Shenandoah and BlackHawk

Alabama's Shenandoah hit '80s-'90s country charts with classics like "The Church on Cumberland Road." Known for traditional tunes with a modern twist, they won a Grammy with Alison Krauss. Star collaborations include Luke Bryan and Brad Paisley.

BlackHawk, a 1990s country hitmaker trio from Nashville, featured Henry Paul of the Outlaws, Van Stephenson, and David Robbins. Known for "Every Once in a While," they achieved six Billboard Country Top Ten hits. Collaborating with acts like Restless Heart, their arena-sized melodic sound blended songcraft with outlaw swagger. Notable albums include *Strong Enough* and *The Sky's the Limit*. Despite lineup changes, they continued releasing music, such as *Brothers of the Southland* in 2014 and *Blue Highway* in 2022.