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Vern Gosdin was nicknamed "The Voice" by his peers. He had 19 top-ten solo hits on the Country music charts from the late 1970s through to the early 1990s“Chiseled in Stone”: Gosdin signed with Columbia in 1987.“Alone” was an album in a traditional country style and included his final number-one hit: ‘I'm Still Crazy’.
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In country music’s roster of great honky tonk singers, Johnny Paycheck is without doubt one of the greatest. In 1977 he enjoyed his only country chart No.1 with the classic novelty, ‘Take This Job And Shove It’ a record so huge all across America it inspired scores of examples of industrial action, became an anthem for America’s blue collar workforce and inspired a movie of the same title.
David Houston was briefly one of the hottest acts in country music, amassing 61 country single hits between 1963 and 1989. These included duets with...
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Johnny Duncan racked up more than forty hits with three of them No.1 chart toppers. In all he placed 39 tracks on the Billboard country chart between 1967 and 1986.
This long-overdue re-press embraces all the significant smashes from her RCA days. It’s undoubtedly the most comprehensive collection of early Dottie West that money can buy, and will put a degree of perspective on a career that fully deserves to be celebrated for years to come…
Mickey Gilley placed 42 singles on the Billboard country (and occasionally, Hot 100) charts between 1974 and 1987. He is also one of a select number...
Released on 29/08/11. The late Keith Whitley was probably the finest honky-tonk singer of country musics modern era and none have come close to matching...
Released on 29/08/11. Skeeter Davis became one of Country musics most consistent hit makers of the 1960s and, via the worldwide success of her career...
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Few stars of country music have risen as fast, shone as brightly as Ricky Van Shelton. Between 1987 and 1992 he released more than 20 hit singles – including 10 #1’s, 5 of them consecutive – and 5 Top 10 albums, three of which also made #1.
His records were played continuously on country radio, and he went from winning the Country Music Association’s “Horizon Award” for best newcomer in 1998 to becoming their “Male Vocalist of The Year” just 12 months later. Ricky Van (Van being his middle name) cut through the success of his contemporaries like the proverbial knife through butter.
The two albums paired in this collection present the sum total of Shelton’s Columbia catalogue of the 1980s. They feature nine hit singles, including the aforementioned five consecutive chart toppers, and they continue to show why he reached the pinnacle as quickly as he did.
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