Amid a number of snapshots of family and friends ... each other mixes from our unreleased albums and swapped jokes.” When he died this fall, Kristofferson was survived by Lisa, eight children ...

Several years later, Kris Kristofferson also penned “Something They Can’t Take Away” for Roy Orbison‘s Regeneration album. And so on. Throughout his career, Kris Kristofferson’s ...

In addition to his successful music career -- more than 30 albums released and ... It's been two months since Kristofferson died, and his friends and family celebrated his memory during their ...

After meeting Johnny Cash at the Grand Ole Opry in 1965, Kristofferson quit the Army and moved to Nashville to pursue songwriting.

Though the album wasn’t an immediate success, Kristofferson won the Songwriter ... "We’re all so blessed for our time with him," his family said in a statement. "Thank you for loving him ...

This article originally appeared in Uncut Take 187 (December 2012) Ask Kris Kristofferson how he’s ... Revealing a muse still in fine fettle, his new album Feeling Mortal is a reflective affair ...

His family released a statement ... Released around his 80th birthday, Kristofferson’s most recent album, “The Cedar Creek Sessions,” was nominated for a Grammy for best Americana ...

Together, they formed the Highwaymen, recording three albums and touring the globe, all the while singing one another’s songs. In fact, Kristofferson poked fun at the idea of song ownership in ...

Born in Texas along the border with Mexico, Kristofferson grew up an Air Force brat, moving frequently until his early teens when the family settled in San Mateo, California. He loved country ...