"Sunday Morning" contributor Bill Flanagan remembers the former president's love of music, and how his celebrations of America's musical heritage spanned the genres of country, gospel, classical, jazz,

The Allman Brothers kick-started his candidacy and Willie Nelson smoked marijuana at the White House. Mr. Carter’s tastes were a confluence of strategy, generational change and forthright appreciation.

CAI's John Basile presents this look at the late President Jimmy Carter and his appreciation for America's music; jazz.

Jimmy Carter, America's "Rock 'N' Roll President," has died at the age of 100. Look back at his various ties to the world of music.

The late 39th President of the United States had deep connections to musicians like Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson and the Allman Brothers. Kevin E G Perry looks back at how rock and roll shaped Jimmy Carte

“Musicians don’t always feel safe with somebody except other musicians,” Chris Farrell, the lead producer of the 2020 documentary “ Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President ,” told Variety. “His authenticity definitely played a great role in his ability to connect with musicians.”

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter's body arrives in Washington on Tuesday for three days of mourning beginning with him lying in state at the U.S. Capitol before a funeral service at the Washington National Cathedral on Thursday.

The body of Jimmy Carter is being taken from his home state of Georgia to Washington DC, where the former US president will lie in state before a large state funeral. Carter died on 29 December, aged 100,

During a week of funerals, supporters and loved ones reflect on the former President’s legacy. “He understood that the arc of history is long,” his grandson said.

Jimmy Carter's grandson, Jason Carter, shares more about the private life of the former president on 'Your World.'