Lorrie Morgan in Larchwood

Lorrie Morgan is an American country singer born in Nashville in 1959 and the daughter of country performer George Morgan. She became known for songs including “Five Minutes,” “What Part of No,” “Something in Red” and “Except for Monday,” as well as the albums Leave the Light On, Something in Red and Watch Me. At 13, she made her first appearance at the Grand Ole Opry, then joined its cast in 1984 and has performed there throughout her career. She later teamed with Pam Tillis for the touring show Grits and Glamour, a concert built around both singers’ individual hits and duets.

T. Graham Brown is an American country singer, born in Atlanta in 1954, whose deep, soul-inflected voice became familiar through songs including “I Tell It Like It Used to Be,” “Hell and High Water,” “Darlene” and “Wine into Water.” His early albums include I Tell It Like It Used to Be and Brilliant Conversationalist. T. Graham Brown performed at the Grand Ole Opry for decades before becoming an official member in 2024. Garth Brooks inducted him during the May 3 ceremony in Nashville.