Charley Pride’s Still Making Music from the Heart

09/18/17 • 17 min

Country music legend Charley Pride is out with his latest album 'Music In My Heart' that features 13 new songs from the singer. Pride, who's musical career is over five decades long, says this album probably one of the most finest albums he's ever done. FOX's Tonya J. Powers spends "A Few Moments With..." Pride to discuss his long musical career and latest album: Follow Charley Pride on FacebookFollow Tonya J. Powers on Twitter: @TonyaJPowers

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