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Chanteur Country US né Troyal Garth Brooks, le 7
Février 1962 à Tulsa (Oklahoma).
Garth Brooks connait un succès commercial phénoménal depuis les années 1990 avec
plus de 70 chansons à succès lui permettant de vendre 128 millions d'albums
uniquement aux États-Unis.
Gêné par les conflits entre carrière et vie de famille, Garth Brooks annonce sa
retraite en 2001 mais après plusieurs années de demandes insistantes, il accepte
de reprendre sa carrière et remonte sur scène en 2009. Pendant cette absence, il
continue de vendre des millions d'albums, se produit quelques fois et a même
enregistré plusieurs nouveaux singles.
Le 15 novembre 2009, il annonce officiellement qu'il cessait sa retraite et
signe un contrat avec une salle de spectacle à Las Vegas le Encore Hotel and
Casino pour 5 ans. Plusieurs dates sont programmées chaque année. Il s'est aussi
produit lors du spectacle donné en l'honneur de Barack Obama, le 18 janvier
2009. En décembre 2010, il fait aussi plusieurs concerts à Nashville pour les
victimes des inondations dans le Tennessee du 2 mai 2010. Plus de 140000 billets
sont vendus et 5 millions de dollars récoltés.
Cet artiste est l'un des meilleurs vendeurs de disques de tous les temps aux
États-Unis, en compagnie d'Elvis
Presley et de Michael Jackson. En 2010, ses ventes atteignent les 200
millions de dollars.
Il a par ailleurs sorti en 1999 un album sur le nom de son alter-égo "Chris
Gaines" un greatest hits fictif d'un chanteur tout aussi fictif. (Garth Brooks
in... the life of Chris Gaines) Sur ce disque il s'exprima sur un autre style
musical que le son country qu'on lui reconnait.
Depuis le 10 décembre 2005, il est marié à la chanteuse country
Trisha Yearwood
Garth Brooks
is a pivotal figure in the history of country music, no matter how much some
country purists would like to deny it. With his commercially savvy fusion of
post-Merle Haggard country, honky tonk,
post-folk-rock sensitive singer/songwriter sensibilities, and '70s arena rock
dramatics, Brooks brought country music to a new audience in the '90s — namely,
a mass audience. Before Brooks, it was inconceivable for a country artist to go
multi-platinum. He shattered that barrier in 1991, when his second album, No
Fences, began its chart domination, and its follow-up, Ropin' the Wind,
became the first country album to debut at the top of the pop charts; No
Fences would eventually sell a record-shattering 13 million copies. After
Garth, country music had successfully carved a permanent place for itself on the
pop charts. In the process, it lost a lot of the traditionalism that had always
been its hallmark, but that is precisely why Brooks is important.
Garth Brooks is the son of Troyal and Colleen Carroll Brooks. Colleen was a
country singer herself, recording a handful of records for Capitol in the mid-'50s
that never experienced any chart success. As a child, Garth was interested in
music and frequently sang at family gatherings, but he concentrated on athletics.
He received a partial athletic scholarship at Oklahoma State University as a
javelin tosser, but he wound up dropping the sport during his collegiate career.
While he was at college, Brooks began singing in local Oklahoma clubs, often
with lead guitarist Ty England.
After he graduated with an advertising degree in December of 1984, Garth Brooks
decided to try to forge out a career as a country singer. In 1985 he traveled to
Nashville with hopes of being discovered by a record label. Just 23 hours after
arriving in Nashville, he returned to Oklahoma, frustrated with the industry,
his prospects, and his naïve dreams. Brooks continued to perform in Oklahoma
clubs, and in 1986, he married his college girlfriend, Sandy Mahl.
The couple moved to Nashville in 1987, this time with a better idea of how the
music industry operated. Brooks began making connections with various
songwriters and producers, and he sang on a lot of songwriter's demo tapes.
Although he had made several connections within the industry and had a powerful
management team, every label in town was refusing to sign him. In 1988, six
weeks after Capitol Records passed on his demo, one of the label's executives
saw Brooks sing at a local club. Impressed with the performance, the executive
convinced the label to sign Garth.
Brooks recorded his first album with producer Allen Reynolds at the end of 1988;
the self-titled debut appeared early in 1989. The album was an instant success,
with its first single, "Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)," climbing into
the country Top Ten. Garth's debut was a success, crossing over into the pop
album charts, but it was overshadowed by the blockbuster appeal of
Clint Black, as well other similar new
male vocalists like Travis Tritt and
Alan Jackson. Within a year, Brooks
would tower above them all with his surprise, widespread success.
Garth Brooks had three other hit singles — the number one "If Tomorrow
Never Comes," the number two "Not Counting You," and the number one "The Dance"
— but it was his second album, No Fences, that established him as a
superstar. No Fences was released in the fall of 1990, preceded by the
massive hit single "Friends in Low Places." No Fences spent 23 weeks at
the top of the country charts and sold 700,000 copies within the first ten days
of its release. Throughout 1990 and 1991, Brooks had a string of number one
country hits from the album, including "Unanswered Prayers," "Two of a Kind,
Workin' on a Full House," and "The Thunder Rolls." By 1993, No Fences
would sell over ten million copies.
Not only did his record sales break all the accepted country conventions, but so
did Garth Brooks' concerts. By the end of 1990, he was selling out stadiums
within minutes and was putting on stadium-sized shows, patterned after '70s rock
extravaganzas. Brooks used a cordless, headset microphone so he could run around
his large stage. He had an elaborate light show, explosions, and even a harness
so he could swing out above the crowd and sing to them. It was the first time
any country artist had incorporated such rock & roll techniques into stage
shows.
Ropin' the Wind, Brooks' third album, was released in September of 1991
and became the first country record to debut at the top of the pop charts.
Ropin' the Wind matched the success of No Fences, selling over ten
million copies within its first two years of release and spawning the number one
hit singles "Shameless," "What She's Doing Now," and "The River."
By the end of 1991, Brooks had become a genuine popular music phenomenon — even
his 1992 Christmas album, Beyond the Season, went multi-platinum — and
there were no signs of his momentum slowing down. Naturally, a backlash began to
develop in the fall of 1992, beginning with the release of "We Shall Be Free,"
the first single from his fourth album. Featuring a strong gospel underpinning,
the single stalled at number 12 and many radio stations refused to play it. It
was indicative of the eclectic nature of his forthcoming album, The Chase,
which pushed the boundaries of contemporary country. The Chase debuted at
number one upon its October 1992 release and by the end of the year, it sold
over five million copies. Nevertheless, that number was half the size of the
figures for his two previous albums and there was speculation in the media that
Brooks' career had already peaked.
Sensing that he was in danger of losing his core audience, Brooks returned to
straight country with 1993's In Pieces. The album was critically
acclaimed and sold several million copies, though it was clear that Brooks would
not reach the stratospheric commercial heights of No Fences and Ropin'
the Wind again. Even so, he remained one of the most successful artists in
popular music, one of the few guaranteed to sell millions of records with each
new album, as well as sell out concerts around the world.
The Hits, which was only available for a year, was released in the fall
of 1994 and would eventually sell over eight million albums. Brooks released
Fresh Horses, his first album of new material in two years, in November of
1995; within six months of its release, it had sold over three million copies.
Despite its promising start, Fresh Horses plateaued quickly, topping out
at quadruple platinum — a healthy number for any artist, but a little
disappointing considering Brooks' superstar status. Brooks decided to push his
seventh album, appropriately titled Sevens, very hard to confirm his
superstar status. Originally, it was scheduled to be released in August of 1997,
when he would promote it with a huge concert in Central Park. Plans went awry
when Capitol Records experienced a huge management shakeup, leaving many of his
contacts at the label out in the cold. Upset at the new management, Brooks held
back the release of Sevens until he received commitment for a major
marketing push for the album. He went ahead and performed the Central Park
concert, which received major coverage in the media. On the strength of the
concert, Capitol acquiesced to Brooks' demands, and Sevens was released
in November of 1997. Sevens catapulted to number one upon its release and
quickly went multi-platinum over the holiday season.
The following spring, Brooks pulled his first six albums out of print and issued
The Limited Series, a box set that contained all six records plus bonus
tracks. Once all two million copies of The Limited Series were sold, the
individual albums would remain out of print until their tenth anniversary, when
they would be released only on DVD audio. The Double Live set followed in
late 1998, and its sales were brisk but not quite as heavy as projected. In the
spring of 1998, Brooks unsuccessfully tried out for the San Diego Padres pro
baseball team, a major indication of his growing desire to expand his success
beyond country music.
Once it became clear that professional baseball wasn't in his future, he became
fascinated with film, specifically starring in The Lamb, a supposed
thriller about a conflicted, tortured rock star called Chris Gaines. He was
determined to win the role, and he did after extensive lobbying. Sometime in the
spring of 1999, the film was given the green light with Babyface as a producer
and Brooks as the star. During pre-production, Brooks decided the best way to
prep for the role was to become Chris Gaines. He invented a brooding, leather-clad
image and filled in holes in Gaines' back story by inventing biographies and a
musical history. The most important piece in the puzzle was a collection of
Gaines' "greatest hits," since it would prime audiences for the big-budget
spectacular of The Lamb, scheduled for late 2000. So, Brooks jumped the
gun, recording a set of 13 songs — as Chris Gaines — that would fill in the
fictional singer's history.
As the Chris Gaines album was about to hit stores, Brooks' new persona was
revealed to the public. Since the machinations of The Lamb were only
known to music insiders and fans who religiously followed the trades, Brooks'
sudden re-emergence as a slimmed-down, soul-patched, shaggy-haired soulful pop
crooner was utterly bizarre to almost every observer. There was a massive PR
campaign to shed light on Chris Gaines, complete with a TV special, but the
details were so convoluted that it couldn't be explained easily. In the Life
of Chris Gaines was released at the end of September 1999, and although it
entered the charts at number two, it was a major commercial disappointment; by
the time Christmas rolled around, some major stores were offering heavy
discounts on the record in hopes of clearing out unsold stock. Fan bewilderment
over the Gaines project also likely hurt sales of Brooks' second holiday record,
Garth Brooks & the Magic of Christmas, a traditional pop-styled outing
that appeared just two months later.
Brooks kept a low profile through most of 2000, as the disastrous marketplace
showing of the Chris Gaines album effectively scuttled plans for The Lamb. His
personal life was also in turmoil, as he and his wife announced that they were
divorcing in October of 2000. By the time the divorce was finalized the
following year, Brooks was on his way to retirement, choosing to retreat from
music and concentrate on fatherhood. He announced that his next album, Scarecrow,
would be his last and it was released to appropriate fanfare that November,
debuting at number one on the Billboard pop and country charts, but failing to
generate a hit single bigger than “Wrapped Up In You,” which peaked at five.
After the release of Scarecrow, Brooks eased into retirement, spending the next
few years quietly and not resurfacing in the public eye until he had a busy
2006. Toward the end of that year, he married country singer Trisha Yearwood on
December 10, but prior to that, he struck a deal with Wal-Mart to become the
exclusive retailer for his back catalog. The first release under this deal was a
new box set called The Limited Series that collected all the albums he
released after his first box set called The Limited Series. This
second Limited Series was released in time for the holiday season of 2005 and
also included a new disc of outtakes called The Lost Sessions which was later
released as an individual disc in 2006. The Lost Sessions featured a duo with
Yearwood called “Love Will Always Win,” which climbed to 23 on the country
charts in '06, a modest placing that was nevertheless his biggest hit since
“Wrapped Up In You.”
During the next eight years, Brooks continued to perform sporadically, including
a run of weekends on the Las Vegas Strip, but did not record any new material,
announcing that he would only return once his youngest daughter had gone to
college. In 2013, he began to ease into his comeback, first releasing a box set
of covers called Blame It All on My Roots for that year's holiday season. As he
was promoting the set, Brooks revealed that he would be going on a world tour
the following year. Prior to the tour's summer launch, Brooks announced that he
had signed to Sony Music Nashville and would be releasing his ninth studio album
in November, with another to follow in 2015. Man Against Machine was preceded by
the single "People Loving People," which peaked at 25 on Billboard's country
charts, and also coincided with the first-ever digital release of Brooks' back
catalog. Man Against Machine debuted at number one on Billboard's country albums
chart -- it went in at four on the Top 200 -- and had no Top Ten singles.
In 2016, Brooks released three albums for the holidays: the seasonal
album Christmas Together with Trisha
Yearwood; the box set The Ultimate Collection; and a new album, Gunslinger.
A year later, Brooks released The Anthology: Pt. 1, The First Five Years, the
first installment in a multi-volume memoir that was accompanied by music,
including a few rarities from his early years. The Anthology: Pt. 1 hit number
one Top Country Albums chart and peaked at four on the Billboard 200. The studio
singles "All Day Long" and "Stronger Than Me" were released in 2018. A new live
album, Triple Live (which featured three discs of music culled from his
2014-2017 world tour), was also scheduled for release that year, but was
postponed.
In the spring of 2019, Brooks began his massive Stadium Tour, during which he
would play shows at 30 North American stadiums over three years. He also teamed
up with Blake Shelton for the duet "Dive Bar," which was promoted with a much
smaller-scale tour of seven U.S. dive bars starting in Chicago that July. For
the 2019 holiday season, Brooks released Legacy Collection, a box set featuring No
Fences, The Chase, In Pieces, Fresh Horses, and Triple Live, available as vinyl/CD
combinations in a variety of fashions.
Brooks returned with Fun, his fourteenth studio album, in November 2020.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garth_Brooks
Talents : Vocals, Songwriter, Guitar, Actor
Style musical : Contemporary Country, Country-Pop
Years in activity :
| 1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Singles
| 03/1989 | CD CAPITOL B-44342 (US) | . | Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Young) / Alabama Clay |
| 06/1989 | CD CAPITOL P-B-44408 (DJ promo) (US) | . | Nobody Gets Off |
| 08/1989 | CD CAPITOL B-44430 (US) | . | If Tomorrow Never Comes / Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Young) |
| 12/1989 | CD CAPITOL B-44492 (US) | . | Not Counting You / Cowboy Bill |
| 04/1990 | CD CAPITOL NR-44629 (US) | . | The Dance / Friends In Low Places |
| 07/1990 | CD CAPITOL NR-44647 (US) | . | Friends In Low Places (edited version) / Nobody Gets Off In This Town |
| 10/1990 | CD CAPITOL NR-44650 (US) | . | Unaswered Prayers / Alabama Clay |
| 01/1991 | CD CAPITOL NR-44701 (US) | . | Two Of A Kind Workin' On A Full House / The Dance |
| 04/1991 | CD CAPITOL NR-44727 (US) | . | Thunder Rolls (edited version) / Victim Of The Game |
| 07/1991 | CD CAPITOL NR-44771 (US) | . | Rodeo / New Way To Fly |
| 08/1991 | CD MCA MCAS7-54172 (US) | . | Like We Never Had A Broken Heart (with Trisha YEARWOOD) / + Trisha YEARWOOD |
| 09/1991 | CD CAPITOL NR-44800 (US) | . | Shameless / Against The Grain |
| 12/1991 | CD CAPITOL S7-57733 (US) | . | What She's Doin' Now / Friends In Low Places |
| 01/1992 | CD CAPITOL S7-57734 (US) | . | Papa Loved Mama / New Way To Fly |
| 02/1992 | CD CAPITOL S7-57744 (US) | . | Thunder Rolls / Shameless |
| 04/1992 | CD CAPITOL S7-57765 (US) | . | The River / We Bury The Hatchet |
| 06/1992 | CD CAPITOL S7-57784 (US) | . | What She's Doing Now / Friends In Low Places |
| 08/1992 | CD CAPITOL S7-57794 (US) | . | We Shall Be Free / The River |
| 10/1992 | CD CAPITOL S7-57824 (US) | . | Somewhere Other Than The Night / Mr Right |
| 1992 | CD CAPITOL S7-57883 (US) | . | Friends In Low Places (live) / Thunder Rolls (live) |
| 11/1992 | CD CAPITOL S7-57892 (US) | . | God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman / White Christmas |
| 11/1992 | CD CAPITOL S7-57893 (US) | . | Old Man's Back In Town / Santa Looked A Lot Like Daddy |
| 11/1992 | CD CAPITOL S7-57894 (US) | . | Go Tell It On The Mountain / Friendly Beast |
| 01/1993 | CD CAPITOL S7-56973 (US) | . | Learning To Live Again / Walking After Midnight |
| 04/1993 | CD CAPITOL S7-17324 (US) | . | That Summer / Dixie Chicken |
| 1993 | CD CAPITOL S7-17440 (US) | . | Every Now And Then / Face To Face |
| 1993 | CD CAPITOL S7-17441 (US) | . | The Dance / If Tomorrow Never Comes |
| 07/1993 | CD CAPITOL S7-17496 (US) | . | Ain't Goin' Down (Till The Sun Comes Up) / Kickin' And Screamin' |
| 08/1993 | CD CAPITOL S7-17639 (US) | . | American Honky Tonk Bar Association / Everytime That It Rains |
| 10/1993 | CD CAPITOL S7-17649 (US) | . | Silent Night / White Christmas |
| 11/1993 | CD CAPITOL S7-17802 (US) | . | Standing Outside The Fire / Cold Shoulder |
| 05/1994 | CD CAPITOL S7-17972 (US) | . | One Night A Day / Mr Blue |
| 07/1994 | CD CAPITOL S7-18136 (US) | . | Callin' Baton Rouge / Same Old Story |
| 1994 | CD CAPITOL S7-18399 (US) | . | Much Too Young / Rodeo |
| 1994 | CD CAPITOL S7-18400 (US) | . | Two Of A Kind Workin' On A Full House / Unanswered Prayers |
| 11/1994 | CD CAPITOL S7-18554 (US) | . | Red Strokes / Burning Bridges |
| 08/1995 | CD CAPITOL S7-18842 (US) | . | She's Every Woman / The Cowboy Song |
| 11/1995 | CD CAPITOL S7-18948 (US) | . | Fever / Night Will Only Know |
| 11/1995 | CD CAPITOL S7-19022 (US) | . | Beaches Of Cheyenne / Ireland |
| 08/1997 | CD MCA S7-72021 (US) | . | In Another's Eyes (with Trisha YEARWOOD) / + Trisha YEARWOOD |
| 11/1997 | CD CAPITOL S7-19581 (US) | . | Longneck Bottle / Rollin' |
| 11/1997 | CD CAPITOL S7-57892 (US) | . | God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman / White Christmas |
| 11/1997 | CD CAPITOL S7-57893 (US) | . | Santa Looked A Lot Like Daddy / Old Man's Back In Town |
| 11/1997 | CD CAPITOL S7-57894 (US) | . | Go Tell It On The Mountain / Friendly Beast |
| 03/1998 | CD CAPITOL S7-? (US) | Two Pina Coladas / To Make You Feel My Love | |
| 1998 | CD CAPITOL S7-57994 (US) | . | We Shall Be Free / Night Rider's Lament |
| 04/1998 | CD CAPITOL S7-58716 (US) | . | Burnin' The Roadhouse Down (with Steve WARINER) / + Steve WARINER |
| 1998 | CD CAPITOL 7087-6-12355-2-4 (US) (promo) |
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Burnin' The Roadhouse Down (with Garth BROOKS) |
| 08/1998 | CD MCA MCAS7-72070 (US) | . | Where Your Road Leads (with Trisha YEARWOOD) + Trisha YEARWOOD |
| 08/1999 | CD CAPITOL S7-58788 (US) |
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Lost In You / It Don't Matter To Sun |
| 01/2000 | CD CAPITOL S7-58845 (US) | . | Do What You Gotta Do / Friend To Me |
| 05/2000 | CD CAPITOL S7-58878 (US) | . | Katie Wants A Fast One (with Steve WARINER) / I Just Do (with Steve WARINER) |
| 11/2000 | CD CAPITOL S7-58899 (US) | . | It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year / Sleigh Ride |
| 10/2001 | CD CAPITOL 77678 (US) | . | 'Zat You Santa Claus / Mary Had A Little Lamb |
| 10/2001 | CD CAPITOL 77699 (US) |
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Call Me Claus / Zat You Santa Claus |
| 2007 | CD PEARL 0102 (US) | . | Workin' For A Livin' / Workin' For A Livin' / Workin' For A Livin' |
| 2008 | CD PEARL / BIG MACHINE 0103 (US) | . | Midnight Sun / Midnight Sun / Midnight Sun |
Albums
| 04/1989 | CD LIBERTY 90897 (US) |
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GARTH BROOKS - Not Counting You / I've Got A Good Thing Going / If Tomorrow Never Comes / Everytime That It Rains / Alabama Clay / Much Too Young / Cowboy Bill / Nobody Gets Off In This Town / I Know One / The Dance. | ||||||||
| 08/1990 | CD LIBERTY 93866 (US) |
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NO FENCES - The Thunder Rolls / New Way To Fly / Two Of A Kind, Workin' On A Full House / Victim Of The Game / Friends In Low Places / Wild Horses / Unanswered Prayers / Same Old Story / Mr. Blue / Wolves. | ||||||||
| 09/1991 | CD LIBERTY 96330 (US) |
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ROPIN' THE WIND - Against The Grain / Rodeo / What She's Doing Now / Burning Bridges / Papa Loved Mama / Shameless / Cold Shoulder / We Bury The Hatchet / In Lonesome Dove / The River | ||||||||
| 08/1992 | CD LIBERTY 98742 (US) |
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BEYOND THE SEASON - Go Tell It On The Mountain / God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen / The Old Man's Back In Town / The Gift / Unto This Night / White Christmas / The Friendly Beasts / Santa Looked A Lot Like Daddy / Silent Night / Mary's Dream / What Child Is This ? | ||||||||
| 09/1992 | CD LIBERTY 98743 (US) |
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THE CHASE - We Shall Be Free / Somewhere Other Than The Night / Mr. Right / Every Now And Then / Walking After Midnight / Dixie Chicken / Learning To Live Again / That Summer / Something With A Ring To It / Night Rider's Lament / Face To Face. | ||||||||
| 08/1993 | CD LIBERTY 80857 (US) |
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| 12/1994 | CD LIBERTY 29689 (US) |
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THE HITS - Ain't Going Down / Friends In Low Places / Callin' Baton Rouge / The River / Much Too Young / The Thunder Rolls / American Honky-Tonk Bar Association / If Tomorrow Never Comes / Unanswered Prayers / Standing Outside The Fire / Rodeo / What She's Doing Now / We Shall Be Free / Papa Loved Mama / Shameless / Two Of A Kind, Workin' On A Full House / That Summer / The Dance. | ||||||||
| 11/1995 | CD CAPITOL 32080 (US) |
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FRESH HORSES - The Old Stuff / Cowboy And Angels / The Fever / That Ol' Wind / Rollin' / The Change / Beaches Of Cheyenne / To Make You Feel My Love / It's Midnight Cinderella / She's Every Woman / Ireland. | ||||||||
| 11/1997 | CD CAPITOL 56599 (US) |
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SEVENS - Longneck Bottle / How You Ever Gonna Know / She's Gonna Make It / I Don't Have To Wonder / Two Pinia Colodas / Cow Boy Cadillac / Fit For A King / Do What You Gotta Do / You Move Me / In Another's Eyes / When There's No One Around / A Friend To Me / Take The Keys To My Heart / Belleau Wood. | ||||||||
| 05/1998 | 6 CD CAPITOL 94572 (US) |
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THE LIMITED SERIES (6 Disc Box Set) :
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| 11/1998 | 2 CD CAPITOL 97424 (US) |
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DOUBLE LIVE :
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| 09/1999 | CD CAPITOL 20051 (US) |
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IN THE LIFE OF CHRIS GAINES - That's The Way I Remember It / Lost In You / Snow In July / Driftin' Away / Way Of The Girl / Unsigned Letter / It Don't Matter To The Sun / Right Now / Main Street / White Flag / Digging For Gold / Maybe. | ||||||||
| 11/1999 | CD CAPITOL 23550 (US) |
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THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS - SONGS FROM CALL ME CLAUS - Call Me Claus / It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year / Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas / Let It Snow / Winter Wonderland / Mary Had A Little Lamb / The Christmas Song / Baby Jesus Is Born / Sleigh Ride / Silver Bells / Home For The Holidays / 'Zat You, Santa Claus ? / The Wise Man's Journey / O Little Town Of Bethlehem. | ||||||||
| 03/2000 | CD CHROME TALK 13215 (US) |
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MAXIMUM GARTH BROOKS - THE UNAUTHORISED BIOGRAPHY OF GARTH BROOKS - Introduction / Fun House / Man In The Looking Glass / Human Jukebox / Music City / Sante Fe / Hardships / Break / Big Friendly Cowboy / Dance / Big Heart | ||||||||
| 11/2001 | CD CAPITOL 31330 (US) |
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SCARECROW - Why Ain't I Running / Beer Run / Wrapped Up In You / The Storm / Thicker Than Blood / Big Money / Squeeze Me In / Mr. Midnight / Pushing Up Daisies / Rodeo Or Mexico / Don't Cross The River / When You Come Back To Me Again | ||||||||
| 2002 | CD CAPITOL 35624 (US) |
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THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS - SONGS FROM CALL ME CLAUS - Call Me Claus / It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year / Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas / Let It Snow Let It Snow Let It Snow / Winter Wonderland / Mary Had A Little Lamb / Christmas Song / Baby Jesus Is Born / Sleigh Ride / Silver Bells / Home, 'Zat You Santa Claus / Wise Men's Journey / O Little Town Of Bethlehem | ||||||||
| 2005 | CD PEARL 1084 (US) |
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THE LOST SESSIONS - Good Ride Cowboy / Allison Miranda / Love Will Always Win (with Trisha YEARWOOD) / Good Ride Cowboy / Allison Miranda / Love Will Always Win / She Don't Care About Me / That Girl Is A Cowboy / Fishin' In The Dark / For A Minute There / I'd Rather Have Nothing / Cowgirl's Saddle / Under The Table / American Dream / I'll Be tTe Wind / Meet Me In Love / You Can't Help Who You Love / Please Operator (Could You Trace This Call) / My Baby No Esta Aqui / Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream | ||||||||
| 02/2007 | CD PEARL 1102 (US) |
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GARTH BROOKS - Not Counting You / I've Got A Good Thing Going / If Tomorrow Never Comes / Uptown Down-Home Good Ol' Boy / Everytime That It Rains / Alabama Clay / Much Too Young / Cowboy Bill / Nobody Gets Off In This Town / I Know One / The Dance | ||||||||
| 08/2007 | CD PEARL 1213 (US) |
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THE ULTIMATE HITS - Much Too Young / If Tomorrow Never Comes / The Dance / Friends In Low Places / Unanswered Prayers / Two Of A Kind / The Thunder Rolls / Rodeo / Shameless / Papa Loved Mama / What's She Doing Now / The River / We Shall Be Free / Learning To Live Again / That Summer / Somewhere Other Than The Night / Standing Outside The Fire | ||||||||
| 08/2007 | 2 CD + 1 DVD PEARL 85420-6001-213-02 (US) |
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THE ULTIMATE HITS :
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| 11/2013 | 6 CD + 2 DVD PEARL 6001 (US) |
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Blame It All on My
Roots - Five Decades of Influences :
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| 11/2014 | CD Sony 88875011352 (US) |
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Man Against Machine - Man Against Machine / She's Tired Of Boys / Cold Like That / All-American Kid / Mom / Wrong About You / Rodeo And Juliet / Midnight Train / Cowboys Forever / People Loving People / Send 'em On Down The Road / Fish / You Wreck Me / Tacoma | ||||||||
| 11/2014 | CD RCA 504649 (US) [Limited Black Edition] |
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Man Against Machine - Man Against Machine / She's Tired Of Boys / Cold Like That / All-American Kid / Mom / Wrong About You / Rodeo And Juliet / Midnight Train / Cowboys Forever / People Loving People / Send 'em On Down The Road / Fish / You Wreck Me / Tacoma | ||||||||
| 11/2016 | CD Gwendolyn / PEARL 85420-6001-305-3 (US) |
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Christmas Together - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood - I'm Beginning To See The Light / Ugly Christmas Sweater / Santa Baby / Feliz Navidad / What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? / Marshmallow World / Merry Christmas Means I Love You / Hard Candy Christmas / Baby, It's Cold Outside / The Man With The Bag / What I'm Thankful For (The Thanksgiving Song) | ||||||||
| 11/2016 | 2 CD Gwendolyn / PEARL 85420-6001-305-1 (US) (limited edition) |
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Gunslinger / Christmas Together :
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| 11/2016 | CD PEARL 1541 (US) |
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Gunslinger - Honky-Tonk Somewhere / Weekend / Ask Me How I Know / Baby, Let’s Lay Down And Dance / He Really Loves You / Pure Adrenaline / Whiskey To Wine / Bang! Bang! / Cowboys And Friends / 8Teen | ||||||||
| 11/2017 | BOOK + 5 CD PEARL ? (US) |
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Anthology, Pt. I - The First Five Years :
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| 11/2018 | BOOK + 5 CD PEARL 854206001770 (US) |
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Anthology, Pt. III
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| 2020 | 3 CD PEARL 1916-C (US) |
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Triple Live Deluxe :
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| 11/2020 | CD PEARL 1879-2 (US) |
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FUN - The Road I’m On / That’s What Cowboys Do / All Day Long / Shallow (featuring Trisha Yearwood) / Dive Bar (featuring Blake Shelton) / Amen / The Courage Of Love / I Can Be Me With You / Message In A Bottle / Stronger Than Me / (A Hard Way To Make An) Easy Livin’ / Where The Cross Don’t Burn (featuring Charley Pride) / Party Gras (The Mardi Gras Song) / Sometimes You’ve Got To Die To (Live Again) |
© Rocky Productions 21/11/2020
