In 1987, Garth Brooks moved to Nashville for the second time in an attempt to make it big on the country music scene. He released his self-titled first album two years later. It saw strong sales, but ...

What began as a quick scribble on a napkin would go on to become one of the most defining and beloved songs of Garth Brooks’ career. Released in 1990, "Friends in Low Places" quickly resonated with ...

"Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)" peaked at No. 8 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart, giving Brooks his first Top 10 single. That feat paved the way for even more milestones. The tune ...

Before the 1990 hit became a country anthem, it had already been recorded by Mark Chesnutt and passed on by George Strait.

When Garth Brooks released "The Dance" in 1990, few could have predicted the lasting impact the song would have on country music or on Brooks', 64, career. On July 14, 1990, "The Dance" reached No. 1 ...