his video debut as ‘Cowboy Joe’ in the classic Shenandoah song “Her Leaving’s Been A
Long Time Coming” also written by McGuire.
In 1996 the band was lured by music legend
Jimmy Bowen to Capitol Records and it was
during this period that Shenandoah’s live
shows took on an exciting new dimension
and the band produced more chart toppers
like ”Janie Baker’s
Love Slave”, and the
Grammy award winner, “Somewhere In
The Vicinity of the
Heart”, a beautiful
duet with the incredibly talented
Alison Krauss.
Some acts would
have played it safe
after establishing
themselves as a
successful country
“Supergroup” and winning a CMA award,
TNN and ACM group of the year accolades, and the much coveted Grammy, but
not these guys. With thirteen number one
songs, countless chart hits, Gold albums,
and a reputation as one of the hardest working touring acts in the business, this band is
still evolving, taking chances, and striving
for the musical perfection and performance
that have made them radio and concert favorites around the country.
Shenandoah credits country radio and their
many fans for their longevity and appreciate
their loyalty in continuing to come out and
see them in concert. “It’s funny how a song
INSIGHT
can take you back to a place and time in your
past”, McGuire says. “Our fans are the best in
the world and still come out to sing along
and revisit all the wonderful times we’ve
had through our music. If it weren’t for our
fans, we’d have never had such a memorable
career. And we thank them ALL.”
Marty Raybon…
How does one describe the talent and career
of Marty Raybon in only a few paragraphs?
Throughout his epic journey, spanning
nearly three decades, Marty has produced a
remarkable list of career accomplishments
including; multiple number one singles,
top selling albums, CMA, ACM, IBMA, and
Grammy Awards, along with scores of other
accolades. Coll