According to CMT.com, it was today back in 2008 that the Zac Brown Band released their first major label studio album. I say major label album because there were 2 others (Far From Einstyne and Homegrown) that were released before 'The Foundation'. But there's no doubt that this is the one that put the Georgia band on the map.
Shania Twain was born Eilleen Regina Edwards in Windsor, Ontario. Today in country music history, she had a CD certified 20 times platinum. Her album "Come On Over" became the best selling album by a female of all time.
George Strait has more number one hits than any other singer in any genre. That's right....any genre. According to CMT.com, it was today in country music history that he began a 4 week stay at the top of the charts with "Check Yes Or No".
Happy Birthday goes out today to Miranda Lambert! Last night she won Female Vocalist Of The Year at the CMAs but it was 28 years ago that she was brought into this world.
According to CMT.com it was today back in 2005 that Jamey Johnson, Bill Anderson, and Buddy Cannon sat down to write George Strait's 41st number one hit, "Give It Away".
Happy birthday goes out today to William Joel Covington III. He's also known as Bucky Covington and according to CMT.com it was today back in 1977 that he was born.
Hollywood has a walk of fame for their stars so why wouldn't Nashville want to celebrate the incredible number of stars that have come from their city and walked their streets. On November 5th, 2006, they started up their very own Music City Walk Of Fame.
Toby Keith's first album for Dreamworks Records was a huge one. It was his first CD since parting ways with Mercury records and it went platinum. With the singles, "You Shouldn't Kiss Me Like This", "Country Comes To Town", and the title track, "How Do You Like Me Now?!" Toby Keith began to really make his mark on country music.
Alan Jackson like much of the United States had a heavy heart after the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center. It must have really weighed on him so much that he said the song, "Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning)" seemed to just flow from his pen.
It was today back in 2001 that 'Only In America' shot to the top of the charts. It was the second of three number one hits from the CD 'Steers And Stripes'.