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Glen Campbell's legendary career has been cut short by his battle with Alzheimer's, but life is not all dark for the country icon.

Glen Campbell's son, Shannon Campbell, has released a very special tribute to his ailing father.

Tim McGraw will perform a very special tribute to Glen Campbell at the upcoming 2015 Academy Awards.

The best songs, albums, photos, videos and news events are lined up in this Top 10 of everything great about country music 2014. You'll find one tragedy, but even that's been turned into something sweet. Watch to see what Taste of Country staff named the very best moment of the whole year.

The Band Perry took to the stage at the 2014 CMA Awards for a very special rendition of one of Glen Campbell's signature hits.

Before Johnny Cash passed in 2003, he did his own version of "Hurt," by Nine Inch Nails. That amazing rendition showed the pain and joy of a life lived on the edge. Now Glen Campbell, who was diagnosed a few years back with Alzheimer's and hasn't performed on stage for more than two years, has offered what is likely his final recording. It stands as an amazing tribute and farewell of sor

Glen Campbell's wife recently made a difficult decision about her husband. She opted to put the singer into a long-term facility and she's recently gotten quite a bit of criticism over her decision.

Glen Campbell has been in an Alzheimer's care facility since April, but his oldest daughter Debbie is fighting to take him home and provide care for him herself.

The iconic Glen Campbell has contributed to country music in lasting ways, and his presence in the industry (since 1958) will never be forgotten. However, the singer is battling Alzheimer's, and now more than ever, his family needs to remember the good memories -- because each day is a struggle.

Glen Campbell's battle with Alzheimer's has forced him to stop touring but the 'Gentle on My Mind' hitmaker will still contribute to country music. He's planning an upcoming album of re-recorded hits, entitled 'See You There.'

Last summer, the world was saddened by the news that legendary country star Glen Campbell was in the beginning stages of his battle with Alzheimer’s. Rather than laying low and disappearing from the music scene, Campbell announced a full-blown tour as his way to say thank you to his loyal fans throughout the years.

As Glen Campbell took the stage at the 2012 Grammy Awards on Sunday night, more than a few fans and friends in the audience looked nervous, not sure how the country legend would do during a celebration of his life and career. Halfway through his song ‘Rhinestone Cowboy’ however, everyone breathed more than a sigh of relief. In fact, they were dancing in the aisles — literally.