Ray Stevens Bounces Back from Neck Break

0:00It's April 7th. Welcome in. This is Vancouver news today, where local news meets AI. Country singer Ray Stevens at 87 years old took a tough fall on Sunday and broke his neck. He got briefly hospitalized near Nashville, but is now back home recovering. Doctors told him to wear a neck brace for the next four weeks, yet he's staying fully mobile and keeping high spirits. Despite the setback, Stevens is pushing forward with his new album, Favorites Old and New, dropping this Friday. It mixes timeless tracks like it had to be you, and come rain, or come shine with some fresh originals from top writers. Fans and supporters have been sending tons of love, and Stevens is soaking it all up. He shared how much fun he had, making the record, hoping everybody digs his picks from Old Favorites to New Gems. This isn't his first health scare back in July. He bounced back from a heart attack with surgery and calf procedure. Still, the two-time Grammy winner and country music hall of fame inductee from 2019 has

1:01no plans to slow down. Ray's proving age is just a number, dropping music while mending up, reminding us legends keep the beat going no matter what.