Blake Shelton showed his colors on this date in 2011, Vince Gill showed his Fruit Of The Looms in 2007, Randy Travis showed us some Old 8 x 10s in 1988 and more.
Randy Travis promised to love Forever and Ever on this date in 1987, Sugarland thought they Just Might believe in 2006, Keith Urban scored his very first platinum single in 2005 and more.
Faith Hill was on the silver screen in 2004, Taylor Swift was burning pictures in 2008, Randy Travis said, "I Told You So" in 1988 and more.
After a 30-year relationship (including a 20-year marriage), Randy Travis and his ex-wife (and former manager) Elizabeth Travis haven’t exactly gone through an amicable divorce.
It’s hard not to wonder if ‘More Life’ was chosen as a single from Randy Travis‘ ‘Anniversary Collection‘ album to allow the singer a chance to respond to his recent brush with infamy. The introspective ballad finds Travis asking for forgiveness from those he has hurt. Is this another case of art birthed from real life?
Carrie Underwood's preemptive strike won a Grammy on this date in 2008, Jimmy Wayne Stayed Gone in 2003 and Randy Travis was certified platinum in 1987.
Click through for the complete list for Today In Country Music History for 10 February, 2012.
September 28, 2011 Randy Travis is reportedly okay after collapsing onstage while performing in Fort Worth Sunday night. According to the Burleson Star, Randy was performing at the Huguley Memorial Hospital's 18th annual Heart Gala, so there were plenty of doctors in the house.
Randy Travis reminisced about his old photographs in 1988 and Vince Gill shot a video with his Fruit Of The Looms in 2007.
Here's the rundown for Today In Country Music History for 12 July, 2011.
Sugarland became a believer in 2006, Keith Urban went platinum for being thoughtful in 2005 and Randy Travis' prayer was answered in 1987.
Here's the rundown for Today In Country Music History for 13 June, 2011.
It was just a year ago today that Josh Turner's Why Don't We Just Dance went gold, Randy Travis went to number one with Three Wooden Crosses in 2003 and Dolly Parton was at number one with Starting Over Again back in 1980.
Here's the rundown for Today In Country Music History for 24 May, 2011.
Sugarland decided there'd be no Settlin' in 2007, Billy Ray Cyrus released his debut album Some Gave All in 1992 and Randy Travis' Forever And Ever, Amen went to number one on the charts. Do you remember the year?
Here's the rundown for Today In Country Music History for 19 May, 2011.
