtrack, Big and Rich have just released their first new single since 2007. Both members of the duo have found some success as solo artists, but ‘That’s Why I Pray’ serves as a reminder of how much Big Kenny Alphin and John Rich need each other.