barbara mandrell

You'll recognize some of these amazing celebrity houses instantly.

They're almost as well-known as their famous owners.

Which singer has the coolest house in country music?

They never lost touch with their rural roots.

Discover the unsung heroines of country music history who shaped the genre with their incredible talent and versatility.

They struck it rich, but they never abandoned their roots.

Some of your favorite country singers live in incredible, one-of-a-kind homes.

It's been nearly 25 years since she disappeared. Why?

You could say that she was 'Country When Country Wasn't Cool.'

Born on Dec. 15, 1948 in Houston, Texas, Mandrell was raised around country music.

The pictures are literally hard to believe.

Carrie Underwood helmed a tribute show packed full of legendary women to celebrate Mandrell's big anniversary.

Carly Pearce was overwhelmed with joy upon receiving an invitation to become a Grand Ole Opry member — but Dolly Parton's surprise ask was merely the beginning of the excitement.

Just like big hair and Spandex, country music was alive and well in the '80s, celebrating true love, simple pleasures and American pride.

In some respects, the Country Music Association has always done better than a lot of organizations within the "Nashville machine" at incorporating women into its mission.

While we get ourselves prepped for Classic Country Saturday Night, let's take a second and see how our favorite stars were celebrating the Independence Day holiday.

Country Music Hall of Fame member Barbara Mandrell made an appearance on 'Hee Haw Celebration' in 1978, and sang her hit song 'Sleeping Single in a Double Bed'.