Vince Gill's guitarist recalls the country icon's reaction when he told him he had to quit to go play with Joe Walsh.

Scotty McCreery broke the mold for his forthcoming EP, opting to do a record full of collaborations with his friends and heroes.

For nearly a decade-and-a-half, he's simmered on a way to celebrate the country, soul, and Southern rock stew once brewed by his late friend on songs like "Take the Highway ... long conversations - ...

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However, Vince Gill hadn’t heard the song when he was called upon to sing it in 2001. “When they called and asked me to be part of that show, I said, ‘Great,’” Gill recalled.

Vince Gill talked about playing with the Eagles, his own career spanning 50 years and what to expect at his upcoming North Charleston concert, including new music.

Vince Gill’s favorite song he’s ever written is one you might not readily recognize, given that it peaked at a relatively modest No. 44 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.

Vince Gill’s next song to earn a Mount Rushmore placement is one he described as “obscure,” and he’s not wrong. Gill released “Young Man’s Town” on his 2003 album, Next Big Thing.

Per Gill’s request, the band does not perform any of his songs. “I don’t want them to sit in those seats saying, ‘I didn’t come here to hear Vince Gill songs.

For Vince Gill’s 1985 album The Things That Matter, he and Cash co-wrote the sultry duet “If It Weren’t For Him.” The song went to No. 10 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and ...

In Part 2, Vince Gill dives deeper into the emotional core of his artistry, performing intimate renditions of fan favorites. With tales of songwriting with Guy Clark and reflections on music’s ...

4. “Feels Like Love” Vince Gill’s time in the spotlight didn’t end in the 90s, and this radio hit from 2000 is just one of many gorgeous songs he produced in the new millennium.