That’s A Lot Of Albums – Today In Country Music History [VIDEO]

Craig Morgan joins the Grand Ole Opry, performing "Rose Colored Glasses", "Almost Home" and "International Harvester."

The former member of the Army's 82nd Airborne division received his invite from John Conlee while performing at Ft. Bragg, a base he was stationed at for two of his ten year stint in the Army.

Conlee, who introduced Morgan on his first appearance at the Opry, would also officially induct Morgan.

The Toby Keith singles "American Soldier" and "As Good As I Once Was" go gold

SINGLES

2014 – Florida Georgia Line – “Dirt”

2008 – Kenny Chesney & the Whalers – “Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven”

2003 – Gary Allan – "Tough Little Boys"

1997 – Tim McGraw – "Everywhere"

1986 – Crystal Gayle – “Cry”

1980 – Don Williams – “I Believe In You”

1975 – Tanya Tucker – “San Antonio Stroll”

1969 – Tammy Wynette – “The Ways To Love A Man”

1952 – Hank Williams – “Jambalaya”

1947 - Tex Williams – “Smoke! Smoke! Smoke!”

ALBUMS

2014 – Jason Aldean – Old Boots, New Dirt

2008 – Tim McGraw – Greatest Hits 3

2003 – Alan Jackson – Greatest Hits Vol II (And Some Other Stuff)

1997 – LeAnn Rimes – You Light Up My Life: Inspirational Songs

1986 – Randy Travis – Storms of Life

1980 – Honeysuckle Rose Soundtrack

1975 – John Denver – Windsong

1969 – Johnny Cash – At San Quentin

Singer Mark Miller (Sawyer Brown) is 56

Singer Chely Wright is 44

Sarah Colley is born in Centerville, Tennessee on this date in 1912. Performing as Minnie Pearl, she spends 50 years on the Grand Ole Opry and becomes a regular on "Hee Haw," joining the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1975. She passed March 4, 1996 at the age of 86 from complications of a stroke.