Glen Campbell

Country music had a big role in television in the 1960s, thanks in part to these standout moments.

Did you know he played on these hits?

Campbell would have turned 86 today.

On April 19, 1969, Campbell earned a No.1 hit with "Galveston."

The Hollywood Walk of Fame features everyone from actors to radio personalities, and there are plenty of Nashville names enshrined there.

Dec. 24, 1964, was an unforgettable day for Campbell.

All 50-plus of 'em.

We remember CMA Awards speeches and performances that involve tears for a lifetime.

By now, you've heard that Glen Campbell passed away after a long struggle with Alzheimer's. If you know anyone battling this monster of a disease, you know what a toll it takes on everyone involved.

Glen Campbell, whose career took him from the L.A. studio scene to success in country music, pop, television and movies, has died at the age of 81.

Campbell's wife, Kim was forced to move the legendary entertainer back into a full-time care facility.

It's been forty years since 'Rhinestone Cowboy' took over the country and pop music charts and now, it's getting the deluxe treatment!

CNN has obtained up domestic broadcast rights for Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me, a moving documentary about the talented singer's struggle with Alzheimer's.

If you caught any of the 'Red Carpet' specials last night ahead of the '87th Academy Awards,' you saw Tim and Faith stroll the carpet on their way into the Dolby Theatre. I think Faith was one of the 'Best Dressed' of the evening.

After scoring multiple Grammy nominations, Glen Campbell's final song has been nominated for an Academy Award.

We all have at least one of 'em! That person that is so difficult to buy a gift for.