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You can now login with your mobile number too. Register Mobile Number. Ok got it! Your password has been successfully updated Ok got it! I am satisfied with the arrangement. The melody is fine. The piano part is basic, but where there are long notes in the melody, the piano should have had more filler of some kind. Next time I use it, I will add more to the piano part in those spaces.
Just some arpeggios would be fine. It does not have the extra beat on the last chorus the way Lee Greenwood performs it , but I added that also. God Bless the U. By the end of the '70s, he was singing in lounges in Reno, which is where he met Larry McFaden, who was then leading Mel Tillis' touring band. Greenwood was initially reluctant to record, but he eventually travelled to Nashville, where he recorded a set of demos. Greenwood's initial success was helped enormously by the similarity between his husky voice — toughened up by years of working in smoky casinos — and that of Kenny Rogers.
In March of , his second single, "Ring on Her Finger, Time on Her Hands," climbed into the Top Ten, beginning a streak of 19 Top Ten singles that ran virtually uninterrupted for the next six years. In addition to his solo hits, Greenwood had a number of hit duets with Barbara Mandrell, including the number three hit "To Me" None of Greenwood's music was close to pure country — it was adult contemporary country-pop, in the vein of Rogers.
Unlike Rogers, however, Greenwood rarely crossed over into the pop charts, and when he did, it was only in , when slickly produced country-pop could make inroads on adult contemporary radio. His popularity was at its peak during the mid-'80s, when his conservative music and neo-conservative lyrics managed to capture the imagination of the nation; though "God Bless the U. Furthermore, Greenwood won many popularity polls and awards from various country music magazines and associations.
Greenwood switched labels in , signing to Capitol Records. His initial singles for the label, "Holdin' a Good Hand" and "We've Got It Made," were successful, but his audience steadily declined during the first half of the decade. Though he tried to retain his audience through patriotic work during the Gulf War — even earning the Congressional Medal of Honor Society's Patriot Award and a Points of Light Foundation Award — he couldn't successfully battle the onslaught of harder-edged, contemporary country artists that overtook country radio in the early '90s.
By the middle of the decade, he was no longer charting singles, and he had begun re-recording his biggest hits for a variety of labels; he also continued to tour and give concerts. In he attempted a comeback with his new album, Same River Different Bridge. Sign In. Listen Now Browse Radio Search. Lee Greenwood. Top Songs See All. Albums See All. Celebrate Christmas with Lee Greenwood Tennessee Christmas Snapshot: Lee Greenwood Stronger Than Time
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