You know the phrase “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.”
Well, Corrina Gill is living proof that that phrase is true. Daughter of legendary singers Vince Gill and Amy Grant, music is in Corrina’s DNA.
The video features a solemn man dreaming about a love he once had, intermixed with a night of drinking with the same girl.
All because of the CMA Awards….
Wendy has previously performed with country stars such as Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, and Vince Gill, so this song seemed like a natural choice for her…
The video shows a fussy Jacob laying on a bed with his dad, Mike Fisher, leaning over him singing Vince Gill’s hit song “I Still Believe In You.” Jacob cries until Carrie begins to sing. Jacob turns towards his mom’s voice and immediately stops crying.
Honoring a dear friend who passed away, Kelly Clarkson became overwhelmed with emotion singing Vince Gill’s iconic “Go Rest High On That Mountain” dedicated to him.
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The theme of the night was “Under the Influence,” so Keith sang a song by an artist who influenced him, and that artist is Linda…
It’s easy to forget about middle names…
A proud member of what many country music aficionados call “The Class of 1989,” Travis Tritt admits he “stood out like a sore thumb.” 1989 was the year Clint Black, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill and Alan Jackson released their first singles, as well as Mary Chapin Carpenter and Tritt himself. These artists are known as […] More
It’s wild to think that some of the most beloved country songs of all time never reached the #1 spot on the charts when they were released…