Nine years after his passing, Waylon Jennings remains a legendary force across all genres of music.  To celebrate his enduring legacy, some of country music's finest are joining together to pay tribute to the original outlaw.  Volume One of 'The Music Inside:  A Collaboration Dedicated to Waylon Jennings' was just released, and features some of Waylon's most critically and commercially acclaimed tracks, uniquely interpreted and performed by legends from yesterday and today.  Jamey Johnson, Kris Kristofferson, Trace Adkins, Patty Griffin, Randy Houser and John Hiatt all have their own tracks on the album, plus super-group Alabama got together to record their first new music in over ten years for the project.  Take a look at what went into the new album here..

We last caught up with Lee Brice as he was celebrating the success of his monster hit 'Love Like Crazy.'  He's still riding that new wave of popularity and now co-headlining a new tour with his buddy Jerrod Niemann hitting college markets around the country on the 'Higher Education Tour,' which kicks off next week.  Kelly Lynn hooked up with Lee to hear all about his next career moves.  Check it out right here.

Hosted by country star Luke Bryan, the 'Keep The Music Playing' All Stars Concert was held at Nashville's newly reopened Schermerhorn Symphony Center.  This show honors the best elementary, middle and high school music programs in Metro Nashville Public Schools.  'Keep The Music Playing' was created by the Country Music Association to help keep music in public schools, and is funded by half of the proceeds from each year's CMA Music Festival.  Kelly Lynn headed out to the All Star Concert to see how they are keeping the music playing.  Click here for the party.