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Grammy-award winning country music star Clint Black is going on the road with his wife, Lisa Hartman Black, and a tour stop has been scheduled in Savannah.
Clint Black and his wife Lisa Hartman Black are coming to Grand Junction in December.
Killin' Time, was released, kick-starting one of the most successful country music careers of his generation. A Texas native, Black wrote or co-wrote all 10 songs on the project, which sold more than 3 million copies. The record spawned five No. 1 singles, including Black's debut single, "A Better Man," and the disc's title track. The third single released from the album, "Nobody's Home," stayed at the top of the charts for three weeks, while the fourth single, "Walkin' Away," held reign in the top spot for two weeks. Black commemorated the 30th anniversary of the album with a tour, Still...
On May 2, 1988, Clint Black signed a record deal with RCA Records, the label that's been home to Elvis Presley, Kenny Rogers and the Judds, among others. At the time, ZZ Top's manager, Bill Ham, was also steering Black's career — a lucky break that was just one example of how the Katy, Texas-raised musician's love of collaboration and hard work paved the way for his success. Growing up, Black and his older brothers would entertain neighbors at backyard barbecues dubbed "Country Sunday on Saturday" events. The younger Black showed musical aptitude early. "When he was about 14, I guess that...
Thirty-two years ago today (April 22, 1989), Clint Black achieved a huge career milestone. It was on that date that the singer made his debut on the Grand Ole Opry, just as his first single, "A Better Man," from his freshman album, The New Jersey native clearly left a favorable impression at the famed venue. Only two years later, Black was invited to become a member of the Opry, less than a year after his sophomore album, Put Yourself in My Shoes, was released. The singer, who still enjoys performing at the Opry, admits that he always gets nostalgic before he takes the famous stage: “Walk...