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- In 1987, Dolly signed with Columbia Records and started a new group with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris called "Trio". Trio was a commercial success and sold over a million copies. The group had three top then singles.
- "To Know Him Is To Love Him".
- "Telling Me Lies".
- "Those Memories Of You".
- She won the CMA "Female Vocalist Award" two years in a row.
- During the early 90's as new country came along, Dolly's career started.
to dwindle.
John Conlee.
John Conlee: Early years.
- Conlee was born and raised on a tobacco farm in Versailles, Kentucky I 1946. He began to play guitar as a child, and by age 10 was playing on the local radio station. He moved to Nashville in 1971 as a folk singer and later was signed by ABC Records. During this time, John released a couple of singles but failed to make a name for him.
John Conlee: 1975-1990.
- In 1978, John finally recorded a Top Ten single.
- "Rose Colored Glass".
- John went on to record more than a dozen Top Ten hits with ABC/MCA Records.
- "She Can't Say That Anymore".
- "I"m Only In It For The Love".
- "Backside of Thirsty".
- "Miss Emily's Picture".
- John Conlee was inducted as a member of the Grand Ol"Opry in 1979.
- In 1986, John signed with Columbia Records and recorded several more hits and made the Top Ten 19 times throughout 1987.
- Three years after joining Columbia Records, John leaves to record with 16th Avenue Records, but failed to revive his former success.
Alabama.
The band Alabama was formed in 1969 at Fort Payne, Alabama. At that time, the band was known as "Wild Country". First cousins, Randy Owens and Teddy Gentry made up the core of the band. Another cousin Jeff Cook later joined them. As Owen and Cook were attending college, the band put its musical career on hold, but after graduation, Owen and Cook decided to become professional musicians and they started writing their own music. .
- In 1977, Wild Country changed its name to Alabama and signed a contract with GRT Records.
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