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May they rest in peace ...

The duo often cut outside tracks, but Gentry has co-writing credits on eight of their songs.

"Anything he could do to help somebody, he was more than willing."

Tragedy can strike anyone, from a neighbor next door to family members to some of the biggest superstars in the world.

"You can't replace T-Roy," says Montgomery of his late bandmate.

The new tracks include some of the last music Troy Gentry ever recorded.

The singer will live on, not just through his music, but via his body parts that were donated after his tragic accident.

His riveting performance held the audience spellbound.

The National Transportation Safety Board released its official report on the accident on Tuesday (Dec. 4).

To determine the five biggest stories of each month, The Boot's staff looked at website traffic; the featured stories received the most visitors throughout the month in which they broke.

Eddie Montgomery looks at 20 years of Montgomery Gentry not as a timeline of a career, but a party.

Gentry's wife, Angie, has founded the Troy Gentry Foundation in his honor, and will launch the new non-profit organization with a benefit concert.

There are many -- too many -- country stars who have had cancer or have been personally affected by it in some way.

This week was jam-packed with new music!

Country stars share their memories of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

The Gretna Heritage Festival, one of Louisiana's most diverse music festivals, has announced their 2018 lineup.

"I've never liked hearing myself sing, but still, it kind of freaks you out ..."

Angie Gentry has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer of the helicopter in which her husband was killed.

Eddie had to keep going — he knew that's what Troy would want.

Here's what we know about the duo's final album ...