The day I moved into my apartment in Nashville on Riverfront, this song had just been released and was the insider toast of the town, in Nashville. I thought the song was notable, at the time., Hindsight is....
On this day in 1993 {May 23rd} "Alright Already" by Larry Stewart peaked at #5 {for 1 week} on Billboard's Hot Country Singles* chart... "Alright Already" reached #4 on the Canadian RPM Country Singles chart... Between 1993 and 1997 the Paducah, Kentucky native had eight records on the Hot Country Singles chart, one made the Top 10, the above "Alright Already"... His next biggest hit was "I'll Cry Tomorrow", it peaked at #34 in 1993... Larry Stewart celebrated his 61st birthday two months ago on March 2nd, 2020... * And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the Hot Country Singles' Top 10 on May 23rd, 1993: At #1. "I Love The Way You Love Me" by John Michael Montgomery #2. "Ain't That Lonely Yet" by Dwight Yoakam #3. "Tell Me Why" by Wynonna #4. "Should've Been A Cowboy" by Toby Keith #5. the above "Alright Already" #6. "Hometown Honeymoon" by Alabama #7. "Made For Lovin' You" by Doug Stone #8. "Blame It On Your Heart" by Patty Loveless #9. "Tender Moment" by Lee Roy Parnell #10. "Trouble On The Line" by Sawyer Brown
Looked up album on Wikipedia said Vince Gill in personnel was wandering if it's this song he did background on. Any stuff like that he does he makes it sound awesome.
According to Wikipedia....1994, the same year that Restless Heart disbanded, Stewart made two contributions to Faith Hill's debut album Take Me as I Am, co-writing the single "But I Will" with Troy Seals and singing duet vocals on "I've Got This Friend". Later that year, he moved to Columbia Records, releasing Heart Like a Hurricane. The album accounted for three more singles - the title track, followed by the Vince Gill co-write "Losing Your Love" and "Rockin' the Rock" - all of which failed to make Top 40 on the US country charts, although "Losing Your Love" reached number 21 on the RPM country singles charts Canada. Why Can't You, Stewart's third album was released in 1996, also on Columbia. Its title track reached number 46, followed by the number 70 "Always a Woman". After this album, Stewart briefly reunited with all of the members of Restless Heart (save for Innis) to record new tracks for a Greatest Hits album, but disbanded again soon afterward. Stewart released his fourth solo album, Learning to Breathe, in 1999 on independent Windham Hill Records, although this album did not account for any chart singles. Restless Heart Reunion In 2004, Stewart and the other four members of Restless Heart all officially reunited to record the album Still Restless on Audium Entertainment, a branch of Koch Records (now E1 Music).[4] On most of the tracks, Stewart again assumed his role as lead singer. Still Restless produced a Top 30 hit in the single "Feel My Way to You", but Koch Records closed the Audium label in early 2005. He has remained with Restless Heart since. Stewart joined Nashville's Breezewood Productions in 2014 as Chief Operating Officer focusing on promising new talent while continuing to bring music through his association with Restless Heart as well as a modern solo career.
This song is "still" outstanding!
I remember this song from 1993. Haven’t heard it since then! Good stuff.
Haven't heard this song in ages great job Larry
Yep used to play this one in the mid 90s on Kiss Fm
Good Song
The day I moved into my apartment in Nashville on Riverfront, this song had just been released and was the insider toast of the town, in Nashville. I thought the song was notable, at the time., Hindsight is....
Larry Stewart is Restless Heart and Restless Heart is Larry Stewart
(it is the same Sound) -- just good
On this day in 1993 {May 23rd} "Alright Already" by Larry Stewart peaked at #5 {for 1 week} on Billboard's Hot Country Singles* chart...
"Alright Already" reached #4 on the Canadian RPM Country Singles chart...
Between 1993 and 1997 the Paducah, Kentucky native had eight records on the Hot Country Singles chart, one made the Top 10, the above "Alright Already"...
His next biggest hit was "I'll Cry Tomorrow", it peaked at #34 in 1993...
Larry Stewart celebrated his 61st birthday two months ago on March 2nd, 2020...
* And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the Hot Country Singles' Top 10 on May 23rd, 1993:
At #1. "I Love The Way You Love Me" by John Michael Montgomery
#2. "Ain't That Lonely Yet" by Dwight Yoakam
#3. "Tell Me Why" by Wynonna
#4. "Should've Been A Cowboy" by Toby Keith
#5. the above "Alright Already"
#6. "Hometown Honeymoon" by Alabama
#7. "Made For Lovin' You" by Doug Stone
#8. "Blame It On Your Heart" by Patty Loveless
#9. "Tender Moment" by Lee Roy Parnell
#10. "Trouble On The Line" by Sawyer Brown
Yep, remember all those songs from the spring of ‘93.
Looked up album on Wikipedia said Vince Gill in personnel was wandering if it's this song he did background on. Any stuff like that he does he makes it sound awesome.
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He’s singing background vocals.
Larry, long time no hear.
According to Wikipedia....1994, the same year that Restless Heart disbanded, Stewart made two contributions to Faith Hill's debut album Take Me as I Am, co-writing the single "But I Will" with Troy Seals and singing duet vocals on "I've Got This Friend". Later that year, he moved to Columbia Records, releasing Heart Like a Hurricane. The album accounted for three more singles - the title track, followed by the Vince Gill co-write "Losing Your Love" and "Rockin' the Rock" - all of which failed to make Top 40 on the US country charts, although "Losing Your Love" reached number 21 on the RPM country singles charts Canada.
Why Can't You, Stewart's third album was released in 1996, also on Columbia. Its title track reached number 46, followed by the number 70 "Always a Woman". After this album, Stewart briefly reunited with all of the members of Restless Heart (save for Innis) to record new tracks for a Greatest Hits album, but disbanded again soon afterward. Stewart released his fourth solo album, Learning to Breathe, in 1999 on independent Windham Hill Records, although this album did not account for any chart singles.
Restless Heart Reunion
In 2004, Stewart and the other four members of Restless Heart all officially reunited to record the album Still Restless on Audium Entertainment, a branch of Koch Records (now E1 Music).[4] On most of the tracks, Stewart again assumed his role as lead singer. Still Restless produced a Top 30 hit in the single "Feel My Way to You", but Koch Records closed the Audium label in early 2005. He has remained with Restless Heart since.
Stewart joined Nashville's Breezewood Productions in 2014 as Chief Operating Officer focusing on promising new talent while continuing to bring music through his association with Restless Heart as well as a modern solo career.
Caitlyn Tyler Cole is hot in this video
Refrain sounds similar to Don't Rock the Jukebox from Alan Jackson