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Post by Dustin J. on Mar 9, 2023 14:33:34 GMT -5
Tons of 'forgotten' bands from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Most of which likely never got the recognition they deserved...
Sixwire
River Road
Burnin' Daylight
4 Runner
Yankee Grey
Rushlow/Rushow-Harris
Carolina Rain
The Buffalo Club
3 Of Hearts
Palomino Road
Sons of the Desert
Frazier River
Atlanta
Gibson-Miller Band
Perfect Stranger
Great Plains
Orrall & Wright
McAlyster
Zaca Creek
Hanna-McEuen
The Remingtons
South Sixty-Five
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Post by nuggie99 on Mar 9, 2023 14:43:27 GMT -5
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Post by Kanenrá:ke on Mar 9, 2023 17:08:01 GMT -5
Tons of 'forgotten' bands from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Most of which likely never got the recognition they deserved... Sixwire River Road Burnin' Daylight 4 Runner Yankee Grey Rushlow/Rushow-Harris Carolina Rain The Buffalo Club 3 Of Hearts Palomino Road Sons of the Desert Frazier River Atlanta Gibson-Miller Band Perfect Stranger Great Plains Orrall & Wright McAlyster Zaca Creek Hanna-McEuen The Remingtons South Sixty-Five I own every album by all of these except for Atlanta. The Buffalo Club, Hanna-McEuen, Carolina Rain, and Yankee Grey stand out as the biggest misses for not catching on. 3 of Hearts was cute, would've been fun to see how they would develop. |
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Post by Dustin J. on Mar 9, 2023 17:54:51 GMT -5
I own every album by all of these except for Atlanta. The Buffalo Club, Hanna-McEuen, Carolina Rain, and Yankee Grey stand out as the biggest misses for not catching on. 3 of Hearts was cute, would've been fun to see how they would develop. 1. Very impressive ... (and this is why we're friends lol) 2. I would add Sixwire to that list ... because of their talent, music, & live performances. Their debut album was, admittedly, maybe a couple years ahead of its time, but remains one of my favorites. They still perform today (actually have a show TONIGHT in Nashville) 3. A few other random thoughts... 4 Runner - likely had a chance to be big, but broke onto the scene when four-part harmonies were phasing out Rushlow - coulda, shoulda, woulda ... lots of things happening there but between Tim as a solo artist, Tim fronting "Rushlow", and Tim teaming up with his cousin Donny Harris ... I felt like there should've been more success Burnin' Daylight - had all the ingredients... (past success with other bands and as song writers; tight harmonies; etc) ... will never understand why they weren't more successful |
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Post by jkountry on Mar 10, 2023 11:17:10 GMT -5
Tons of 'forgotten' bands from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Most of which likely never got the recognition they deserved... Sixwire River Road Burnin' Daylight 4 Runner Yankee Grey Rushlow/Rushow-Harris Carolina Rain The Buffalo Club 3 Of Hearts Palomino Road Sons of the Desert Frazier River Atlanta Gibson-Miller Band Perfect Stranger Great Plains Orrall & Wright McAlyster Zaca Creek Hanna-McEuen The Remingtons South Sixty-Five I own every album by all of these except for Atlanta. The Buffalo Club, Hanna-McEuen, Carolina Rain, and Yankee Grey stand out as the biggest misses for not catching on. 3 of Hearts was cute, would've been fun to see how they would develop. 3 Of Hearts were one of my favorites I follow Blaire on instagram she is an independent artist in texas now. |
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Post by jkountry on Mar 10, 2023 11:18:24 GMT -5
I own every album by all of these except for Atlanta. The Buffalo Club, Hanna-McEuen, Carolina Rain, and Yankee Grey stand out as the biggest misses for not catching on. 3 of Hearts was cute, would've been fun to see how they would develop. 1. Very impressive ... (and this is why we're friends lol) 2. I would add Sixwire to that list ... because of their talent, music, & live performances. Their debut album was, admittedly, maybe a couple years ahead of its time, but remains one of my favorites. They still perform today (actually have a show TONIGHT in Nashville) 3. A few other random thoughts... 4 Runner - likely had a chance to be big, but broke onto the scene when four-part harmonies were phasing out Rushlow - coulda, shoulda, woulda ... lots of things happening there but between Tim as a solo artist, Tim fronting "Rushlow", and Tim teaming up with his cousin Donny Harris ... I felt like there should've been more success Burnin' Daylight - had all the ingredients... (past success with other bands and as song writers; tight harmonies; etc) ... will never understand why they weren't more successful Don't forget Mason Dixon they were an amazing band |
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Post by Dustin J. on Mar 10, 2023 11:23:24 GMT -5
Forgot one... Boy Howdy
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Post by CoJoFan on Mar 10, 2023 11:41:56 GMT -5
How about some 90’s artists?
B.B. Watson
Davis Daniel
Rob Crosby
The Remingtons
Emilio
Robert Ellis Orrall
Keith Harling
Stephanie Bentley
Dixiana
Jason Sellers
Sons Of The Desert
Marshall Dyllon
Ricky Lynn Gregg
I could name more but this is all my brain could think of at the time.
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Post by Dustin J. on Mar 10, 2023 12:54:50 GMT -5
How's this for wild timing... 4 Runner recently re-recorded a video for "Ragged Angel" (same vocals, though) ... and they are releasing a new album (with mostly old music, from what I can tell) on March 31st: music.apple.com/us/album/back-runnin/1663365642 |
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Post by CoJoFan on Mar 10, 2023 13:44:43 GMT -5
How about some more I just thought of? These are all artists that have had at least 1 top 40 hit in the Country Airplay era
Archer/Park
Whiskey Falls
Gibson/Miller Band
Catherine Britt
Crystal Shawanda
The Lost Trailers
Rockie Lynne
Pinmonkey
Hometown News
Halfway To Hazard
The Warren Brothers
Billy Yates
Billy Gilman
Ray Kennedy
Anthony Smith
Carolina Rain
Julianne Hough
Jason Michael Carroll
Josh Thompson
And I’m sure I could name more that hasn’t been mentioned. Most of these are from the 90’s and 2000’s
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Post by CoJoFan on Mar 10, 2023 13:45:29 GMT -5
How's this for wild timing... 4 Runner recently re-recorded a video for "Ragged Angel" (same vocals, though) ... and they are releasing a new album (with mostly old music, from what I can tell) on March 31st: music.apple.com/us/album/back-runnin/1663365642Ive always loved their 90’s hit “Cain’s Blood”. |
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Post by CoJoFan on Mar 10, 2023 13:48:18 GMT -5
Tons of 'forgotten' bands from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Most of which likely never got the recognition they deserved... Sixwire River Road Burnin' Daylight 4 Runner Yankee Grey Rushlow/Rushow-Harris Carolina Rain The Buffalo Club 3 Of Hearts Palomino Road Sons of the Desert Frazier River Atlanta Gibson-Miller Band Perfect Stranger Great Plains Orrall & Wright McAlyster Zaca Creek Hanna-McEuen The Remingtons South Sixty-Five I own every album by all of these except for Atlanta. The Buffalo Club, Hanna-McEuen, Carolina Rain, and Yankee Grey stand out as the biggest misses for not catching on. 3 of Hearts was cute, would've been fun to see how they would develop. Did Rushlow/Harris release an album? I’ve always been a fan of Tim Rushlow especially during his Little Texas days. He was a lot better singer than Brady Seals. I have his solo album and Rushlow’s but didn’t know Rushlow/Harris put one out. |
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Post by CoJoFan on Mar 10, 2023 13:51:12 GMT -5
Tons of 'forgotten' bands from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Most of which likely never got the recognition they deserved... Sixwire River Road Burnin' Daylight 4 Runner Yankee Grey Rushlow/Rushow-Harris Carolina Rain The Buffalo Club 3 Of Hearts Palomino Road Sons of the Desert Frazier River Atlanta Gibson-Miller Band Perfect Stranger Great Plains Orrall & Wright McAlyster Zaca Creek Hanna-McEuen The Remingtons South Sixty-Five How about McBride & The Ride or The O’Kanes? The latter even had a #1 hit in 1987 with “Can’t Stop My Heart From Loving You”. |
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Post by Dustin J. on Mar 10, 2023 14:07:40 GMT -5
How about McBride & The Ride or The O’Kanes? The latter even had a #1 hit in 1987 with “Can’t Stop My Heart From Loving You”. Yeah, I didn't mention McBride & The Ride because ... I guess I don't really consider them "forgotten" (they had six top 20 songs ... four of those reached the top 5). Same with The O'Kanes ... who logged six top 10s (although, admittedly, they left almost as quickly as they came). |
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Post by Dustin J. on Mar 10, 2023 14:08:55 GMT -5
Did Rushlow/Harris release an album? I’ve always been a fan of Tim Rushlow especially during his Little Texas days. He was a lot better singer than Brady Seals. I have his solo album and Rushlow’s but didn’t know Rushlow/Harris put one out. Sadly, Rushlow/Harris never released an album. We share the same thoughts on Tim Rushlow. He's one of my all-time favorites. |
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Post by Kanenrá:ke on Mar 10, 2023 16:18:54 GMT -5
Oh and 90's artists who didn't take off my favorite two have to be Bobbie Cryner and Marty Brown, both put our amazing albums.
On twitter I was having a discussion with an ex member of this site about artists who only got one major label single* in the U.S.
I came up with this list from 2000-present day, anybody remember any others?
McAlyster I Know How The River Runs
Allison Paige The End Of The World
Rick Ferrell The Girl's Got It Goin' On
Elizabeth Cook Stupid Things
Daisy Dern Getting Back To You
J. Michael Harter Hard Call To Make
Marie Sisters Real Bad Moon
Roxie Dean Everyday Girl
Deric Ruttan When You Come Around
Tebey We Shook Hands (Man To Man)
Kerry Harvick Cowgirls
Tori Baxley Half A Man
George Canyon My Name
Ragsdale I'm Glad It Was You
The Wrights Down This Road
Lindsey Haun Broken
John Pierce I'd Still Have You
The Clark Brothers This Little Light Of Mine
Joanna Cotton The Prize
Lisa Shaffer Just One
Christian Kane More Than I Deserve
Melissa Lawson What If It All Goes Right
Phil Stacey If You Didn't Love Me
Fisher Stevenson No Tomorrow Here Tonight
Adam Brand Ready To Love
Caitlin & Will Address In The Stars
The Carter Twins Heart Like Memphis
Kate & Kacey Dreamin' Love
The Parks As Long As You're Going My Way
Ashley Ray Dirt Cheap
Coldwater Jane Bring On The Love
Tyler Dickerson Tell Your Sister I'm Single
Kevin Fowler Pound Sign (#?*!)
Jesse Lee It's A Girl Thing
Martin Ramey Twisted
Brent Anderson Amy's Song
Wade Bowen Saturday Night
Bradley Gaskin Mr. Bartender
The Lunabells A Place To Shine
Her & King County Family Tree
Miss Willie Brown You're All That Matters To Me
D. Vincent Williams Down By The River
Rose Falcon If Love Had a Heart
Rachel Farley Ain't Easy
Angie Johnson Swagger
Tate Stevens Power Of A Love Song
Joey Hyde Get It On
Kira Isabella Quarterback
Josh Abbott Band Hangin' Around
John King Tonight, Tonight
Native Run Good On You
Steven Lee Olsen Raised By A Good Time
Seth Alley Waiting On Mary
Craig Wayne Boyd My Baby's Got A Smile On Her Face
Josh Dorr Save Your Breath
Logan Mize Can't Get Away From A Good Time
Ashley Campbell Remembering
Haley Georgia Ridiculous
Candi Carpenter Burn The Bed
Ryan Follese Put A Label On It
Levi Hummon Guts & Glory
The Last Bandoleros Where Do You Go
Jordan Rager Southern Boy
Tara Thompson Someone To Take Your Place
Bailey Bryan Own It
Jacob Davis What I Wanna Be
Levon Ms. Marianne
Aubrie Sellers Liar Liar
Carlton Anderson Drop Everything
Abby Anderson Make Him Wait
Jillian Jacqueline Reasons
Dylan Schneider How Does It Sound
Gone West What Could've Been
Noah Schnacky I'll Be The One
Lauren Jenkins Give Up The Ghost
Avenue Beat Ruin That For Me
Troy Cartwright Hung Up On You
Chrissy Metz Talking To God
Pryor & Lee Y'allsome
Payton Smith Like I Knew You Would
Robert Counts What Do I Know
Laci Kaye Booth Shuffle
Heath Sanders Old School
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Post by 🌺CountryLineDancer on Mar 10, 2023 18:34:44 GMT -5
Oh and 90's artists who didn't take off my favorite two have to be Bobbie Cryner and Marty Brown, both put our amazing albums. On twitter I was having a discussion with an ex member of this site about artists who only got one major label single* in the U.S. I came up with this list from 2000-present day, anybody remember any others? McAlyster I Know How The River Runs Allison Paige The End Of The World Rick Ferrell The Girl's Got It Goin' On Elizabeth Cook Stupid Things Daisy Dern Getting Back To You J. Michael Harter Hard Call To Make Marie Sisters Real Bad Moon Roxie Dean Everyday Girl Deric Ruttan When You Come Around Tebey We Shook Hands (Man To Man) Kerry Harvick Cowgirls Tori Baxley Half A Man George Canyon My Name Ragsdale I'm Glad It Was You The Wrights Down This Road Lindsey Haun Broken John Pierce I'd Still Have You The Clark Brothers This Little Light Of Mine Joanna Cotton The Prize Lisa Shaffer Just One Christian Kane More Than I Deserve Melissa Lawson What If It All Goes Right Phil Stacey If You Didn't Love Me Fisher Stevenson No Tomorrow Here Tonight Adam Brand Ready To Love Caitlin & Will Address In The Stars The Carter Twins Heart Like Memphis Kate & Kacey Dreamin' Love The Parks As Long As You're Going My Way Ashley Ray Dirt Cheap Coldwater Jane Bring On The Love Tyler Dickerson Tell Your Sister I'm Single Kevin Fowler Pound Sign (#?*!) Jesse Lee It's A Girl Thing Martin Ramey Twisted Brent Anderson Amy's Song Wade Bowen Saturday Night Bradley Gaskin Mr. Bartender The Lunabells A Place To Shine Her & King County Family Tree Miss Willie Brown You're All That Matters To Me D. Vincent Williams Down By The River Rose Falcon If Love Had a Heart Rachel Farley Ain't Easy Angie Johnson Swagger Tate Stevens Power Of A Love Song Joey Hyde Get It On Kira Isabella QuarterbackJosh Abbott Band Hangin' Around John King Tonight, Tonight Native Run Good On You Steven Lee Olsen Raised By A Good Time Seth Alley Waiting On Mary Craig Wayne Boyd My Baby's Got A Smile On Her Face Josh Dorr Save Your Breath Logan Mize Can't Get Away From A Good TimeAshley Campbell Remembering Haley Georgia Ridiculous Candi Carpenter Burn The Bed Ryan Follese Put A Label On It Levi Hummon Guts & Glory The Last Bandoleros Where Do You Go Jordan Rager Southern Boy Tara Thompson Someone To Take Your Place Bailey Bryan Own It Jacob Davis What I Wanna Be Levon Ms. Marianne Aubrie Sellers Liar Liar Carlton Anderson Drop Everything Abby Anderson Make Him WaitJillian Jacqueline Reasons Dylan Schneider How Does It Sound Gone West What Could've Been Noah Schnacky I'll Be The One Lauren Jenkins Give Up The Ghost Avenue Beat Ruin That For Me Troy Cartwright Hung Up On You Chrissy Metz Talking To God Pryor & Lee Y'allsome Payton Smith Like I Knew You Would Robert Counts What Do I Know Laci Kaye Booth Shuffle Heath Sanders Old School *Sent to mainstream radio not secondary. Great list! Few things caught my eyes: 1. Didn't Abby send Good Lord to mainstream? Also, Logan Mize had Better Off Gone. 2. What about Dean Brody, Meghan Patrick, or Robyn Ottolini? Not sure if they sent anything other than Brothers, My First Car, and F150. 3. Did Kira Isabella actually send a radio single in the US!!?? I wonder what happened to her... |
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Post by Kanenrá:ke on Mar 10, 2023 18:42:52 GMT -5
Oh and 90's artists who didn't take off my favorite two have to be Bobbie Cryner and Marty Brown, both put our amazing albums. On twitter I was having a discussion with an ex member of this site about artists who only got one major label single* in the U.S. I came up with this list from 2000-present day, anybody remember any others? McAlyster I Know How The River Runs Allison Paige The End Of The World Rick Ferrell The Girl's Got It Goin' On Elizabeth Cook Stupid Things Daisy Dern Getting Back To You J. Michael Harter Hard Call To Make Marie Sisters Real Bad Moon Roxie Dean Everyday Girl Deric Ruttan When You Come Around Tebey We Shook Hands (Man To Man) Kerry Harvick Cowgirls Tori Baxley Half A Man George Canyon My Name Ragsdale I'm Glad It Was You The Wrights Down This Road Lindsey Haun Broken John Pierce I'd Still Have You The Clark Brothers This Little Light Of Mine Joanna Cotton The Prize Lisa Shaffer Just One Christian Kane More Than I Deserve Melissa Lawson What If It All Goes Right Phil Stacey If You Didn't Love Me Fisher Stevenson No Tomorrow Here Tonight Adam Brand Ready To Love Caitlin & Will Address In The Stars The Carter Twins Heart Like Memphis Kate & Kacey Dreamin' Love The Parks As Long As You're Going My Way Ashley Ray Dirt Cheap Coldwater Jane Bring On The Love Tyler Dickerson Tell Your Sister I'm Single Kevin Fowler Pound Sign (#?*!) Jesse Lee It's A Girl Thing Martin Ramey Twisted Brent Anderson Amy's Song Wade Bowen Saturday Night Bradley Gaskin Mr. Bartender The Lunabells A Place To Shine Her & King County Family Tree Miss Willie Brown You're All That Matters To Me D. Vincent Williams Down By The River Rose Falcon If Love Had a Heart Rachel Farley Ain't Easy Angie Johnson Swagger Tate Stevens Power Of A Love Song Joey Hyde Get It On Kira Isabella QuarterbackJosh Abbott Band Hangin' Around John King Tonight, Tonight Native Run Good On You Steven Lee Olsen Raised By A Good Time Seth Alley Waiting On Mary Craig Wayne Boyd My Baby's Got A Smile On Her Face Josh Dorr Save Your Breath Logan Mize Can't Get Away From A Good TimeAshley Campbell Remembering Haley Georgia Ridiculous Candi Carpenter Burn The Bed Ryan Follese Put A Label On It Levi Hummon Guts & Glory The Last Bandoleros Where Do You Go Jordan Rager Southern Boy Tara Thompson Someone To Take Your Place Bailey Bryan Own It Jacob Davis What I Wanna Be Levon Ms. Marianne Aubrie Sellers Liar Liar Carlton Anderson Drop Everything Abby Anderson Make Him WaitJillian Jacqueline Reasons Dylan Schneider How Does It Sound Gone West What Could've Been Noah Schnacky I'll Be The One Lauren Jenkins Give Up The Ghost Avenue Beat Ruin That For Me Troy Cartwright Hung Up On You Chrissy Metz Talking To God Pryor & Lee Y'allsome Payton Smith Like I Knew You Would Robert Counts What Do I Know Laci Kaye Booth Shuffle Heath Sanders Old School *Sent to mainstream radio not secondary. Great list! Few things caught my eyes: 1. Didn't Abby send Good Lord to mainstream? I think it only went to secondary. I think the mainstream release got pulled.Also, Logan Mize had Better Off Gone. That was after he was dropped. While with Arista he only had the one.2. What about Dean Brody, Meghan Patrick, or Robyn Ottolini? Not sure if they sent anything other than Brothers, My First Car, and F150. Dean also released "Gravity" but it didn't chart. I think it made the mid-50's on Mediabase? As for Meghan and Robyn, I wasn't counting those who are still with their labels. All the ones listed got one shot at the mainstream and then were dropped or moved to secondary then later dropped.3. Did Kira Isabella actually send a radio single in the US!!?? I wonder what happened to her... I miss her too. Her last album wasn't as strong as her first two but those were with Sony Canada's backing, I feel like they had more money for production polish. As for the U.S. she did! One on a label that was very much a stretch to say it was a "major" but the other two artists they had signed at least charted so I included her. Plus the other artists got two singles before the label closed. |
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Post by Kanenrá:ke on Mar 10, 2023 18:45:51 GMT -5
Should be noted if it's true Rachel Wammack was dropped then she can be added to this list!
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Post by CoJoFan on Mar 10, 2023 20:52:15 GMT -5
Oh and 90's artists who didn't take off my favorite two have to be Bobbie Cryner and Marty Brown, both put our amazing albums. On twitter I was having a discussion with an ex member of this site about artists who only got one major label single* in the U.S. I came up with this list from 2000-present day, anybody remember any others? McAlyster I Know How The River Runs Allison Paige The End Of The World Rick Ferrell The Girl's Got It Goin' On Elizabeth Cook Stupid Things Daisy Dern Getting Back To You J. Michael Harter Hard Call To Make Marie Sisters Real Bad Moon Roxie Dean Everyday Girl Deric Ruttan When You Come Around Tebey We Shook Hands (Man To Man) Kerry Harvick Cowgirls Tori Baxley Half A Man George Canyon My Name Ragsdale I'm Glad It Was You The Wrights Down This Road Lindsey Haun Broken John Pierce I'd Still Have You The Clark Brothers This Little Light Of Mine Joanna Cotton The Prize Lisa Shaffer Just One Christian Kane More Than I Deserve Melissa Lawson What If It All Goes Right Phil Stacey If You Didn't Love Me Fisher Stevenson No Tomorrow Here Tonight Adam Brand Ready To Love Caitlin & Will Address In The Stars The Carter Twins Heart Like Memphis Kate & Kacey Dreamin' Love The Parks As Long As You're Going My Way Ashley Ray Dirt Cheap Coldwater Jane Bring On The Love Tyler Dickerson Tell Your Sister I'm Single Kevin Fowler Pound Sign (#?*!) Jesse Lee It's A Girl Thing Martin Ramey Twisted Brent Anderson Amy's Song Wade Bowen Saturday Night Bradley Gaskin Mr. Bartender The Lunabells A Place To Shine Her & King County Family Tree Miss Willie Brown You're All That Matters To Me D. Vincent Williams Down By The River Rose Falcon If Love Had a Heart Rachel Farley Ain't Easy Angie Johnson Swagger Tate Stevens Power Of A Love Song Joey Hyde Get It On Kira Isabella Quarterback Josh Abbott Band Hangin' Around John King Tonight, Tonight Native Run Good On You Steven Lee Olsen Raised By A Good Time Seth Alley Waiting On Mary Craig Wayne Boyd My Baby's Got A Smile On Her Face Josh Dorr Save Your Breath Logan Mize Can't Get Away From A Good Time Ashley Campbell Remembering Haley Georgia Ridiculous Candi Carpenter Burn The Bed Ryan Follese Put A Label On It Levi Hummon Guts & Glory The Last Bandoleros Where Do You Go Jordan Rager Southern Boy Tara Thompson Someone To Take Your Place Bailey Bryan Own It Jacob Davis What I Wanna Be Levon Ms. Marianne Aubrie Sellers Liar Liar Carlton Anderson Drop Everything Abby Anderson Make Him Wait Jillian Jacqueline Reasons Dylan Schneider How Does It Sound Gone West What Could've Been Noah Schnacky I'll Be The One Lauren Jenkins Give Up The Ghost Avenue Beat Ruin That For Me Troy Cartwright Hung Up On You Chrissy Metz Talking To God Pryor & Lee Y'allsome Payton Smith Like I Knew You Would Robert Counts What Do I Know Laci Kaye Booth Shuffle Heath Sanders Old School *Sent to mainstream radio not secondary. Flynnville Train is one I don’t see on the list I can think of. They actually had 2 singles chart from their debut album. The first single Last Good Time being the highest peaking of the 2 at #47. |
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Post by 🌺CountryLineDancer on Mar 11, 2023 2:50:05 GMT -5
Great list! Few things caught my eyes: 1. Didn't Abby send Good Lord to mainstream? I think it only went to secondary. I think the mainstream release got pulled. - I recall seeing a thread for that song, so I was assuming it went for the mainstream adds!Also, Logan Mize had Better Off Gone. That was after he was dropped. While with Arista he only had the one. - Oh I see, I guess I missed the point where you were talking about "label". I like him, shame he didn't find success on radio.2. What about Dean Brody, Meghan Patrick, or Robyn Ottolini? Not sure if they sent anything other than Brothers, My First Car, and F150. Dean also released "Gravity" but it didn't chart. I think it made the mid-50's on Mediabase? - Damn, too bad. With Dean's old materials, he deserved to do a little better than just one single charting. I guess he won't be back to the US with his current outputs (it's not bad, but surely different) As for Meghan and Robyn, I wasn't counting those who are still with their labels. All the ones listed got one shot at the mainstream and then were dropped or moved to secondary then later dropped. - I can see Robyn joining this list soon, given that she is also kinda MIA in Canada.3. Did Kira Isabella actually send a radio single in the US!!?? I wonder what happened to her... I miss her too. Her last album wasn't as strong as her first two but those were with Sony Canada's backing, I feel like they had more money for production polish. As for the U.S. she did! One on a label that was very much a stretch to say it was a "major" but the other two artists they had signed at least charted so I included her. Plus the other artists got two singles before the label closed. - Good to know! Shame that her attempt did not result in a success, and bigger shame that she's kinda retired?, like no new music since 2019. Yeah the last album was alright, but not bad enough for her to just disappear, you know... |
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Post by .indulgecountry on Mar 11, 2023 13:05:53 GMT -5
I loved Kira Isabella for a moment. Wish she could've gotten more success.
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Post by jkountry on Mar 12, 2023 15:17:39 GMT -5
I think Randy Montana and Josh Thompson are better examples of relative unknown artists turnt into prolific behind-the-scene songwriters. there’s plenty of artists who do this too! Jessi Alexander, Matt Jenkins, Jonathan Singleton, Jon Randall, Brett James, mark Nesler all come to mind. Katrina Elam, Rachel Proctor, and Shelly Fairchild all were still popping up in album credits a few years back. Yes all good ones I remember Katrina she was amazing a lot like Carrie Underwood and they were both from Oklahoma still enjoy her cd to this day. |
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Post by travelrocks24 on Mar 14, 2023 13:23:01 GMT -5
How about some 90’s artists? B.B. Watson Davis Daniel Rob Crosby The Remingtons Emilio Robert Ellis Orrall Keith Harling Stephanie Bentley Dixiana Jason Sellers Sons Of The Desert Marshall Dyllon Ricky Lynn Gregg I could name more but this is all my brain could think of at the time. Thank you for mentioning Stephanie Bentley. I am pretty sure I have her album on cassette somewhere. |
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Post by jkountry on Mar 16, 2023 10:27:38 GMT -5
How about some 90’s artists? B.B. Watson Davis Daniel Rob Crosby The Remingtons Emilio Robert Ellis Orrall Keith Harling Stephanie Bentley Dixiana Jason Sellers Sons Of The Desert Marshall Dyllon Ricky Lynn Gregg I could name more but this is all my brain could think of at the time. Thank you for mentioning Stephanie Bentley. I am pretty sure I have her album on cassette somewhere. I bought her cd off ebay recently I remember hearing her on the radio back in 96 one of my favorites was once I was was the light of your life it's a great album still worth checking out today. |
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Post by CoJoFan on Mar 22, 2023 13:32:20 GMT -5
How about some 90’s artists? B.B. Watson Davis Daniel Rob Crosby The Remingtons Emilio Robert Ellis Orrall Keith Harling Stephanie Bentley Dixiana Jason Sellers Sons Of The Desert Marshall Dyllon Ricky Lynn Gregg I could name more but this is all my brain could think of at the time. Thank you for mentioning Stephanie Bentley. I am pretty sure I have her album on cassette somewhere. I bought her album on CD a few years ago. I never remembered her only top 40 single “Who’s That Girl” until I bought the CD and listened to it. I only ever remembered her duet with Ty Herndon “Heart Half Empty” until that day I listened to her album. |
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nuggie99
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Post by nuggie99 on Mar 22, 2023 13:38:55 GMT -5
Thank you for mentioning Stephanie Bentley. I am pretty sure I have her album on cassette somewhere. I bought her album on CD a few years ago. I never remembered her only top 40 single “Who’s That Girl” until I bought the CD and listened to it. I only ever remembered her duet with Ty Herndon “Heart Half Empty” until that day I listened to her album. I didn't realize that "Once I Was the Light of Your Life" wasn't a bigger hit. At the time, that was my jam (well not jam, a slow sad one, whatever word fits). |
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Post by jkountry on Mar 23, 2023 10:42:34 GMT -5
I bought her album on CD a few years ago. I never remembered her only top 40 single “Who’s That Girl” until I bought the CD and listened to it. I only ever remembered her duet with Ty Herndon “Heart Half Empty” until that day I listened to her album. I didn't realize that "Once I Was the Light of Your Life" wasn't a bigger hit. At the time, that was my jam (well not jam, a slow sad one, whatever word fits). It's still a good jam in my opinion her music was great too bad she only released one album. |
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