Leslie Mendelson and The Oak Ridge Boys

Leslie Mendelson, a Brooklyn-based artist, blends vintage rock and folk-pop styles. Her acclaimed songs like "Rock And Roll On The Radio" showcase evocative songwriting and timeless melodies. Collaborating with icons like Peter Asher and Jackson Browne, Mendelson has been praised by Jakob Dylan for her remarkable voice and songwriting prowess.

The Oak Ridge Boys, originally a gospel quartet from Knoxville, TN, evolved into a prominent country-pop group known for hits like "Elvira," "Bobbie Sue," and "American Made." Their harmonies remained steeped in gospel roots despite securing 16 country chart-toppers. Collaborating with artists like Johnny Cash, they won a Grammy for "Talk About the Good Times," and Paul Simon featured them on "Slip Slidin' Away." Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2015, they've maintained a lasting presence in the music world.