On This Day in 1991, Garth Brooks Was in the Middle of a Six-Month Run at No. 1 With His Second Chart-Topping Album of the Year
Born on This Day in 1948, the Record-Breaking Rodeo Cowboy Musician Garth Brooks Offered To Donate His Liver To
On This Day in 1990, Garth Brooks Entered the ‘Billboard’ 200 With One of the Biggest Country Albums of All Time
On This Day in 1993, Garth Brooks Released His Second Consecutive No. 1 Album, Which He Made While “Living on the Road”
On This Day in 2007, Garth Brooks Released a Single That Would Make Chart History and Become His First No. 1 in Nearly a Decade
On This Day in 1989, Garth Brooks Released His First No. 1—a “Signature Song” Originally Rejected by Nashville
