Alice Randall explores African Americans' contributions to the history of country music in her new book "My Black Country." ajc.com/things-to-do/b…

Our Record of the Week is Alice Randall’s 'My Black Country.' Listen to our conversation with Randall about the album, how radical it was for all of the artists and producer Ebonie Smith to gather around her at this point in her life and career and more: wnxp.org/record-of-the-…

What a beautiful evening! Holly G Tanner D The Black Opry honored the Queen - Alice Randall at CityWineryNSH tonight. O.N.E The Duo (Tekitha and Prana) and the beautiful Caroline Randall Williams pictured with Tanner, Holly and Queen Alice here ❤️ (More photos soon!)

🌄 'My Black Country,' celebrating Alice Randall’s songwriting through performances by an impressive roster of Black female singers, extends the conversation about the roots and boundaries of this essentially American music. Click for more! nodepression.com/album-reviews/…

Live TOMORROW at 12:30PM EST with special guest, Alice Randall; author of ‘My Black Country’ There’s still time to register, click the link below to do so now!! f.chat/kq56

Author Alice Randall, the first Black woman to write a No. 1 country hit, talks Beyoncé, Black country's Mount Rushmore, and her new book, "My Black Country." Read More 👇🏿 thegrio.com/2024/05/09/cou…

I am extremely honored and grateful to be named a Country music power player by billboard for the second time for my work on Color Me Country Radio w/ Rissi Palmer . It’s truly a labor of love and I am humbled by the recognition for it. billboard.com/h/streaming-co…

"But there is no country music without Black instruments, Black voices, Black sounds, Black aesthetics, and Black songwriters.." For Marie Claire, I spoke to Alice Randall, Allison Russell, and Amara Hall about being Black in country and Americana. marieclaire.com/culture/countr…

Victoria Justice In a 'Marie Claire' roundtable, some of the country music industry's biggest talents—Alice Randall, Allison Russell, and Amara Hall—sit down with taylor crumpton to discuss being Black and female in a genre not known for its inclusivity. trib.al/IrOIWUP

Songwriter, author, thought leader Alice Randall has been carving her own pathway to success for decades in Music City. Now, with a new memoir and album, she's gaining well-deserved recognition for her work in country and American roots music. Read: bit.ly/4bRd3vW

Author Talk: My Black Country with Alice Randall 📅 Wed. June 5 🕖 7PM 📍 MLK Library Grab your cowboy hat and join us at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library to celebrate Black Music Month with Alice Randall and her new book, "My Black Country." bit.ly/44OE01b

My Black Country with Alice Randall 📅 Wed. June 5 🕖 7PM 📍 MLK Library DC Public Library Grab your cowboy hat and join us at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library to celebrate Black Music Month with Alice Randall and her new book, "My Black Country." dclibrary.libnet.info/event/10733605

Songwriter, storyteller, author, and trailblazer Alice Randall is #GoodCountry, that's for sure!! Read all about her new album and book, 'My Black Country' and sign up to receive new issues of GC direct to your inbox: bit.ly/4bRd3vW

📕Join our Historically Speaking series for a book talk on “My Black Country” with the author Alice Randall Alice Randall, Museum Curator of Music and Performing Arts Steven Lewis, and Oral History Museum Specialist Kelly Navies. Free. Register: s.si.edu/4bUoEKN

📺 [WATCH LIVE] Join us for a book talk on “My Black Country” with award-winning author @msalicerandall. Randall explores the past and her search for the first family of Black country music: s.si.edu/3R3EZVD

Alice Randall - the first Black woman to write a number one country song - is the next guest on The A List with Alison Lebovitz, Thu 6/13 at 8:30 PM on WTCI. Listen to this preview, as heard on WUTC-FM's Scenic Roots: ow.ly/SWHn50Shtel

Juneteenth celebration unveils mural honoring Black country music artists | Vanderbilt University news.vanderbilt.edu/2024/06/11/jun…

This weekend, the Museum hosted a conversation and performance with Alice Randall. Led by the Museum’s Paul Kingsbury, Randall discussed her latest book, “My Black Country: A Journey Through Country Music’s Black Past, Present, and Future,” and its corresponding album.

I am so excited to be opening for @JasonIsbell at Ryman Auditorium !

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