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Country-Musik 2004

Übersicht über die Ereignisse in der Country-Musik im Jahre 2004 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Die Liste bietet eine Übersicht über das Jahr 2004 im Genre Country-Musik.

Top Hits des Jahres

Year-End-Charts

Dies ist die Top 10 der Year-End-Charts, die vom Billboard-Magazin erhoben wurde.[1][2]

  1. Live Like You Were Dying – Tim McGraw
  2. Remember When – Alan Jackson
  3. You’ll Think of Me – Keith Urban
  4. When the Sun Goes Down – Kenny Chesney with Uncle Kracker
  5. Letters from Home – John Michael Montgomery
  6. American Soldier – Toby Keith
  7. Mayberry – Rascal Flatts
  8. Suds in the Bucket – Sara Evans
  9. Watch the Wind Blows By – Tim McGraw
  10. Days Go By – Keith Urban

Nummer-1-Hits

Die folgende Liste umfasst die Nummer-eins-Hits der Hot Country Singles & Tracks (heute Billboard Hot Country Songs) des US-amerikanischen Musikmagazines Billboard chronologisch nach Wochenplatzierung.[3]

Weitere Hits

Diese Hits waren mindestens in der Top 20 vertreten.[3]

Alben

Year-End-Charts

Dies ist die Top 10 der Year-End-Charts, die vom Billboard-Magazin erhoben wurde.[4]

  1. Shock’n Y’All – Toby Keith
  2. When the Sun Goes Down – Kenny Chesney
  3. Here for the Party – Gretchen Wilson
  4. Live Like You Were Dying – Tim McGraw
  5. Horse of a Different Color – Big & Rich
  6. Greatest Hits Volume II and Some Other Stuff – Alan Jackson
  7. Golden Road – Keith Urban
  8. License to Chill – Jimmy Buffett
  9. Mud on the Tires – Brad Paisley
  10. Greatest Hits Volume II – Alan Jackson

Nummer-1-Alben

Die folgende Liste umfasst die Nummer-eins-Hits der Billboard Top Country Albums des US-amerikanischen Musikmagazines Billboard chronologisch nach Wochenplatzierung.

Weitere Alben aus den Top 10

  • 42 Ultimate Hits – Kenny Rogers (Capitol Nashville)
  • Between Here and Gone – Mary Chapin Carpenter (Columbia)
  • Blake Shelton's Barn & Grill – Blake Shelton (Warner Bros.)
  • Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again Soundtrack – Various Artists (Warner Bros)
  • Darryl Worley – Darryl Worley (DreamWorks Nashville)
  • Definitive All-Time Greatest Hits – John Denver (RCA)
  • Greatest Hits – Lee Ann Womack (MCA Nashville)
  • The Greatest Hits 1994–2004 – Terri Clark (Mercury)
  • Greatest Hits 2 – Toby Keith (Dreamworks Nashville)
  • Greatest Hits Collection II – Brooks & Dunn (Arista Nashville/BMG)
  • Have Your Loved Ones Spayed or Neutered – Jeff Foxworthy (Warner Bros)
  • Josh Garcin – Josh Garcin (Lyric Sheet)
  • Julie Roberts – Julie Roberts (Mercury Nashville)
  • Let’s Be Us Again – Lonestar (BNA)
  • Letters from Home – John Michael Montgomery (Warner Bros)
  • Lonely Runs Both Ways – Alison Krauss & Union Station (Rounder)
  • Lucky Ones – Pat Green (Republic)
  • My Honky Tonk History – Travis Tritt (Columbia)
  • Outlaws and Angels – Willie Nelson (Lost Highway)
  • Patient Man – Brad Cotter (Epic)
  • Patriotic Country – Various Artists (BMG Heritage)
  • Revelation – Joe Nichols (Universal South)
  • Shaken Not Stirred – Phil Vassar
  • Songs Inspired by the Passion of Christ – Various Artists (Universal South)
  • Soul Gravy – Cross Canadian Ragweed (Universal South)
  • Spend My Time – Clint Black (Equity)
  • Sweet Right Here – SHeDaisy (Lyric Street)
  • This I Gotta See – Andy Griggs (RCA Nashville)
  • Twice the Speed of Life – Sugarland (Mercury)
  • The Ultimate Alabama – Alabama (RCA Nashville)
  • Van Lear Rose – Loretta Lynn (Interscope)
  • The Very Best Of – Dwight Yoakam (Rhino)
  • The Very Best Of – Randy Travis (Rhino)
  • A Very Larry Christmas – Larry the Cable Guy (Warner Bros)
  • When the Sun Goes Down – Kenny Chesney (BNA)
  • Where I Belong – Rachel Procter (BNA)
  • You Do Your Thing – Montgomery Gentry (Columbia)

Gestorben

  • 2. Mai – Curtis Gordon, 75, Country- und Rockabilly-Sänger
  • 10. Juni – Ray Charles , 73, musikalisches Multitalent mit wichtigen Beiträgen zur Country-Musik
  • 9. August – Sam Hogin, 52 oder 53, Songwriter, bekanntester Song: A Broken Wing für Martina McBride[5]
  • 19. September – Skeeter Davis, 72, bekanntester Song: The End of the World.
  • 11. Oktober – Max D. Barnes. 68, Songwriter und Musikproduzent[6]
  • 23. September – Roy Drusky , 74, Grand Ole Opry -Star der 1960er Jahre
  • 27. Dezember – Hank Garland, 74, Country- und Jazz-Gitarrist

Neue Mitglieder der Hall of Fames

International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame

  • John Ray „Curley“ Seckler
  • Bill Vernon

Country Music Hall of Fame

Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame

Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame

Die wichtigsten Auszeichnungen

Grammys

ARIA Awards

Academy of Country Music

Country Music Association Awards

  • Entertainer of the Year – Kenny Chesney
  • Song of the Year – Live Like You Were Dying – Tim McGraw
  • Single of the Year – Live Like You Were Dying – Tim McGraw
  • Album of the Year – When the Sun Goes Down – Kenny Chesney
  • Male Vocalist of the Year – Keith Urban
  • Female Vocalist of the Year – Martina McBride
  • Vocal Duo of the Year – Brooks & Dunn
  • Vocal Group of the Year – Rascal Flatts
  • Musician of the Year – Dann Huff
  • Horizon Award – Gretchen Wilson
  • Musical Event of the Year – Brad Paisley und Alison Krauss – Whiskey Lullaby
  • Music Video of the Year – Whiskey Lullaby – Brad Paisley und Alison Krauss

American Music Awards

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