Vince Gill Biography

Oklahoma-native Vince Gill won the Academy of Country Music's Top New Male Vocalist Award in 1957 for his debut independent album, Turn Me Loose. When I Call Your Name, which Gill released in 1989, was certified two times platinum for 2 million copies sold. The title tune also brought Gill a Grammy Award in 1990 for best bluegrass melody. Since then, Gill has received several more honors as well as more than twelve Grammys. In 1976, Gill began his career by joining the California-based band Pure Prairie League. The group's 1980 album Firin' Up featured six Gill songs, including the top-charting national smash Let Me Love You Tonight. Prior to relocating to Nashville, Tennessee, where he signed a performance deal with RCA Records in 1983, Gill joined Rodney Crowell's band the Cherry Bombs right away. Turns Me Loose, his debut album with RCA, is a successful release that wins Gill the Academy of Country Music's Top New Male Vocalist Award. However, despite a notable start, Gill's subsequent memoirs made only a little progress. His most notable employment at the time was as a meeting guitarist performing with Emmylou Harris and Reba McEntire. Bonnie Raitt and Roseanne Cash.

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