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Tracy Byrd became a household name on the country music scene in 1993 when his third single, called "Holdin' Heaven", off of his MCA Records, self-titled debut album, hit #1 on the Billboard Country Charts. The album also included the remake hit of Johnny Paycheck's "Someone to Give my Love to" cementing Byrd as a traditional country troubadour. The debut album went on to be certified Gold, a reward signifying sales in excess of 500,000 copies. Byrd's second project, "No Ordinary Man", kept building on the momentum the first album created, the first radio single from it called "Lifestyle's of the Not so Rich and Famous" reached #4, followed by another Top 5 hit, "The First Step", then with the release of the smash, chart topping hit "Watermelon Crawl" the second album crossed the half million sales mark and certified Gold. The release of the 4th and last single on this project moved Byrd to the top of both the Billboard Album and Singles charts. The song was called "The Keeper of the Stars" and it shot to #1 on the singles charts and pushed the album to Double Platinum Status, which certifies sales of over two million copies. "The Keeper of the Stars" won Academy of Country Music's "Song of the Year" award in 1995 -- a keeper year for Tracy Byrd for sure. His third studio Album, "Love Lesson" is one of Tracy's favorites. It included the title track, another Top 5 hit single for Byrd, also included were the Top 15 singles, "Walking to Jerusalem" and "Heaven in My Woman's Eyes", Byrd's personal favorite. A fourth Top 15 single was released called "4 to 1 in Atlanta" which Byrd performed Live on the David Letterman Show.

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