Randy Travis & Wife Split

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Randy Travis and his wife-manager, Elizabeth Travis, are splitting.

A statement from Elizabeth Travis on Friday says they have "agreed to part ways." The statement did not indicate whether they had filed for divorce.

The couple has had a 34-year business and personal relationship that began when a teenage Travis won a talent contest at his future wife's North Carolina nightclub in the mid-1970s. They married in 1991.

Elizabeth Travis says she will remain Travis' personal manager.

She guided Randy Travis' career after he won the talent contest and he eventually became one of country music's biggest stars, winning six Grammys.

News report from USA Today.

Martina McBride & Train team up for CMT "Crossroads"

Martina McBride and pop band Train will team up for an episode of "Crossroads" on CMT.

The episode is scheduled to air on Nov. 20th on CMT. Check your local listings.

Martina McBride has appeared on an episode of "Crossroads" previously with Pat Benatar.

Jack Ingram will be releasing weekly videos

Jack Ingram will now be releasing weekly videos. On his videos, Ingram will offer acoustic versions of his biggest hits, and some covers too. You can see them here

Ingram has added a few more select dates to his Acoustic Motel Tour in November. It will kicks off in Atlanta, GA on Nov. 4th.

Dixie Chicks release 2-disc collection

This week, the Dixie Chicks released a 2-disc career anthology, titled "The Essential Dixie Chicks". The album has 30 of the band’s most popular songs, including six No. 1 hits, and covering all four studio albums recorded for Sony Music.

The Dixie Chicks took a break from music in 2008, but sisters Emily Robison and Martie Maguire have formed a new duo, the Court Yard Hounds. The Dixie Chicks also briefly reunited this past summer for tour dates with the Eagles and Keith Urban.

Meanwhile, the Court Yard Hounds will have a live web chat with fans coming soon. Details will be posted on www.courtyardhounds.com.