Country-Musik 2004

Die Liste bietet eine Übersicht über das Jahr 2004 im Genre Country-Musik.

Top Hits des Jahres

Year-End-Charts

Dies ist die Top 10 der Year-End-Charts, die vom Billboard-Magazin erhoben wurde.[1][2]

  1. Live Like You Were Dying – Tim McGraw
  2. Remember When – Alan Jackson
  3. You’ll Think of Me – Keith Urban
  4. When the Sun Goes Down – Kenny Chesney with Uncle Kracker
  5. Letters from Home – John Michael Montgomery
  6. American Soldier – Toby Keith
  7. Mayberry – Rascal Flatts
  8. Suds in the Bucket – Sara Evans
  9. Watch the Wind Blows By – Tim McGraw
  10. Days Go By – Keith Urban

Nummer-1-Hits

Die folgende Liste umfasst die Nummer-eins-Hits der Hot Country Singles & Tracks (heute Billboard Hot Country Songs) des US-amerikanischen Musikmagazines Billboard chronologisch nach Wochenplatzierung.[3]

Weitere Hits

Diese Hits waren mindestens in der Top 20 vertreten.[3]

Alben

Year-End-Charts

Dies ist die Top 10 der Year-End-Charts, die vom Billboard-Magazin erhoben wurde.[4]

  1. Shock’n Y’All – Toby Keith
  2. When the Sun Goes Down – Kenny Chesney
  3. Here for the Party – Gretchen Wilson
  4. Live Like You Were Dying – Tim McGraw
  5. Horse of a Different Color – Big & Rich
  6. Greatest Hits Volume II and Some Other Stuff – Alan Jackson
  7. Golden Road – Keith Urban
  8. License to Chill – Jimmy Buffett
  9. Mud on the Tires – Brad Paisley
  10. Greatest Hits Volume II – Alan Jackson

Nummer-1-Alben

Die folgende Liste umfasst die Nummer-eins-Hits der Billboard Top Country Albums des US-amerikanischen Musikmagazines Billboard chronologisch nach Wochenplatzierung.

Weitere Alben aus den Top 10

  • 42 Ultimate Hits – Kenny Rogers (Capitol Nashville)
  • Between Here and Gone – Mary Chapin Carpenter (Columbia)
  • Blake Shelton's Barn & Grill – Blake Shelton (Warner Bros.)
  • Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again Soundtrack – Various Artists (Warner Bros)
  • Darryl Worley – Darryl Worley (DreamWorks Nashville)
  • Definitive All-Time Greatest Hits – John Denver (RCA)
  • Greatest Hits – Lee Ann Womack (MCA Nashville)
  • The Greatest Hits 1994–2004 – Terri Clark (Mercury)
  • Greatest Hits 2 – Toby Keith (Dreamworks Nashville)
  • Greatest Hits Collection II – Brooks & Dunn (Arista Nashville/BMG)
  • Have Your Loved Ones Spayed or Neutered – Jeff Foxworthy (Warner Bros)
  • Josh Garcin – Josh Garcin (Lyric Sheet)
  • Julie Roberts – Julie Roberts (Mercury Nashville)
  • Let’s Be Us Again – Lonestar (BNA)
  • Letters from Home – John Michael Montgomery (Warner Bros)
  • Lonely Runs Both Ways – Alison Krauss & Union Station (Rounder)
  • Lucky Ones – Pat Green (Republic)
  • My Honky Tonk History – Travis Tritt (Columbia)
  • Outlaws and Angels – Willie Nelson (Lost Highway)
  • Patient Man – Brad Cotter (Epic)
  • Patriotic Country – Various Artists (BMG Heritage)
  • Revelation – Joe Nichols (Universal South)
  • Shaken Not Stirred – Phil Vassar
  • Songs Inspired by the Passion of Christ – Various Artists (Universal South)
  • Soul Gravy – Cross Canadian Ragweed (Universal South)
  • Spend My Time – Clint Black (Equity)
  • Sweet Right Here – SHeDaisy (Lyric Street)
  • This I Gotta See – Andy Griggs (RCA Nashville)
  • Twice the Speed of Life – Sugarland (Mercury)
  • The Ultimate Alabama – Alabama (RCA Nashville)
  • Van Lear Rose – Loretta Lynn (Interscope)
  • The Very Best Of – Dwight Yoakam (Rhino)
  • The Very Best Of – Randy Travis (Rhino)
  • A Very Larry Christmas – Larry the Cable Guy (Warner Bros)
  • When the Sun Goes Down – Kenny Chesney (BNA)
  • Where I Belong – Rachel Procter (BNA)
  • You Do Your Thing – Montgomery Gentry (Columbia)

Gestorben

  • 10. Juni – Ray Charles , 73, musikalisches Multitalent mit wichtigen Beiträgen zur Country-Musik
  • 9. August – Sam Hogin, 52 oder 53, Songwriter, bekanntester Song: A Broken Wing für Martina McBride[5]
  • 19. September – Skeeter Davis, 72, bekanntester Song: The End of the World.
  • 11. Oktober – Max D. Barnes. 68, Songwriter und Musikproduzent[6]
  • 23. September – Roy Drusky , 74, Grand Ole Opry -Star der 1960er Jahre
  • 27. Dezember – Hank Garland, 74, Country- und Jazz-Gitarrist

Neue Mitglieder der Hall of Fames

Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame

  • John Ray „Curley“ Seckler
  • Bill Vernon

Country Music Hall of Fame

Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame

Die wichtigsten Auszeichnungen

Grammys

  • Best Female Country Vocal Performance – Keep on the Sunny Side, June Carter Cash.
  • Best Male Country Vocal Performance – Next Big Thing, Vince Gill.
  • Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal – A Simple Life, Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder.
  • Best Country Collaboration with Vocals – How's the World Treating You, Alison Krauss and James Taylor.
  • Best Country Instrumental Performance – Cluck Old Hen, Alison Krauss & Union Station.
  • Best Country Song – It's Five O'Clock Somewhere, Jim ''Moose'' Brown and Don Rollins.
  • Best Country Album – Livin', Lovin', Losin' – Songs of the Louvin Brothers, Various Artists (Carl Jackson, producer).
  • Best Bluegrass Album – Live, Alison Krauss & Union Station.

ARIA Awards

Academy of Country Music

Verliehen am 26. Mai 2004[7]

Country Music Association

  • Entertainer of the Year – Kenny Chesney
  • Song of the Year – Live Like You Were Dying – Tim McGraw
  • Single of the Year – Live Like You Were Dying – Tim McGraw
  • Album of the Year – When the Sun Goes Down – Kenny Chesney
  • Male Vocalist of the Year – Keith Urban
  • Female Vocalist of the Year – Martina McBride
  • Vocal Duo of the Year – Brooks & Dunn
  • Vocal Group of the Year – Rascal Flatts
  • Musician of the Year – Dann Huff
  • Horizon Award – Gretchen Wilson
  • Musical Event of the Year – Brad Paisley und Alison Krauss – Whiskey Lullaby
  • Music Video of the Year – Whiskey Lullaby – Brad Paisley und Alison Krauss

Einzelnachweise

  1. Hot Country Songs - Year-End. Abgerufen am 15. November 2020.
  2. Shelly Fabian: Top 40 Country Music Singles of 2004. Abgerufen am 15. November 2020 (englisch).
  3. Hot Country Songs Chart - Chartssuche an 3. Januar 2004. In: Billboard.com. Abgerufen am 15. November 2020.
  4. Top Country Albums - Year-End. Abgerufen am 15. November 2020.
  5. Dave's Diary -14//8/04 - Sam Hogin RIP. Abgerufen am 15. November 2020.
  6. Country Songwriting Great Max D. Barnes Dies in Nashville. 12. Januar 2004, abgerufen am 15. November 2020 (englisch).
  7. Marc Hamacher: Die Gewinner der ACM Awards 2004. 27. Mai 2004, abgerufen am 15. November 2020 (deutsch).
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