http://www.alamhof.org/rodgersj.htm Profile of the "father of country music," with chart listings for his songs. http://www.eyeneer.com/America/Genre/Folk.bluegrass/Profiles/Rodgers/ Biography with pictures and a WAV format sample of a "blue yodel." http://artist.country.com/cmt/art/search/art.main.jhtml?ai_id=507119 Biography, discography of recent releases, and reviews. http://www.greenmanreview.com/jimmie_rodgers.html Review of Nolan Porterfield's biography of Rodgers. http://www.jimmierodgers.com/ Official website, with biography, discography and information about the Jimmie Rodgers Museum and annual festival in Meridian, Mississippi. http://www.ping.be/ml-cmb/jrindex.htm Marc Leemans' unofficial site with biography, sessionography and photos. http://www.interferenza.net/bcs/jrliner.htm Bob Dylan's tribute to Rodgers. http://sonymusic.com/artists/JimmieRodgers/TheSongsOfJimmieRodgers/biography.html Essay by Tom Piazza with a timeline of milestones in Rodgers' life. http://www.studioclub.com/JRSaga2.htm The story of the "Singing Brakeman" with historic pictures, the first part of a series. http://www.w3st.com/vroys/jimmie.html Artist list, song list, and discography for the 1997 tribute on Egyptian Records. http://www.interstate40.com.au/FEAT/jimmy/feat_j1.htm Essential facts about Rodgers and a selection of five great songs. http://www.interstate40.com.au/FEAT/JIMMY/FEAT_Jim2.HTM The story of Rodgers' recording career, with pictures. http://vhost.telalink.net/~nsf/rodgers.html Rodgers' career milestones, awards, and most notable recordings. http://home.kabelfoon.nl/~pjkuijve/ Maintained by Peter Kuijvenhoven, includes biography, lyrics, photos. [English/Nederlands] http://www.mainspringpress.com/peer.html A personal account by the man who produced Rodgers' first hit records. (May 16, 1953) http://www.press.uillinois.edu/pre95/porterfield.html Announcement of Nolan Porterfield's biography of Rodgers, with reviews. http://www.tisba.net To help promote the memory of "The Father of Country Music" Jimmie Rodgers. To promote country, blues, gospel, bluegrass and other music genre. June 11, 2003