VP Records is the largest distributor of reggae music, and Warner Music Nashville is a preeminent country label. What could the two have in common? This month, a joint album — Reggae's Gone Country.

Dolly Parton, Lainey WIlson, Uncle Kracker and Toby Keith are four country hitmakers with songs featured in a new mini-documentary that shows how reggae music and country music are both rooted in ...

Music icon Dolly Parton is among a cadre of artistes who are being featured on a soon-to-be released album of country music set to a reggae beat. The project, Country Goes Reggae, is being produced by ...

Reggae’s Gone Country, the album from VP Records and Warner Nashville Music, has debuted on the Billboard magazine charts. One week after it was released in the United States, charted at number 65 on ...

Are reggae and down home country music compatible enough to mix together, or are they an oil and water combination? That’s the question VP Records and Warner Music Nashville must have considered ...

Big names Dolly Parton, Alabama, Jimmie Allen, Randy Houser, Rascal Flatts, Chase Rice, Toby Keith, Lainey Wilson, Uncle Kracker, and more have joined the renowned Jamaican artists Positive Vibrations ...

Dolly Parton is one of the most recognizable artists on the planet, and her influence spans well beyond country music. Singers in all genres have covered her work, and now one of her hit songs is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As anyone who has visited local beaches in recent days can attest, the highways and byways are packed during what locals refer to ...

Imagine that a nightclub accidentally booked two wildly different acts – one reggae, one country – for the same night, and instead of one backing out, the bands decided to jam together. That’s “Reggae ...

Imagine that a nightclub accidentally booked two wildly different acts – one reggae, one country – for the same night, and instead of one backing out, the bands decided to jam together. That’s “Reggae ...

One decade ago, reggae musician Roy “Gramps” Morgan stepped off a tour bus and onto the stage of the Ryman Auditorium. Beyond its name and the fact that it was a beautiful room, Morgan says he didn’t ...