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Shenandoah
Formed in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, in 1984, coutnry band Shenandoah enjoyed
widespread success by the end of the decade, with four No. 1 singles, followed
by a fifth in 1994. Assembled by studio musicians, it originally featured Jim
Seales (guitar), Mike McGuire (drums), Ralph Ezell (bass) and Stan Thorn
(keyboards), before the arrival of singer Marty Raybon. Signed by Columbia, the
band released a debut album of the same name in 1987, before colonizing the
country charts with the follow-up The Road Not Taken (1989), featuring the #1
hits "The Church on Cumberland Road", "Sunday i...
Two Dozen RosesShenandoah
Sunday in the SouthShenandoah, Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan
The Moon over GeorgiaShenandoah
Two Dozen RosesShenandoah and Luke Combs
Next to You, Next to MeShenandoah
Church On Cumberland RoadShenandoah
Two Dozen RosesShenandoah
The Road Not Taken
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Sunday in the SouthShenandoah, Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan
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The Moon over GeorgiaShenandoah
Extra Mile
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Two Dozen RosesShenandoah and Luke Combs
Two Dozen Roses
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Next to You, Next to MeShenandoah
Extra Mile
Church On Cumberland RoadShenandoah
The Road Not Taken
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