Country Music lost another great man and icon this week. Jimmy Capps. If you don’t know his name or face, you’ve definitely heard his incomparable talent playing the guitar on so many chart topping and recognizable songs over the past 60 years. There’s no style this man could not play. Incredible is an understatement. And as talented and gifted as he was musically, doesn’t even come close to the kind of generous, loving, giving, caring, Christian man he always was to everyone he met. Our prayers

94K views · 1.9K reactions | The great Jimmy Capps and the CFR Band pays tribute to Woody Guthrie. From the Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream waters! #GodBlessAmerica | Country Road TV | Facebook

The nation will say its final farewell to former President Jimmy Carter today, with a state funeral at Washington National Cathedral. Thursday's service will cap off six days of remembrance for Carter, who died on Dec. 29 at the age of 100. https://cbsn.ws/40teYUR | CBS Mornings

On this day in 1983, I recorded with Paul Rodgers. Paul had suggested recording a cover of These Arms of Mine, an Otis Redding song, for the ARMS benefit and on this day in 1983 we recorded it, along with Slippin' and Sliding - the old Little Richard song as a B-side. It surfaced on Bill Wyman's Willie and the Poor Boys album and Ronnie Wood made a show on the video for this, miming on sax. The video was shot at the Brixton Academy in London and the amazing keyboard player Geraint Watkins was on