Vince Gill

On Oct. 9, 1993, Gill earned his third No. 1 hit.

Oct. 5, 1994 was a day of celebration for Gill.

"I thought the topic of the song lent itself perfectly to what Trey and I do. It kind of sounds like a folk or bluegrass story ..."

On Sept. 29, 1993, Gill won five CMA Awards, including one for Entertainer of the Year.

"The circle is never unbroken because it’s always seemed, to me, to be in the form of a circle ..."

Despite barely cracking the Top 15, one of the best-aged country singles of the 1990s was instantly recognized by critics and insiders as a classic.

On Sept. 6, 2012, Gill earned a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Gill earned his first No. 1 hit, "I Still Believe in You," on Sept. 5, 1992.

Vince Gill may just be the most tenderhearted patriarch in country music.

Inspired by a personal brush with a sexual predator, Gill's new song offers support to assault survivors.