Induction Year: 2011
Birth Name: James Allen Shamblin II
Birth Date: 05-13-1959
Place of Birth: Cleveland, Tennessee
"As Simple As That"
(written with Mike Reid)
Mike Reid | 1991 | #14 country |
"Born Ready"
(written with Dave Gibson)
James House | 1989 |
Jesse Hunter | 1994 | #56 country |
"Don't Laugh at Me"
(written with Steve Seskin)
Mark Wills | 1998 | #2 country, #73 pop |
Peter Paul & Mary | 1999 |
Michael Black | 2007 |
"Flies on the Butter"
(written with Austin Cunningham, Marion Cannon)
Wynonna with Naomi Judd | 2004 | #33 country |
"He Walked on Water"
Randy Travis | 1990 | #2 country |
"I Can't Make You Love Me"
(written with Mike Reid)
Bonnie Raitt | 1991 | #6 adult contemporary, #18 pop |
Kenny Rogers | 1999 |
Patti LaBelle | 2005 |
Angela Hacker | 2007 |
Boyz II Men | 2009 |
Bon Iver | 2011 |
Adele | 2011 |
"In This Life"
(written with Mike Reid)
Collin Raye | 1992 | #1 country, #21 adult contemporary |
Bette Midler | 1995 |
Kirk Whalum | 1995 |
"Life's a Dance"
(written with Steve Seskin)
John Michael Montgomery | 1992 | #4 country |
"Live Laugh Love"
(written with Gary Nicholson)
Clay Walker | 1999 | #11 country, #74 pop |
Daniel O'Donnell | 2002 |
"Man of My Word"
(written with Gary Burr)
Collin Raye | 1994 | #8 country |
"Somewhere in Between"
(written with Jon Vezner)
Dude Mowrey | 1994 | #57 country |
"Standing on the Promises"
(written with Lionel Cartwright)
Lionel Cartwright | 1992 | #50 country |
"The House That Built Me"
(written with Tom Douglas)
CMA, ACM, ASCAP, NSAI Song of Year
Miranda Lambert | 2010 | #1 country, #28 pop |
"The King of Dixie"
(written with Marty Stuart)
Marty Stuart | 1992 |
"Thinkin' Problem"
(written with David Ball, Stuart Ziff)
David Ball | 1994 | #2 country, #40 pop |
"Walk on Faith"
(written with Mike Reid)
Mike Reid | 1990 | #1 country |
"We Were in Love"
(written with Marion Cannon)
Toby Keith | 1997 | #2 country |
"What I'm For"
(written with Marc Beeson)
Pat Green | 2009 | #28 country |
"Where the Blacktop Ends"
(written with Steve Wariner)
Keith Urban | 2001 | #3 country, #35 pop |
"Why"
(written with Robert Mathes)
Rascal Flatts | 2009 | #18 country |