Ray Stevens Bounces Back, New Album Drops

0:00On April 7, country legend Ray Stevens took a tumble in Nashville on Sunday, March 29, breaking his neck in the process. The two-time Grammy winner and comedian got briefly hospitalized but is now back home recovering smooth. Doctors got him in a neck brace for about four weeks, yet he's staying fully mobile and keeping high spirits through it all. This comes after he bounced back from a mild heart attack and surgery last July. As the country music called a famer, Stevens has always been a force in the game, blending laughs with hits that span generations. Even with the setback, his new album Favorites Old and New Drops this Friday, April 10, on curb records, a 13-track mix of timeless classics, and fresh cuts. He's already hyping it on social media, proving nothing slows down a true vet like Ray. You've been listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture rich.