When it comes to country music pedigrees, you won’t find many better than Jesse Keith Whitley and Parker Diffie. Jesse is, of course, the son of the legendary Keith Whitley and Lorrie Morgan, while ...

Jesse Keith Whitley shares his thoughts on Morgan Wallen sampling his father's "Miami, My Amy" for new song "Miami" ...

Morgan Wallen upset a lot of country music traditionalists with his new song “Miami,” released back in May as part of his massive I’m The Problem album. Ahead of the album’s release, Morgan had teased ...

His son Jesse Keith Whitley, now 31, will also be singing during the concert. He said the title of the exhibit, "Still Rings True," is a perfect description of his father's music.

But hearing Whitley's son, Jesse Keith -- who was only a year old at the time of his father's passing -- sing the 1990-released "Tell Lorrie I Love Her" was the heart-string tugger of the night.

Keith Whitley died on May 9, 1989, but his music lives on. The traditional country singer's smooth baritone-tenor marks his best songs from a half-decade worth of records and many more years ...

Lorrie Morgan and her son, Jesse Keith Whitley, were on hand to remember the late Keith Whitley at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in downtown Nashville on April 30, 2019.

Keith Whitley recorded this duet with his wife, Lorrie Morgan, and it’s a beautiful expression of love. The lyrics describe the transformative power of love, turning sorrow into beauty.

Thirty-four years ago today (May 9, 1989) was one of the saddest days in the history of country music: It was on that date that Keith Whitley died, at just 33 years old. Whitley was found dead in ...

Keith Whitley recorded this duet with his wife, Lorrie Morgan, and it’s a beautiful expression of love. The lyrics describe the transformative power of love, turning sorrow into beauty.

In this April 30, 2019, photo, Lorrie Morgan looks at the Keith Whitley exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tenn. Whitley seemed destined for greatness, but his life ...

Keith Whitley recorded this duet with his wife, Lorrie Morgan, and it’s a beautiful expression of love. The lyrics describe the transformative power of love, turning sorrow into beauty.