Enjoy the heartfelt Tom Dooley lyrics by The Kingston Trio, a timeless folk story sung with warmth, turning its dark tale ...

Her debut album is just out now. It's called "Stupid Things." (SOUNDBITE OF SONG) DOOLEY: (Singing) You sit there. I'll sit here. Can you see I'm so happy you're watching "Goonies" at my house.

Walking into the control booth at Abbey Road Studios while Dooley, 45, is recording her song, Swift pushes the talk-back button and softly says into the mic, “Shaun, we’ve just got like one note.

Let’s contrast them with the song scribed by Doc Watson, a folk singer by trade: “Hang your head, Tom Dooley/ Hang your head and cry/ You killed poor Laurie Foster/ And you know you’re bound ...

A common refrain among music historians is that The Kingston Trio’s “Tom Dooley” plucked folk music out of the coffeehouses and onto the radio. But the song’s impact is much deeper ...

Tom Dooley shared a name with a famous folk song character and became well-known himself, first as a long-haired disc jockey and later as a bald, beloved Christian broadcaster. Mr. Dooley ...

YE'RE over arly," said Mr. Dooley. "Yes," said Mr. Hennessy. "There was nawthin' to do an' I thought I'd run acrost while Honorya was takin' her music lesson." View Full Article in Timesmachine ...

Fans of true crime and historical fiction alike are in for an absolute treat with ”The Ballad of Tom Dooley” by Sharyn McCrumb. This book brings to life one of Appalachia’s most haunting ...