1999 in country music
- 6.1 Grammys
- 6.2 Academy of Country Music
- 6.3 Country Music Association
Events
- Country legend George Jones launched a successful comeback in 1999. Following the release of his album Cold Hard Truth took place on March 6, to a serious incident. The 67- year-old singer was seriously injured when he crashed his car under the influence of alcohol against a bridge.
- Eddy Arnold, one of the most successful country artist of all time, declared in May its final withdrawal from show business
- Johnny Rodriguez is acquitted by a Texas jury. He had accidentally shot at his home a friend whom he thought was a burglar.
Top Hits of the Year
No. 1 Hits
- December 25 " Breathe" - Faith Hill
More Hits
- " Anyone Else " - Collin Raye
- " Choices" - George Jones
- " Come On Over " - Shania Twain
- "Crazy Little Thing Called Love " - Dwight Yoakam
- " Drive Me Wild" - Sawyer Brown
- "Everytime I Cry" - Terri Clark
- "For You I Will " - Aaron Tippin
- " Fly ( The Angel Song) " - The Wilkinsons
- "God Must Have Spent A Little More Time On You" - Alabama
- "Gone Crazy" - Alan Jackson
- " Hands of a Working Man " - Ty Herndon
- " Hillbilly Shoes" - Montgomery Gentry
- "Hold On to Me" - John Michael Montgomery
- "Home To You" - John Michael Montgomery
- " I'll Go Crazy" - Andy Griggs
- "I'll Think of a Reason Later" - Lee Ann Womack
- " I'm Already Taken" - Steve Wariner
- " I'm Leaving " - Aaron Tippin
- " Keepin 'Up " - Alabama
- " Lesson in Leavin ' " - Jo Dee Messina
- " Lightnin ' Does the Work" - Chad Brock
- "Little Goodbyes " - SHeDAISY
- " Little Man " - Alan Jackson
- "Lonely and Gone " - Montgomery Gentry
- " Love Is not Like That " - Faith Hill
- " Make Up in Love" - Doug Stone
- " Man I Feel Like a Woman " - Shania Twain
- " Maybe Not Tonight" - Sammy Kershaw and Lorrie Morgan
- " Meanwhile " - George Strait
- " Now You See Me ( Now You Do not) " - Lee Ann Womack
- " One Honest Heart" - Reba McEntire
- " Ordinary Life " - Chad Brock
- " Pop a Top" - Alan Jackson
- "Powerful Thing" - Trisha Yearwood
- "Ready to Run" - Dixie Chicks
- "The Secret of Life" - Faith Hill
- " She's Always Right " - Clay Walker
- " Somebody's Out There Watching" - The Kinleys
- "She 's in Love " - Mark Wills
- " Stranger in My Mirror" - Randy Travis
- " That Do not Impress Me Much " - Shania Twain
- " There You Have It " - Blackhawk
- "This Heartache Never Sleeps " - Mark Chesnutt
- "Tonight the Heartache 's On Me" - Dixie Chicks
- "Two Teardrops " - Steve Wariner
- " Unbelievable" - Diamond Rio
- " What Do You Say to That " - George Strait
- " Whatever You Say " - Martina McBride
- " Who Needs Pictures" - Brad Paisley
- " With You" - Lila McCann
- "Wrong Night" - Reba McEntire
- " You Will not Ever Be Lonely " - Andy Griggs
- " You're Beginning to Get to Me" - Clay Walker
- "You've Got a Way" - Shania Twain
Albums ( selection)
- Breathe - Faith Hill ( Warner Bros. )
- D' Lectrified - Clint Black (RCA)
- Everywhere We Go - Kenny Chesney (BNA )
- Fly - Dixie Chicks ( Monument )
- I Do not Want to Miss a Thing - Mark Chesnutt ( MCA)
- I've Got a Right to Cry - Mandy Barnett ( Sire )
- Keepers: Greatest Hits - Tracy Byrd ( MCA)
- Last Chance for a Thousand Years: Greatest Hits from the 1990s - Dwight Yoakam (Reprise)
- LeAnn Rimes - LeAnn Rimes ( Curb )
- Lonely Grill - Lonestar (BNA )
- Maybe Not Tonight - Sammy Kershaw and Lorrie Morgan
- Party Doll - Mary Chapin Carpenter (Columbia )
- A Place in the Sun - Tim McGraw ( Curb )
- Risin ' Outlaw - Hank Williams III ( Curb )
- Two Teardrops - Steve Wariner ( Capitol )
- Under the Influence - Alan Jackson ( Arista )
- '99 - Slim Dusty
Died
New members of the Country Music Hall of Fame
- Johnny Bond (1915-1978)
- Dolly Parton ( b. 1946 )
- Conway Twitty (1933-1993)
Major Awards
Grammys
- Best Female Country Vocal Performance - Shania Twain - Man! I Feel Like A Woman!
- Best Male Country Vocal Performance - George Jones - Choices
- Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group - Dixie Chicks - Ready To Run
- Best Country Collaboration With Vocals - Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris & Linda Ronstadt - After The Gold Rush
- Best Country Song - Robert John " Mutt" Lange & Shania Twain - Come On Over
- Best Country Album - Dixie Chicks - Fly
- Best Bluegrass Album - Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder - Ancient Tones
Academy of Country Music
- Entertainer Of The Year - Shania Twain
- Single Of The Year - " Amazed " - Lonestar
- Album Of The Year - Fly - Dixie Chicks
- Top Male Vocalist - Tim McGraw
- Top Female Vocalist - Faith Hill
- Top Vocal Duo - Dixie Chicks
- Top Vocal Group - Dixie Chicks
- Top New Male Vocalist - Brad Paisley
- Top New Female Vocalist - Jessica Andrews
- Top New Vocal Duo Or Group - Montgomery Gentry
- Video Of The Year - " Breathe" - Faith Hill
- Vocal Event Of The Year - "When I Said I Do" - Clint Black with Lisa Hartman Black
Country Music Association
- Entertainer of the Year - Shania Twain
- Male Vocalist of the Year - Tim McGraw
- Female Vocalist of the Year - Martina McBride
- Vocal Group of the Year - Dixie Chicks
- Horizon Award - Jo Dee Messina
- Musician of the Year - Randy Scruggs
- Vocal Event of the Year - "My Kind of Woman / My Kind of Man" - Vince Gill and Patty Loveless
- Single of the Year - " Wide Open Spaces ," Dixie Chicks
- Song of the Year - " This Kiss " Robin Lerner, Annie and Beth Nielsen Chapman Roboff
- Album of the Year - A Place in the Sun, Tim McGraw
- Music Video of the Year - " Wide Open Spaces ," Dixie Chicks ( Director: Thom Oliphant )
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