Join me, Emily Porter, as we delve into the captivating history of Sawyer Brown, the iconic 90s country music band. In this article, we'll explore their incredible journey, from their humble beginnings to their chart-topping success. We'll also uncover the emotional reunion captured in the documentary 'Get Me to the Stage on Time', produced by none other than Blake Shelton. So, let's embark on a musical adventure and discover the magic of Sawyer Brown's enduring legacy.
The Formation of Sawyer Brown
Explore the origins of Sawyer Brown and the talented individuals who came together to create this iconic 90s country music band.
Sawyer Brown was founded in 1981 in Apopka, Florida by Mark Miller, Gregg 'Hobie' Hubbard, Bobby Randall, Joe 'Curly' Smyth, and Jim Scholten. They started their journey after winning the television competition series 'Star Search' and signing with Capitol Records in 1984.
The band's unique blend of country pop with rock influences set them apart, and they went on to release 18 studio albums. Their high-energy performances and chart-topping hits captivated audiences across the nation.
Bobby Randall, a founding member who played lead guitar and fiddle, left the band in 1991 but remained connected to his bandmates and the music industry.
Chart-Topping Success and Awards
Discover the incredible success of Sawyer Brown as they dominated the Hot Country Songs charts and received prestigious awards for their outstanding contributions to country music.
Sawyer Brown's talent and hard work paid off with over 50 charted songs on the Hot Country Songs charts, including three No. 1 singles: 'Step That Step', 'Some Girls Do', and 'Thank God for You'.
Their exceptional achievements were recognized with numerous awards, including the CMA Horizon Award, ACM Vocal Group of the Year, and multiple Vocal Band of the Year titles at the TNN/Music City News Country Music Awards and CMT Country Music Awards.
These accolades solidified Sawyer Brown's status as one of the most influential and beloved country music bands of the 90s.
The Emotional Reunion and 'Get Me to the Stage on Time'
Experience the heartfelt reunion of Sawyer Brown and Bobby Randall, captured in the documentary 'Get Me to the Stage on Time', produced by Blake Shelton.
In the documentary 'Get Me to the Stage on Time', viewers are taken on a journey through Sawyer Brown's time on 'Star Search', their record deals, and their enduring presence in the music industry.
The emotional highlight of the documentary is the reunion of the band and Bobby Randall. The surprise appearance of Bobby during a live performance brought tears of joy and nostalgia to both the band members and the audience.
Mark Miller, the frontman of Sawyer Brown, expressed his gratitude and shared a heartfelt moment with Bobby, symbolizing the bond and camaraderie that still exists among the band members.
Future Releases and Exciting Projects
Get ready for the upcoming album 'Desperado Troubadours' by Sawyer Brown, produced by Mark Miller and Blake Shelton, set to be released in March next year.
Sawyer Brown continues to create new music, and fans can look forward to their highly anticipated album 'Desperado Troubadours'. This album promises to deliver the signature Sawyer Brown sound that fans know and love.
With Mark Miller and Blake Shelton at the helm, this collaboration is set to be a musical masterpiece. The album will feature a variety of captivating songs, including the title track 'Get Me to the Stage on Time'.
Stay tuned for the release of 'Desperado Troubadours' and witness the evolution of Sawyer Brown's music as they continue to captivate audiences with their timeless sound.
