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Randy Travis Is Taking ‘Giant Baby Steps’ in His Recovery From 2013 Stroke
Randy Travis is taking “giant baby steps” in his recovery from the 2013 stroke that left him unable to walk or talk, says his wife, Mary Travis.
Superfan TVRetro Stars Come Out to Celebrate 50th CMA Awards
On the 50th annual CMA Awards, stars from now and then took the stage in a show opening that won’t soon be forgotten. Acts included Alabama and Ricky Skaggs.
Randy Travis Steals Star-Studded CMA Awards Opening Medley With a Single Word
The 50th anniversary of the Country Music Association Awards, held Wednesday in Nashville, fulfilled fans’ expectations in the first five minutes by offering up a powerhouse medley of classic artists delivering half a century’s worth of country super-hits. While stars such as Alan Jackson, Dwight Yoakam, Charley Pride, Charlie Daniels, Reba McEntire, and more drew raucous cheers from the audience, it was the appearance of the Country Music Hall of Fame’s most recent inductee, Randy Travis, who brought the crowd to mesmerized attention.
Randy Travis brings CMA Awards crowd to tears 3 years after having a stroke
Country legend Randy Travis finished the emotional in memoriam segment at the CMA Awards on Wednesday, leaving Miranda Lambert in tears.
Randy Travis sings 'Amazing Grace' three years after stroke
On stage at the Country Music Hall of Fame on Sunday, Randy Travis rose from his wheelchair and sang the words to "Amazing Grace" three years after a stroke robbed Travis of his voice. The singer was inducted alongside fiddler Charlie Daniels and record producer Fred Foster.
Randy Travis Suddenly Singing 'Amazing Grace' Will Move You To Tears
The country singer experienced a life-threatening stroke in 2013, which initially left him without the ability to walk, talk or sing.
Yahoo Premium PartnersRandy Travis's Silence Speaks Volumes as He Accepts Hall of Fame Honor
A massive stroke in 2013 left Randy Travis with a vocabulary limited mostly these days to “yes” and “no.” But on Tuesday, he haltingly coaxed out two more words – “thank you” – as he accepted country music’s highest honor: a place in the Country Music Hall of Fame. The poignant moment capped the announcement of the Hall’s 2016 class, which also includes two other Nashville music legends: Charlie Daniels, the platinum-selling fiddler and singer best known for “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” and producer and label owner Fred Foster, who was instrumental in the careers of Roy Orbison, Dolly Parton, and Kris Kristofferson among other stars. The announcement took place in the rotunda of Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, the home of the 127 plaques that honor Hall of Fame members.
Explained: Randy Travis's Viral Cardiomyopathy
Randy Travis, Grammy-winning country music artist, has viral cardiomyopathy, a heart condition that left him hospitalized in critical condition Monday night, according to news reports. According to the Mayo Clinic, cardiomyopathy is a disease that weakens and enlarges the heart, making it hard for the heart to pump blood to the rest of the body. In some cases, it can lead to heart failure.
Randy Travis, Sober?
After a string of alcohol-related incidents, country legend Randy Travis is sober. "[Randy] works out 3 hours every day and is in the best shape of his life," Friedman told the website. In February, Travis was arrested once again by Texas police for public intoxication.
Randy Travis Naked While Arrested For DWI
Country crooner Randy Travis is trying really, really hard to embody a sad country song. TMZ reports that the troubled songwriter was arrested Tuesday night on suspicion of a DWI after crashing his car into the barricades of an off-road construction site. According to TMZ, Travis threatened to shoot and kill the police who arrested him.