Eddy Arnold News

Perhaps more than any other artist, Eddy Arnold took the image of country music from low-rent to high-class. Many successful artists in country music owe a debt to Arnold's trail-blazing career. via The Tennessean

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Before the deluge of country music "hat acts" came on the scene, there was a brand of country crooner who brought a touch of class and sophistication to the genre. via Deseret Morning News - Opinions

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(debut year in parenthesis) * "What Is Life Without Love" (1947) * "It's A Sin" (1947) * "I'll Hold You In My Heart (Till I Can Hold You In My Arms)" (1947) * "Anytime" (1948) * "Bouquet of Roses" (1948) * "Texarkana Baby" (1948) * "Just A Little Lovin' (Will Go A Long, Long Way)" (1948) * "A Heart Full of Love (For A Handful of Kisses)" (1948) * "Don't Rob Another Man's Castle" (1949) * "One Kiss Too Many" (1949) * "I'm Throwing Rice (At The Girl That I Love" (1949) * "Take Me In Your Arms And Hold Me" (1949) * "There's Been A Change In Me" (1951) * "Kentucky Waltz" (1951) * "I Wanna Play House With You" (1951) * "Easy On The Eyes" (1952) * "A Full Time Job" (1952) * "Eddy's Song" (1953) * "I Really Don't Want To Know" (1954) * "The Cattle Call" (1955) * "That Do Make It Nice" (1955) * "What's He Doing In My World" (1965) * "Make The World Go Away" (1965) * "I Want To Go With You" (1966) * "Somebody Like Me" (1966) * "Lonely Again" (1967) * "Turn The World Around" (1967) * "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye" (1968) via The Tennessean

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“Eddy Arnold gave dignity and respect to country music at a time when it was referred to as 'hillbilly music,'”

He was the affable "Tennessee Plowboy" who brought elegance, sophistication and millions of fans to country music. via The Leaf-Chronicle

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Sally Gayhart Arnold, the wife of country star Eddy Arnold and the inspiration for many of his love songs, has died. via Jacksonsun.com

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Country legend Eddy Arnold, 89, remains in a Davidson County hospital after undergoing hip replacement surgery on Monday. via The Tennessean

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Country singer Eddy Arnold, 89, is recovering from hip replacement surgery after taking a fall at his Brentwood home. via WSMV-TV Nashville

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“I don't think Studio B compared favorably to the Quonset Hut for sound”

Country Music has its hallowed places, and among one of the most revered is Nashville's RCA Studio B. The outside of this rectangular brick building at 1611 Roy Acuff Place is nondescript, save for the chink a ... via AmericaJR

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On December 4, 1944, country singer Eddy Arnold made his first recordings in Nashville. via KTHV-TV

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"Make the world go away and get it off my shoulders." - Eddy Arnold Many people want the holiday season to go away. via TheTimesTribune.com, Corbin, KY

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