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Career Milestones
2012 | Released 13th studio album Welcome to the Fishbowl, which included the Tim McGraw duet "Feel Like a Rock Star" | |
2010 | Wrote and produced the football documentary "Boys of Fall" (ESPN) | |
2010 | Yielded multiple No. 1s including "The Boys of Fall," "Somewhere With You," "Live a Little," and "Reality" from Hemingway's Whiskey | |
2007 | Switched to "gulf and Western" musical style with Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates | |
2006 | Released first live album of career Live: Live Those Songs Again | |
2004 | Won CMA award for Album of the Year and named Entertainer of the Year for When the Sun Goes Down | |
2002 | Began mainstream crossover with seventh studio album No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems | |
2000 | Released first Greatest Hits compilation | |
1999 | Earned double platinum-selling status with Everywhere We Go | |
1997 | Released first No. 1 hit "She's Got It All," from the album I Will Stand | |
1997 | Named Academy of Country Music's New Male Vocalist of the Year | |
1995 | Sophomore album All I Need to Know spawned the hits "Fall in Love," the title track, and "Grandpa Told Me So" | |
1994 | Released debut album In My Wildest Dreams with the independent label Capricorn Records | |
1992 | Auditioned with Opryland Music Group and received a songwriting contract | |
1991 | Moved to Nashville, TN after graduating college | |
1989 | Recorded a self-released demo at Classic Recording Studio in Bristol, VA | |
| Raised in Luttrell, TN | ||