Lorrie Morgan

  • Birthday: June 27, 1959
  • Albums: Leave the Light On (1989), Something in Red (1991), Watch Me (1992), Merry Christmas from London (1993), War Paint (1994), Greater Need (1996), Shakin’ Things Up (1997), Secret Love (1998), My Heart (1999), Show Me How (2004), I Walk Alone (2008), A Moment in Time (2009), Dos Divas with Pam Tillis (2013), Letting Go…Slow (2016), Come See Me and Come Lonely with Pam Tillis (2017)
  • No. 1 Hits: “Five Minutes” (1990), “What Part of No” (1992), “I Didn’t Know My Own Strength” (1995)
  • Required Reading: Top Lorrie Morgan Songs
Mindy McCready Remembered by Lorrie Morgan, Pam Tillis
Mindy McCready Remembered by Lorrie Morgan, Pam Tillis
Two of country music's leading ladies of the 1990s, Pam Tillis and Lorrie Morgan are teaming up for a new album called Dos Divas. Billing their current tour as Grits and Glamour, the pair have certainly experienced the ups and down of the business, and have seen many other artists who have been affected by the perils of fame...
Country Singers to Play Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan Rallies
Country Singers to Play Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan Rallies
Various country singers are crossing party lines to support former Gov. Mitt Romney and Congressman Paul Ryan on their road to the White House. The Oak Ridge Boys, Trace Adkins, Collin Raye, Jo Dee Messina, Lee Greenwood and Lorrie Morgan have all signed on to perform at events and rallies supporting the presidential and vice presidential hopefuls...
Lorrie Morgan, Pam Tillis Duets Album in the Works
Lorrie Morgan, Pam Tillis Duets Album in the Works
Two of country music's most legendary ladies are teaming up for a duets album. Lorrie Morgan and Pam Tillis must be having a great time on tour together, because they're now extending their partnership into the recording studio. "I am currently working on a new album of duets with Pam Tills, set to be released this summer...
Pam Tillis Recording Grand Ole Opry-Inspired Album
Pam Tillis Recording Grand Ole Opry-Inspired Album
The more country music continues to cross genres to reach even more listeners, the more Pam Tillis finds herself looking back to her roots where it all began for her, as she prepares to go back into the studio to record her next album. "The older I get, the more mature I get, the more I appreciate my heritage and roots," the 53-year-old Grammy-winner tells Canada's Winnipeg Free Press...

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