mary chapin carpenter

She was honored for her songwriting.

She's a legend!

On June 13, 1989, Mary Chapin Carpenter released her second album, 'State of the Heart'.

On June 13, 1989, country music's mainstream audience met Mary Chapin Carpenter.

The two celebrated singer-songwriters are headed to a city near you later this year.

The award-winning singer-songwriter will hit the road again this summer.

The New Jersey native dominated the genre charts in the late 1980s and into the '90s, thanks to a streak of records that featured insightful reflections on love, politics and the human condition.

On June 13, 1989, Mary Chapin Carpenter released her second album, 'State of the Heart'.

Sure, some of these artists scored major hits, but if you ask us, they're due a much bigger spot in the genre's history books.

We still listen to these regularly!

Additionally, Jennifer and Kristian announced a live EP will be available on Feb. 28.

Pucker up!

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Whether you're a country fan or not, these albums are must-listens!

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.

Mary Chapin Carpenter joined 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Joan Baez onstage during Friday night's (April 7) induction ceremony to perform two songs, "Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos)" and "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down."

It's time to start thinking about what songs you want to hear on Classic Country Saturday Night tonight. You might just want to hear this Grammy winner that picked up a trophy on this day in Country Music.

In case you missed today's Bark Back Game, here's the question and answer: Q: It was on this date in 1994 that this song one a Grammy for two different artists, one for Best Country Song by Lucinda Williams and Best Country Vocal Performance, Female, by Mary Chapin Carpenter.