Country Music Memories: Vince Gill Earns First No. 1 Hit
Gill earned his first No. 1 hit, "I Still Believe in You," on Sept. 5, 1992.
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Interview: Vince Gill Sticks Up for the Underdog on New Album
Vince Gill may just be the most tenderhearted patriarch in country music.
Vince Gill Dissects His Fearless New 'Okie' Album
Before you consider what Vince Gill's new Okie album presents consider what it's missing.
Vince Gill Wrote 'Forever Changed' to Give Other Victims a Voice
“If somebody every thought I was trying to kind of glom on to a hot topic, it would break my heart."
Vince Gill's Powerful 'Forever Changed' Is About Sexual Abuse
He lambasts those who perpetrate sexual abuse in the stunning new song.
Vince Gill Helps 94-Year-Old Superfan Fulfill Her Bucket List
She couldn't believe it when he stopped the show to speak to her!
5 Humbling Moments From Luke Combs' Opry Induction
He was feeling very grateful on this night.
Vince Gill, Joins Sheryl Crow, Luke Combs For 'All For The Hall'
The musicians will be coming together for a once-in-a-lifetime concert event in Los Angeles.
Vince Gill's 'I Don't Wanna Ride the Rails No More' Is Yearning
"This is a song of reflection, yearning and hopefulness.”
Vince Gill Covers Dolly Parton for 'Country Music' PBS Special
Gill's solo interpretation of the song relies on the raw emotion of Parton's original -- a resignation letter more so than a statement of appreciation.