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We're looking back on Vince Gill's life and career, and some of the more unforgettable moments from his five decades in music.

Chris Young is celebrating his ninth No. 1 single this week with the success of "Sober Saturday Night."

Vince Gill treated a group of radio programmers and journalists to the public debut of a very special new song he wrote for his wife, contemporary Christian singer Amy Grant.

On Feb. 24, 1992, Gill won two Grammy Awards for his song "I Still Believe in You," which was the title track of his sixth album.

On Jan. 18, 2013, Strait kicked off his farewell trek in Lubbock, Texas.

While rock legends such as Jimi Hendrix and Slash typically dominate the "best guitarist ever" conversations, country music is no slouch when it comes to producing legendary shredders.

Vince Gill showed a very different side to his musical talents on Tuesday night (Dec. 27), when he teamed up with some rock and rollers to pay tribute to the Eagles at the Kennedy Center Honors with "Life in the Fast Lane."

CMA winners' acceptance speeches are often the highlights in a show that's full of them.

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On Aug. 10, 1991, Gill became an official member of the Grand Ole Opry.

Chris Young made the television debut of his new single "Sober Saturday Night" on Friday (June 10) on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, where his backing band included the Roots and Vince Gill.

For every Chris Stapleton there are a dozen rising stars who see their image beneath his hat and beard.