Keith Whitley

For Dylan Scott, the genre can all be boiled down to one particular artist.

They were asked for a song that meant something to them and dang, did they deliver.

“I didn’t record this tribute album to try to do anything but try to continue his legacy and try to live up to half of what he did as far as the music goes,” Scott says.

Even if you only know a little bit about Dustin you probably know what a huge Keith Whitley fan he is.

'Still Rings True: The Enduring Voice of Keith Whitley' opens Friday (May 3), and features a collection of memorabilia from the country star's far-too-short career.

He is perhaps more cherished by the current generation of country stars than he was when he died in 1989.

On April 8, 1989, "I'm No Stranger to the Rain" became Whitley's last No. 1 hit before his death from alcoholism.

Fans of the country legend need to hear this song.

Country music is coming together to honor his legacy.

His death was tragic, but his legacy lives on.

The Boot rounds up a list of 50 country, Americana, alt-country, bluegrass and folk songs that everyone should hear at least once in their lifetime.

Jan. 13, 1990, was a bittersweet day for Whitley's friends, family and fans.

We're remembering country star Keith Whitley, and some of his awesome music, on what would have been his 62nd birthday.

Here's a little classic country history for Classic Country Saturday Night

As Classic Country Saturday Night approaches, let us jump in the country music history time machine once again. We will find that today was quite memorable for two big names in country music. Let's see why!

Keith Whitely had a #1 song in 1988 with 'When You Say Nothing at All' - Enjoy the video on Throwback Thursday!

It would be a Classic Country Saturday Night show if we didn't have some Keith Whitley and Reba in the mix. Find out why this date is special to both of those artists careers and make your request for the show.

25 Years after his death, we still love the music of Keith Whitley. Check out some videos of his most iconic songs.

We posted this fill in the blank on our Facebook page today: "I always wished I would have gotten the chance to see _________ in concert." The responses were varied from the great singers like Conway Twitty and George Jones to Elvis and Hank Williams, Sr.

Let's reminisce from Lorrie's good ole days...