Born in 1938, Gene Stewart's country music career spans over 7 decades as a singer, songwriter, recording artist, and popular entertainer. His 1972 recording of the national hit "Rub It In" on the Camaro label was followed by "It's Not Much But It's Home," a song that recognizes his love for his hometown of Rayville, his beloved fans, and his service as a veteran and postmaster. He appeared on stage with Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray Price, Jim Ed Brown, James Burton, Merle Kilgore, Gov. Jimmie Davis, David Houston, Gene Watson, Dylan Scott, Lainey Wilson, and many others.