The Charlie Daniels Band

Rest in peace, Charlie ...

The Country Music Hall of Famer was 83 years old.

On Aug. 25, 1979, Daniels earned his first No. 1 hit, with his single "The Devil Went Down to Georgia."

Charlie Daniels is playing at Cheyenne Frontier Days on Sunday July 22 with special guest Tracy Lawrence. Brian & Todd talked to Charlie about the show.

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The concert has been moved into the Livestock Building at Island Grove Park due to inclement weather! Greeley Harley Davidson presents the Colorado Energy Festival featuring the Charlie Daniels Band and Little Texas with special guest Whiskey Rebellion on Saturday, May 20th at Island Grove Park in Greeley...

There are some artists that fit into any genre. The ones whose music is loved and appreciated by fans of country, rock, soul, folk, jazz or whatever else you can come up with. Charlie Daniels is one of those guys. Charlie and his music are respected by most everyone in the business over the last 5 plus decades.

There is no bigger honor than to be named to the Hall of Fame in the field you work in. That is even true in the music industry. There is a Country Music Hall of Fame and if you haven't visited it yet, you really should plan a trip to check it out. When you do, you will see the history of our music and the stars who have made it what it is.

Charlie Daniels is celebrating his 79th year on this earth today and the earth is a better place because he has been here. Charlie is one of the men I most admire in this business. He has always been so kind to us through the years by being a huge part of the 28 Hours of Hope.

I found a YouTube video of Charlie Daniels reading the Christmas Story from the Bible. I wanted to share it with you.

Country legend Charlie Daniels is expected to remain hospitalized until Friday as he recovers from pneumonia and a pacemaker implant to regulate his heart rate. The singer was admitted to a Nashville area hospital on Monday (March 25). He says he hadn't been feeling well.

News that the Supreme Court upheld the national healthcare mandate — dubbed Obamacare — has angered some, delighted others and left a few country artists worried about the future of the United States. Charlie Daniels was quick to speak his mind on Twitter Thursday morning.