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414Studio albums released by Kenny Rogers as a solo artist</p></div>
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465                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released: </em>June 2, 2023</p>
466<p>Executive Producers:  Wanda Rogers, Ken Levitan, Jason Henke</p>
467<p><em><strong>Life Is Like a Song</strong></em><strong> </strong>(UMe/Universal Music Enterprises/Universal Music Group) stands as a deeply personal posthumous release from Kenny Rogers. More than an archival collection from The Kenny Rogers Vault, the album unfolds as a carefully sequenced song cycle—one that mirrors the arc of his life and, most intimately, his enduring love story with his wife, Wanda.</p>
468<p>Curated by Wanda Rogers from recordings made between 2008–2011, the album moves through passion, partnership, fatherhood, devotion, loss, and ultimately, goodbye. In listening from beginning to end, we are invited into something more than music—we are invited into memory.</p></div>
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513                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><span class="album-release"><em>Released:  </em>September 25, 2015</span><br>
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515Produced by Kyle Lehning &amp; Warren Hartman <br>
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517"Children Go Where I Send Thee" (feat. Home Free) <br>
518Produced by Darren Rust, Kyle Lehning &amp; Warren Hartman <br>
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520"That Silent Night" (feat. Jim Brickman) <br>
521Produced by Steve Sundholm &amp; Jim Brickman <br>
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523A&amp;R:  Cris Lacy, Jason Henke, Rebekah Gordon <br>
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525<p>At the time of this album release, Rogers had already taken his famous Christmas and Hits Tour across North America for 34 years running, and his albums have been part of families’ holiday seasons for generations. That deep understanding of what makes Christmas so special for so many is part of what makes <strong><em>Once Again It’s Christmas</em> </strong>(Warner Bros./Warner Music Nashville) — Rogers’ first Christmas studio album in 17 years — special in itself. The other reasons are easier to sum up: Alison Krauss, Jennifer Nettles, country a capella group Home Free, pianist Jim Brickman, and sister duo Winfield’s Locket all lend their talents to the Warner Bros. edition of the release, and The Time Jumpers (with Vince Gill) serve as the backing band for the exclusive track found only on the Cracker Barrel edition of the release. Then there’s Kenny himself. Inspired by these collaborations, his vocal artistry — the musicianship that’s easy to miss beneath the glow of his famously fireplace-warm vocals – has never been better. Produced by Kyle Lehning and former Kenny Rogers band member Warren Hartman, with plenty of input from Kenny, the album folds varied influences from throughout his storied career into a lush, cohesive sound. </p></div>
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570                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><span class="album-release"><em>Released:  </em>October 8, 2013</span><br>
571<br>
5722014 GRAMMY® AWARD NOMINATION:  "You Can't Make Old Friends" - <br>Kenny Rogers &amp; Dolly Parton - Best Country Duo/Group Performance <br>
573<br>
5742014 CMA AWARD NOMINATION:  "You Can't Make Old Friends" - <br>Kenny Rogers &amp; Dolly Parton - Musical Event of the Year <br>
575<br>
576Produced by Kyle Lehning, Warren Hartman, Dann Huff <br>
577<br>
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578R:  Cris Lacy, Jason Henke, Rebekah Sterk<br>
579<br>
580<strong><em>You Can’t Make Old Friends</em></strong> (Warner Bros.) was released to critical acclaim in 2013, the same year that Kenny was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame and became the recipient of the second-ever CMA Lifetime Achievement Award. Kenny garnered a GRAMMY® Award nomination and CMA (Country Music Association) Award nomination along with his duet partner, Dolly Parton, on the touching title track. There are the captivating story songs and the sincere love songs Rogers’ fans have come to expect and love, but the country and pop superstar also shows his versatility with flavors of Rock &amp; Roll, Soul, Gospel, Southern Rock, and Zydeco, as well as sounds of the Southwest interspersed throughout this bold recording.</div>
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625                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><span class="album-release"><em>Released: </em>March 7, 2011</span><br>
626<br>
627Produced by Kyle Lehning &amp; Warren Hartman <br>
628<br>
629Executive Producer:  Jim Mazza <br>
630<br>
631A&amp;R Director:  Jason Henke <br>
632<br>
633<strong><em>The Love of God</em></strong> is an inspirational collection of classic songs that were special to Kenny Rogers dating back to his childhood ("In The Sweet By And By," "Will The Circle Be Unbroken," "I'll Fly Away," "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" and "Amazing Grace"), along with beautiful recordings of contemporary songs such as "Peace" (co-written by Michael McDonald), "The Rock Of Your Love (co-written by Vince Gill), and "Grace" (co-written by Michael W. Smith).  Featuring special guests The Whites, Point of Grace and Winfield’s Locket (and on the Deluxe Edition, a previously unreleased track, "The Gospel Truth," with The Oak Ridge Boys—the only studio recording of Kenny &amp; The Oaks in existence), this remarkable album was produced by Kyle Lehning and Warren Hartman and recorded at Sound Emporium and The Compound in Nashville with some of Music City's best session players. This heartfelt project stands out in Kenny's vast catalog as his only gospel album.</div>
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679<p><span>2007 GRAMMY® AWARD NOMINATION: "Calling Me" -</span><br><span>Kenny Rogers &amp; Don Henley - Best Country Collaboration with Vocals</span></p>
680<p>Produced by Dann Huff </p>
681<p><em><strong>Water &amp; Bridges</strong></em> (Capitol Records Nashville) includes the Top 20 "comeback" hit "I Can't Unlove You," "The Last Ten Years (Superman)" and "Calling Me," the soulful, GRAMMY® nominated duet with Don Henley. Powered by those tracks and such compelling recordings as "Someone Is Me," "I Can Feel You Drifting," "You'll Know Love," and "One Life," <em>Water &amp; Bridges</em> reached No. 5 on the Country charts and received critical acclaim, highlighting Rogers' continued relevance.</p></div>
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726                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released</em>:  September 23, 2003</p>
727<p>Produced by Kenny Rogers, Joe Chemay, John Guess, Brent Maher, Phil Vassar</p>
728<p>Executive Producer:  Jim Mazza</p>
729<p><strong>Back to the Well</strong>,<strong> </strong>released on Kenny Rogers' independent label, Dreamcatcher Records, in the fall of 2003, features timeless collaborations with Tim McGraw ("Owe Them More Than That"), Dolly Parton ("Undercover"), and Alison Krauss on the album's third single, "Love Like That." The collection also features the breezy, bluegrass-infused title track, fan favorites "Harder Cards" and "Handprints On The Wall" alongside a moving cover of "Prairie Wedding," a song composed by lauded guitarist/Dire Straits frontman Mark Knopfler.</p></div>
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774                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><span class="album-release"><em>Released: </em>October 3, 2000</span><br>
775<br>
776Produced by Kenny Rogers, Brent Maher, Richard Marx, Jim McKell <br> 
777<br>
778Executive Producer:  Jim Mazza <br>
779<br>
780Featuring guest vocal appearances from a star-studded lineup of artists including Richard Marx, Alison Krauss, Brad Paisley, Steve Wariner, Diamond Rio, Collin Raye, Suzy Bogguss, John Cowan, Linda Davis, Mark Selby and more, <strong><em>There You Go Again</em></strong> (Dreamcatcher Records) became Kenny Rogers' 22nd Top 20 Country Album. From the singles "He Will, She Knows"; "There You Go Again"," "Homeland," and "Beautiful (All That You Could Be)" to the churning harmonica-driven blues of "Blue Train" and some of the most reflective work Rogers has ever done in "I Wish I Could Say That" and "When We Made Love" (with Linda Davis), the album features a varied set of tunes from one of the world's most popular and best-selling artists of all time.</div>
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825                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><span class="album-release"><em>Released: </em>May 11, 1999</span><br>
826<br>
8272000 CMA AWARD:  Career Achievement Award <br>
828<br>
8292000 CMA AWARD NOMINATION:  "Buy Me A Rose" - <br>Kenny Rogers feat. Alison Krauss &amp; Billy Dean - Single of the Year <br>(Dreamcatcher Records) <br>
830<br>
8312000 ACM AWARD NOMINATION:  "Buy Me A Rose" - <br>Kenny Rogers feat. Alison Krauss &amp; Billy Dean - Vocal Event of the Year <br>(Producers: Kenny Rogers &amp; Brent Maher) <br>
832<br>
833Produced by Kenny Rogers, Brent Maher, Jim McKell <br>
834<br>
835Executive Producer:  Jim Mazza <br>
836<br>
837<strong><em>She Rides Wild Horses</em></strong>
837 is the 23rd studio album by Kenny Rogers and the first to be released on Rogers' own Dreamcatcher Records label.  The first single from the project:  "The Greatest" (written by "The Gambler" writer, Don Schlitz), returned Rogers to the country charts for the first time in nearly eight years, spending 20 weeks on the Billboard Hot Country Singles &amp; Tracks (now Hot Country Songs) chart and peaking at #26, while becoming a #1 video on CMT.  "Slow Dance More" was the second single out of the gate but did not place in the Top 40.  What was about to happen next with third single, "Buy Me a Rose," was one for the record books. Joined by Alison Krauss and Billy Dean on backing vocals, Rogers went to #1 on the country charts (his first since 1987) and #40 on the Billboard Hot 100. Remarkably, the song also made Rogers (who was 61 when the song hit the top spot) the oldest country artist at the time to achieve a #1 hit. The album hit #6 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart.</div>
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882                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><span class="album-release"><em>Released: </em>July 15, 1997</span><br>
883<br>
884Produced by Brent Maher<br>
885<br>
886Executive Producer:  Jim Mazza<br>
887<br>
888<strong><em>Across My Heart</em></strong> (Magnatone Records), produced by Brent Maher, producer/engineer of six GRAMMY® Award-winning records who discovered The Judds and also worked with the likes of Olivia Newton-John, Tina Turner, Merle Haggard, and Dottie West, was a Top 30 album on the Billboard country chart despite not producing any radio hits.  Album highlights include the ballad "To Me" (co-written by Mack David and "I Can't Make You Love Me" songwriter Mike Reid) which became a mainstay of Rogers' live concert performances alongside still photos and video of him spending time with his wife, Wanda, and twin boys, Justin &amp; Jordan; "As God Is My Witness," a song Rogers co-wrote (with bandmates Steve Glassmeyer and Warren Hartman) for Wanda, his new bride at the time; and the emotional, powerful album-closer "See Me Through."  Guest vocalists joining Kenny on the record include Michael McDonald, Kim Carnes, All-4-One, The Katinas, Tareva Henderson, and Bekka (Bramlett) &amp; Billy (Burnette).</div>
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933                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><span class="album-release"><em>Release: </em>August 20, 1996</span><br>
934<br>
935Produced by Brent Maher &amp; Jim McKell<br>
936<br>
937<strong><em>The Gift</em> </strong>(Magnatone Records) features one of the most popular holiday duets ever recorded:  Kenny Rogers &amp; Wynonna Judd's "Mary, Did You Know?"  The duet charted at #55 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in 1997.  The Christmas Story is effectively told through that track, as well as some of Rogers' best holiday recordings (which is saying a lot), including "Pretty Little Baby Child," "What A Wonderful Beginning," "It's The Messiah," and "I Trust You."</div>
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969            TIMEPIECE
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973            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
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982                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released:</em>  October 4, 1994  </p>
983<p>Produced by David Foster</p>
984<p>Co-Produced &amp; Arranged by Jeremy Lubbock &amp; Johnny Mandel</p>
985<p><em><strong>Timepiece</strong></em> (143/Atlantic Records) is one of the records Kenny Rogers most loved to record.  This extraordinary and timeless album produced by David Foster in California with a lush 138-piece orchestra finds Rogers and his ever-versatile and charismatic voice covering 1930s, 1940s and 1950s jazz and pop standards such as "The Nearness Of You," "My Funny Valentine," "I Remember You," "But Beautiful," "My Romance," "In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning," and "I Get Along Without You Very Well."  Celebrated lyricists such as Ira Gershwin, Johnny Mercer, Lorenz Hart, and Hoagy Carmichael are well represented, as are noted composers including George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers, David Mann, and Victor Young. Many do not know that Rogers spent five years (1960-1965) playing stand-up bass and singing harmony vocals with jazz act The Bobby Doyle Three, who recorded for Columbia Records. <em>Timepiece </em>reunited Rogers in a meaningful way with his jazzy past, and we're all benef
985iciaries of it.<em> </em>  </p></div>
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1017            IF ONLY MY HEART HAD A VOICE
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1030                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released:</em>  April 13, 1993</p>
1031<p>Produced by Larry Butler &amp; James Stroud</p>
1032<p><em><strong>If Only My Heart Had a Voice</strong></em> (Giant Records) reunited Kenny Rogers with his former longtime producer, Larry Butler (who was at the helm for many of Rogers' most successful singles and albums, including "The Gambler," "Lucille," and "She Believes In Me") and for the first time, producer James Stroud.  The title cut of the album, co-written by Rogers with Rick Bowles and Skip Ewing, is a standout, as is "Ol' Red"; "If I Were You," the duet with Travis Tritt (co-written by Billy Dean); "Missing You," the Kim Carnes/Colin Ellingson song "Wanderin' Man" and "S
1032omebody's Wrong Somebody's Right" (a song solely written by Butler).</p></div>
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1064            BACK HOME AGAIN
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1068            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
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1077                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><span class="album-release"><em>Released: </em>November 16, 1991</span><br>
1078<br>
1079Produced by Jim Ed Norman &amp; Eric Prestidge<br>
1080<br>
1081Kenny Rogers once again found country radio chart success with the release of <strong><em>Back Home Again</em></strong> (Reprise Records)—and the sing-a-long first single, "If You Want To Find Love" (co-written by Rogers, Skip Ewing, and Max D. Barnes). The song reached #11 on the Billboard US Hot Country Songs chart and was also a Top 15 country hit in Canada.  Rogers re-recorded the Mickey Newbury composition "Sunshine," for this album, after initially recording it with his 60s/70s band, the First Edition.  Steve Glassmeyer, longtime member of Kenny's touring band, Bloodline, contributes "I'll Be There For You," as a co-writer and songwriter/publisher Rex Benson, who would later pitch Rogers his comeback 2000 #1 hit "Buy Me A Rose," is a co-writer on "Bed of Roses," which was set to be a single before a change in promo plans. Trisha Yearwood co-wrote the album closer, "How Do I Break It To My Heart."  Guest vocalists include Larry Stewart of Restless Heart, Rudy &amp; Steve Gatlin of Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers, Terry McBride &amp; Billy Thomas of McBride &amp; The Ride, Linda Davis and The Branson Brothers.</div>
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1113            LOVE IS STRANGE
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1117            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
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1126                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><span class="album-release"><em>Released: </em>September 11, 1990</span><br>
1127<br>
1128Produced by Jim Ed Norman &amp; Eric Prestidge<br>
1129<br>
1130Powered by the Top 10 Adult Contemporary hit, "Crazy In Love" and the title cut with Dolly Parton that peaked at #21 (U.S. Country) and #14 (Canada Country)—the first Kenny &amp; Dolly duet since 1985's chart-topping "Real Love"—<strong><em>Love Is Strange</em></strong> (Reprise Records) cracked the Top 25 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart. Surprisingly, the follow-up country singles:  "Lay My Body Down," co-written by Bob Morrison ("You Decorated My Life") and "What I Did For Love," co-written by Brent Maher, a frequent collaborator of Rogers in later years, did not chart. Performing guest harmony vocals on "Soldier Of Love" and "What I Did For Love" is Vince Gill.</div>
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1162            SOMETHING INSIDE SO STRONG
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1165                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1166            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
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1175                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released</em>:  May 2, 1989</p>
1176<p><span>1989 ACM AWARD NOMINATION: "Planet Texas" -</span><br>Kenny Rogers (Artist), Amanda Temple (Producer), Julian Temple (Director) - <span>Country Music Video of the Year</span></p>
1177<p>Produced by Jim Ed Norman &amp; Steve Dorff</p>
1178<p><span>Never one to rest on his laurels, Kenny Rogers' </span><em><span><strong>Something Inside So Strong</strong></span></em><span> (Reprise Records) has something for everybody, including the Top 10 smash (and popular wedding song) "The Vows Go Unbroken (Always True To You") plus dynamic duets with Gladys Knight ("If I Knew Then [What I Know Now]"), Anne Murray ("If I Ever Fall In Love Again"), Holly Dunn ("Maybe"), and Ronald Isley ("Love The Way You Do"). Lead-off single "When You Put Your Heart In It" was a #17 Adult Contemporary and #26 country hit...then came "Planet Texas" (#30 U.S. Country)...followed by "The Vows Go Unbroken," "If I Ever Fall In Love Again" (#28 U.S. Country and a Top 10 country and AC hit in Murray's native Canada) and "Maybe" (#25 U.S. Country).</span></p></div>
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1210            I PREFER THE MOONLIGHT
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1214            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
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1223                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released:</em> August 3, 1987</p>
1224<p>Produced by Brown Bannister, Larry Butler, Rob Galbraith, Richard Landis, Kyle Lehning, Brent Maher</p>
1225<p>The GRAMMY® Award-winning #1 (U.S. &amp; Canada) Kenny Rogers-Ronnie Milsap duet, "Make No Mistake, She's Mine" (Best Country Collaboration with Vocals), written by Kim Carnes and produced by Rob Galbraith and Kyle Lehning, is one of many bright spots found within <em><strong>I Prefer the Moonlight, </strong></em>Rogers' final album for RCA Records. The follow-up single title track with Carnes as a guest backing vocalist and Brown Bannister producing missed landing the coveted top position on the chart by one slot but was still a massive hit and "The Factory" (produced by Larry Butler) continued Rogers' white hot chart streak as a #6 hit on the Billboard Hot Country Singles &amp; Tracks chart. Juice Newton, Rogers' former label mate at Capitol Records, added harmony vocals on "We Fell In Love Anyway."   </p></div>
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1257            THEY DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THEY USED TO
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1260                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1261            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
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1270                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released</em>:  November 3, 1986</p>
1271<p>Produced by Jay Graydon, Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager, Kenny Mims, David Malloy</p>
1272<p><em><strong>They Don't Make Them Like They Used To</strong></em> (RCA Records) broke the Top 20 on the country album charts (and crossed over into the pop Billboard 200) with the #2 Hot Country and #15 Adult Contemporary hit "Twenty Years Ago" (Chicago's Bill Champlin joined Rogers as a guest vocalist on the song). The majority of the album was produced by GRAMMY® Award-winning guitarist, songwriter, and producer Jay Graydon, who co-wrote "Turn Your Love Around" by George Benson and "After The Love Has Gone" by Earth, Wind &amp; Fire.  The title track of Rogers' 1986 album, written and produced by Burt Bacharach and Carole Bayer Sager, was the theme song to the box office hit motion picture <em>Tough Guys </em><span>and released as a single that was successful on the Adult Contemporary chart. Interestingly, the song "You're My Love" (featuring El DeBarge on backing vocals) was written by Prince under the pseudonym "Joey Coco" and given to Rogers to record, at his request.  Rogers said Prince (unsurprisingly) played all instruments and sang all parts on the original demo he had first sent Rogers, but over the years the demo was misplaced, much to The Gambler's dismay.  The list of backing vocalists on </span><em><span>They Don't Make Them Like They Used To</span></em><span> is impressive—in addition to Champlin (on four songs) and DeBarge, Mr. Mister's frontman and renowned rock/pop studio harmony vocalist Richard Page lends his talents, as does Jason Scheff (who had just replaced Peter Cetera in Chicago a year prior), Peter Beckett of Player (and co-writer of the band's smash "Baby Come Back"), and Kin Vassy (Rogers' former bandmate in Kenny Rogers and the First Edition).  An all-star guitar lineup of Graydon, Toto's Steve Lukather, Michael Landau, Dann Huff, Billy Joe Walker Jr., and Kenny Mims played on the album, along with other master musicians including Michael Omartian (keyboards), bass players Abraham Laboriel, Nathan East and Neil Stubenhaus, and drummers Carlos Vega and John "JR" Robinson.</span></p></div>
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1304            THE HEART OF THE MATTER
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1317                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released</em>:  September 30, 1985</p>
1318<p>Produced by Sir George Martin</p>
1319<p>Produced by the "fifth Beatle" Sir George Martin, Kenny Rogers'<strong> The Heart of the Matter</strong> (RCA Records) produced two #1 country hits: "Morning Desire"<span>—</span>the only country #1 featuring a string arrangement by Martin<span>—</span>which also reached #8 on the Adult Contemporary chart and #72 on the Pop chart and "Tomb Of The Unknown Love."  Rogers once said "it may be the highlight of my personal career" when recalling his collaboration working in the studio with Martin, adding upon Martin's passing in 2016:  "He was a wonderful, incredibly gifted person...he brought a whole different touch to my life and my perspective of music...I don't know why he ever bothered to do an album with me, but I was thrilled and touched that he did, and I loved working with him...I'm only one of millions who will miss him greatly." <em>The Heart of the Matter</em> includes two songs written by singer/songwriter Dave Loggins (known for his hit "Please Come to Boston" and writing songs for Jimmy Buffett, Reba McEntire, Alabama, and Don Williams) including the smash "Morning Desire" and "You Made Me Feel Love." The song that opens Side 2 of the vinyl:  "The Best of Me" (written by David Foster, Jeremy Lubbock &amp; Richard Marx) was eventually released as a single twice by other artists, becoming a Top 10 hit for both Foster &amp; Olivia Newton-John in 1986 and Cliff Richard in 1989 (the song would later be cut by Barry Manilow and Michael Bublé and performed live in concert by Marx). Kenny Rogers Jr. joined his father in the recording studio and provided backing vocals for "You Made Me Feel Love" and "I Can't Believe Your Eyes." Other backing vocalists contributing their signature voices to <em>The Heart of the Matter </em>recording sessions included Richard Marx, Herb Pedersen (John Fogerty, Mudcrutch with Tom Petty, Gram Parsons, Linda Ronstadt, Stephen Stills), and on most of the album, you can hear the voices of Rogers' former First Edition bandmates Kin Vassy and Terry Williams effortlessly blending with Rogers' voice. Recorded partially at Rogers' own Lion Share Studios in Los Angeles, California, <em>The Heart of the Matter </em>was his 11th album to reach the coveted #1 spot on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart. Rogers' enduring popularity in the mid-'80s was on full display with this release.</p></div>
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1325                      <iframe allow="encrypted-media" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" height="380" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/0vG2Vud16KqlnMvogjNk6p" width="100%">
1326            </iframe>
1327                  </div>
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1329    </div>
1330  </div>
1331</div>
1332
1333  </div>
1334  <div class="catalog-item odd">
1335    
1336<div id="what-about-me" class="album-wrapper paragraph paragraph--type--musical-album paragraph--view-mode--default">
1337  
1338  
1339
1340  <div class="container">
1341    <div class="row" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicAlbum">
1342      <div class="album-item-1 col-12 col-md-5" itemprop="offers" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Offer">
1343        <div class="sticky">
1344                      <img itemprop="image" alt="paragraph.field_album_art.0.alt" width="100%" class="product-image mb-3" src="https://fileswift.com/sites/default/files/styles/card_
1344image/public/2023-10/Screen%20Shot%202023-10-20%20at%2012.29.25%20PM.png.webp?itok=GM9oycUh">
1345                              
1346                            </div>
1347      </div>
1348
1349      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1350                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1351            WHAT ABOUT ME?
1352          </h2>
1353        
1354                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1355            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
1356          </h3>
1357        
1358                  <div class="album-description mb-4" itemprop="description">
1359            
1360
1361
1362
1363
1364                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released:</em> August 27, 1984</p>
1365<p>Produced by Kenny Rogers &amp; David Foster</p>
1366<p>A successful collaborative streak with Kenny Rogers' former The New Christy Minstrels bandmate and GRAMMY® Award winner Kim Carnes continued in full force with the August 27, 1984 arrival of the country and pop superstar's second album on RCA Records: <em><strong>What About Me?</strong></em>, produced by Rogers and David Foster. The title track written by Rogers, Foster, and Richard Marx and performed as a trio featuring Rogers, Carnes and R&amp;B singer James Ingram, a GRAMMY® Award-winning, two-time Academy Award nominee, momentously launched the project as the first single from the album, reaching #1 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart (giving Marx his first #1 hit as a songwriter) and #15 on the Billboard Hot 100 (pop) chart. Marx and Rogers teamed up for the second consecutive #1 hit from the album:  "Crazy," which rocketed to the top spot on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and peaked at #5 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. Rogers covered Dolly Parton's self-penned story song "The Stranger" on the album, which continued Rogers' long Platinum streak, quickly selling over a million copies.</p></div>
1367            
1368          </div>
1369        
1370        <div class="album-tracks">
1371          
1372                      <iframe allow="encrypted-media" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" height="380" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/4UvKLRG4tRwJwsoOFMMBG9" width="100%">
1373            </iframe>
1374                  </div>
1375      </div>
1376    </div>
1377  </div>
1378</div>
1379
1380  </div>
1381  <div class="catalog-item even">
1382    
1383<div id="eyes-that-see-in-the-dark" class="album-wrapper paragraph paragraph--type--musical-album paragraph--view-mode--default">
1384  
1385  
1386
1387  <div class="container">
1388    <div class="row" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicAlbum">
1389      <div class="album-item-1 col-12 col-md-5" itemprop="offers" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Offer">
1390        <div class="sticky">
1391                      <img itemprop="image" alt="paragraph.field_album_art.0.alt" width="100%" class="product-image mb-3" src="https://fileswift.com/sites/default/files/styles/card_image/public/2026-05/kr_eyes-that-see-in-the-dark_cover.jpeg.webp?itok=cqNeOkZW">
1392                              
1393                            </div>
1394      </div>
1395
1396      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1397                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1398            EYES THAT SEE IN THE DARK
1399          </h2>
1400        
1401                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1402            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
1403          </h3>
1404        
1405                  <div class="album-description mb-4" itemprop="description">
1406            
1407
1408
1409
1410
1411                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released:</em> August 22, 1983</p>
1412<p><span>1984 ACM AWARD: "Islands In The Stream" -</span><br><span>Kenny Rogers &amp; Dolly Parton - Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal</span><br>Producers:  Barry Gibb, Albhy Galuten, &amp; Karl Richardson <span>(RCA Records)</span></p>
1413<p><span>1984 AMERICAN MUSIC AWARD: "Islands In The Stream" -</span><br><span>Kenny Rogers &amp; Dolly Parton - Favorite Country Song</span></p>
1414<p><span>1985 AMERICAN MUSIC AWARD:</span><br><span>Kenny Rogers - Favorite Country Album - </span><em><span>Eyes That See In The Dark</span></em></p>
1415<p><span>1985 AMERICAN MUSIC AWARD: </span><em><span>Eyes That See In The Dark</span></em><br><span>Kenny Rogers - Favorite Country Male Artist</span></p>
1416<p><span>1985 AMERICAN MUSIC AWARD: "Islands In The Stream" - </span><br><span>Kenny Rogers &amp; Dolly Parton - Favorite Country Song</span></p>
1417<p><span>1984 GRAMMY® AWARD NOMINATION: "Islands In The Stream" -</span><br><span>Kenny Rogers &amp; Dolly Parton - Single Record of the Year</span><br>Producers:  Barry Gibb, Albhy Galuten, &amp; Karl Richardson <span>(RCA Records)</span></p>
1418<p><span>1984 CMA AWARD NOMINATION: "Islands In The Stream" -</span><br><span>Kenny Rogers &amp; Dolly Parton - Single of the Year</span><br>Producers:  Barry Gibb, Albhy Galuten, &amp; Karl Richardson, Mixing Engineer:  Jeff McCormack <span>(RCA Records)</span></p>
1419<p><span>1984 CMA AWARD NOMINATION: </span><br><span>Kenny Rogers &amp; Dolly Parton - Vocal Duo of the Year</span></p>
1420<p><span>1984 ACM AWARD NOMINATION: </span><br><span>Kenny Rogers - Top Male Vocalist</span></p>
1421<p><span>2005 CMT BEST DUET OF ALL TIME: "Islands In The Stream" -</span><br><span>Kenny Rogers &amp; Dolly Parton</span></p>
1422<p><span>2024 ROLLING STONE 200 GREATEST COUNTRY SONGS OF ALL TIME (#104):</span><br>"Islands In The Stream" - <span>Kenny Rogers &amp; Dolly Parton</span></p>
1423<p>Produced by Gibb-Galuten-Richardson (Barry Gibb, <span>Albhy Galuten, &amp; Karl Richardson)</span></p>
1424<p><em><strong>Eyes That See in the Dark</strong></em> (RCA Records), produced by the extraordinary production team of Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees, Albhy Galuten, &amp; Karl Richardson, peaked at #1 in late October 1983 and commanded the top spot for an incredible 16 weeks. Rogers was known for finding a balanced blend of pop and country early in his solo career that gave him mass appeal and as a result, his singles and albums would routinely perform well on the all-genre, country and adult contemporary charts. </p>
1425<p>With <em>Eyes That See In The Dark</em>, that formula was taken to a whole new level driven by the insanely catchy duet with Dolly Parton, "Islands in the Stream"<span>—</span>a single written by the Bee Gees (Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, &amp; Maurice Gibb) that reached astonishing levels of success in the United States as a four-week #1 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart, three-week #1 on the Billboard Country chart (plus the #1 country chart song of 1983) and two-week #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 (Pop) chart en route to becoming a worldwide smash. The song hit #1 in Australia, Austria, and Canada; #2 in New Zealand, Norway and Ireland;
1425 and charted inside the Top 5 in Sweden, Belgium, Netherlands, South Africa and Venezuela. "Islands In The Stream" has been certified 3x Platinum in the U.S. (3,000,000 units/sales); 3x Platinum in the UK (1,800,000 units/sales); and 3x Platinum in Canada (240,000 units/sales).  "Islands In The Stream" earned Rogers &amp; Parton an ACM Award win, two American Music Awards, a GRAMMY® nomination and in 2005, CMT named the song its Best Duet of All Time. The song was recorded at the Bee Gees' personal studio, Middle Ear, in Miami, Rogers' own Lion Share Studios in Los Angeles and Ocean Way in Hollywood.</p>
1426<p><em>Eyes That See In The Dark</em>, which featured harmony vocals from the Bee Gees, as well as contributions on acoustic guitar by Barry Gibb and bass, guitar and synthesizer work by Maurice Gibb, also included the hits "This Woman" (#2 Billboard Adult Contemporary, #23 Billboard Pop); "Buried Treasure" (#3 Billboard Country); "Evening Star" (#11 Billboard Country), &amp; "Eyes That See In The Dark" (#4 Billboard Adult Contemporary, #30 Billboard Country). The Gatlin Brothers contributed background vocals on "Buried Treasure" and "Evening Star," though Barry and Maurice Gibb's backing vocals can also be heard on those tracks, as the original demo of the song was mixed into the final studio recording.</p>
1427<p><em>Eyes That See In The Dar</em>k earned Rogers an American Music Award for Favorite Country Album in 1985 and helped him score the American Music Award that same year for Favorite Country Male Artist as well as a 1984 ACM Award nomination for Top Male Vocalist.</p>
1428<p>Rogers once said of Gibb:  "<span>I am a Barry Gibb fan. He is a very talented musician and has always been so great to me. A friend for life. I look back fondly on the memories I have of working with Barry on my </span><em><span>Eyes That See In The Dark</span></em><span> album. It was an honor having Barry with me at my induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame."</span></p></div>
1429            
1430          </div>
1431        
1432        <div class="album-tracks">
1433          
1434                      <iframe allow="encrypted-media" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" height="380" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/1L06dwYigHbWD3LjBkUXgi" width="100%">
1435            </iframe>
1436                  </div>
1437      </div>
1438    </div>
1439  </div>
1440</div>
1441
1442  </div>
1443  <div class="catalog-item odd">
1444    
1445<div id="weve-got-tonight" class="album-wrapper paragraph paragraph--type--musical-album paragraph--view-mode--default">
1446  
1447  
1448
1449  <div class="container">
1450    <div class="row" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicAlbum">
1451      <div class="album-item-1 col-12 col-md-5" itemprop="offers" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Offer">
1452        <div class="sticky">
1453                      <img itemprop="image" alt="paragraph.field_album_art.0.alt" width="100%" class="product-image mb-3" src="https://fileswift.com/sites/default/files/styles/card_image/public/2023-10/Screen%20Shot%202023-10-20%20at%2012.04.56%20PM.png.webp?itok=MEngH3r-">
1454                              
1455                            </div>
1456      </div>
1457
1458      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1459                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1460            WE'VE GOT TONIGHT
1461          </h2>
1462        
1463                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1464            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
1465          </h3>
1466        
1467                  <div class="album-description mb-4" itemprop="description">
1468            
1469
1470
1471
1472
1473                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><em>Released:</em> January 24, 1983</p>
1474<p><span>1984 GRAMMY® AWARD NOMINATION: "All My Life" -</span><br><span>Kenny Rogers - Best Country Vocal Performance, Male</span></p>
1475<p><span>1984 ACM AWARD NOMINATION: </span><br><span>Kenny Rogers - Top Male Vocalist</span></p>
1476<p>Produced by David Foster, Kenny Rogers, Lionel Richie, Brent Maher, Randy Goodrum, James Anthony Carmichael</p>
1477<p><em><strong>We've Got Tonight</strong></em> (Liberty Records) includes the #1 Country, #2 Adult Contemporary and #6 Billboard Hot 100 title track duet with Sheena Easton, "We've Got Tonight" (penned by Bob Seger) that became a big hit in many other parts of the world, including Canada, Norway, Australia, Austria, New Zealand, Ireland and Belgium. The album shot to #3 on the country chart and #18 on the main Billboard (pop) album chart, quickly attaining Platinum status, and the momentum continued with the second single<span>—</span>an eventual GRAMMY®-nominated #1 hit ballad, "All My Life"<span>—</span>a song that showcases Rogers' powerful and far-reaching voice like perhaps never before. Also included is the Top 5 country hit, "Scarlet Fever"; a cover of "You Are So Beautiful" that frequently found a place in Rogers' concert set lists during this period; and "How Long," a song solely written and produced by close friend and R&amp;B legend Lionel Richie of The Commodores, who had become a frequent collaborator by this time for good reason following the success of such Richie-produced hits as "
1477Lady," "Through The Years," "I Don't Need You," and "Share Your Love With Me."  </p></div>
1478            
1479          </div>
1480        
1481        <div class="album-tracks">
1482          
1483                      <iframe allow="encrypted-media" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" height="380" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/50Mjw5tM0p8GZYT2sGgzIa" width="100%">
1484            </iframe>
1485                  </div>
1486      </div>
1487    </div>
1488  </div>
1489</div>
1490
1491  </div>
1492  <div class="catalog-item even">
1493    
1494<div id="love-will-turn-you-around" class="album-wrapper paragraph paragraph--type--musical-album paragraph--view-mode--default">
1495  
1496  
1497
1498  <div class="container">
1499    <div class="row" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicAlbum">
1500      <div class="album-item-1 col-12 col-md-5" itemprop="offers" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Offer">
1501        <div class="sticky">
1502                      <img itemprop="image" alt="paragraph.field_album_art.0.alt" width="100%" class="product-image mb-3" src="https://fileswift.com/sites/default/files/styles/card_image/public/2026-05/kr_love-will-turn-you-around_cover.jpg.webp?itok=cMXc6CVq">
1503                              
1504                            </div>
1505      </div>
1506
1507      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1508                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1509            LOVE WILL TURN YOU AROUND
1510          </h2>
1511        
1512                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1513            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
1514          </h3>
1515        
1516                  <div class="album-description mb-4" itemprop="description">
1517            
1518
1519
1520
1521
1522                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><strong>Love Will Turn You Around</strong> was released on August 1982 by Liberty Records. Produced by Kenny Rogers, the album includes the title track and "A Love Song." It reached No. 1 on the Country charts and showcases Rogers' continued success into the '80s.</p></div>
1523            
1524          </div>
1525        
1526        <div class="album-tracks">
1527          
1528                      <iframe allow="encrypted-media" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" height="380" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/1doRkjo3Rzxj3qPjeFc1w4" width="100%">
1529            </iframe>
1530                  </div>
1531      </div>
1532    </div>
1533  </div>
1534</div>
1535
1536  </div>
1537  <div class="catalog-item odd">
1538    
1539<div id="christmas" class="album-wrapper paragraph paragraph--type--musical-album paragraph--view-mode--default">
1540  
1541  
1542
1543  <div class="container">
1544    <div class="row" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicAlbum">
1545      <div class="album-item-1 col-12 col-md-5" itemprop="offers" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Offer">
1546        <div class="sticky">
1547                      <img itemprop="image" alt="paragraph.field_album_art.0.alt" width="100%" class="product-image mb-3" src="https://fileswift.com/sites/default/files/styles/card_image/public/2021-09/rogerskenny_20140807_christmas_front.jpg.webp?itok=soNzyXfZ">
1548                              
1549                            </div>
1550      </div>
1551
1552      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1553                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1554            CHRISTMAS
1555          </h2>
1556        
1557                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1558            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
1559          </h3>
1560        
1561                  <div class="album-description mb-4" itemprop="description">
1562            
1563
1564
1565
1566
1567                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><span class="album-release"><em>Release: </em>January 1, 1981</span><br></div>
1568            
1569          </div>
1570        
1571        <div class="album-tracks">
1572          
1573                      <iframe allow="encrypted-media" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" height="380" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/0RIaMmRLXWA15NyKC8hwRV" width="100%">
1574            </iframe>
1575                  </div>
1576      </div>
1577    </div>
1578  </div>
1579</div>
1580
1581  </div>
1582  <div class="catalog-item even">
1583    
1584<div id="share-your-love" class="album-wrapper paragraph paragraph--type--musical-album paragraph--view-mode--default">
1585  
1586  
1587
1588  <div class="container">
1589    <div class="row" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicAlbum">
1590      <div class="album-item-1 col-12 col-md-5" itemprop="offers" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Offer">
1591        <div class="sticky">
1592                      <img itemprop="image" alt="paragraph.field_album_art.0.alt" width="100%" class="product-image mb-3" src="https://fileswift.com/sites/default/files/styles/card_
1592image/public/2026-05/kr_share-your-love-cover.jpg.webp?itok=gI3P_MAf">
1593                              
1594                            </div>
1595      </div>
1596
1597      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1598                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1599            SHARE YOUR LOVE
1600          </h2>
1601        
1602                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1603            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
1604          </h3>
1605        
1606                  <div class="album-description mb-4" itemprop="description">
1607            
1608
1609
1610
1611
1612                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><strong>Share Your Love</strong> was released on August 1981 by Liberty Records. Produced by Lionel Richie, the album includes hits like "I Don't Need You" and "Through the Years." It reached No. 1 on the Country charts, further solidifying Rogers' status as a music icon.</p></div>
1613            
1614          </div>
1615        
1616        <div class="album-tracks">
1617          
1618                      <iframe allow="encrypted-media" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" height="380" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/0RlTMOUZMLq2Tmj6K9NgX6" width="100%">
1619            </iframe>
1620                  </div>
1621      </div>
1622    </div>
1623  </div>
1624</div>
1625
1626  </div>
1627  <div class="catalog-item odd">
1628    
1629<div id="gideon" class="album-wrapper paragraph paragraph--type--musical-album paragraph--view-mode--default">
1630  
1631  
1632
1633  <div class="container">
1634    <div class="row" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicAlbum">
1635      <div class="album-item-1 col-12 col-md-5" itemprop="offers" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Offer">
1636        <div class="sticky">
1637                      <img itemprop="image" alt="paragraph.field_album_art.0.alt" width="100%" class="product-image mb-3" src="https://fileswift.com/sites/default/files/styles/card_image/public/2026-05/kr-gideon-cover.jpeg.webp?itok=WXGbv4d6">
1638                              
1639                            </div>
1640      </div>
1641
1642      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1643                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1644            GIDEON
1645          </h2>
1646        
1647                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1648            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
1649          </h3>
1650        
1651                  <div class="album-description mb-4" itemprop="description">
1652            
1653
1654
1655
1656
1657                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><strong>Gideon</strong> was released on April 1980 by Liberty Records. The album includes tracks like "Don't Fall in Love with a Dreamer" featuring Kim Carnes. </p></div>
1658            
1659          </div>
1660        
1661        <div class="album-tracks">
1662          
1663                      <iframe allow="encrypted-media" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" height="380" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/5bxzSTp85ypZnJHFBD3lNb" width="100%">
1664            </iframe>
1665                  </div>
1666      </div>
1667    </div>
1668  </div>
1669</div>
1670
1671  </div>
1672  <div class="catalog-item even">
1673    
1674<div id="kenny" class="album-wrapper paragraph paragraph--type--musical-album paragraph--view-mode--default">
1675  
1676  
1677
1678  <div class="container">
1679    <div class="row" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicAlbum">
1680      <div class="album-item-1 col-12 col-md-5" itemprop="offers" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Offer">
1681        <div class="sticky">
1682                      <img itemprop="image" alt="paragraph.field_album_art.0.alt" width="100%" class="product-image mb-3" src="https://fileswift.com/sites/default/files/styles/card_image/public/2026-05/kr_kenny_cover.webp?itok=E6uV5cZI">
1683                              
1684                            </div>
1685      </div>
1686
1687      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1688                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1689            KENNY
1690          </h2>
1691        
1692                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1693            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
1694          </h3>
1695        
1696                  <div class="album-description mb-4" itemprop="description">
1697            
1698
1699
1700
1701
1702                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><strong>Kenny</strong> was released on September 1979 by United Artists Records. The album includes hits like "Coward of the County" and "You Decorated My Life." It reached No. 1 on the Country charts and showcases Rogers' continued success in the late '70s.</p></div>
1703            
1704          </div>
1705        
1706        <div class="album-tracks">
1707          
1708                      <iframe allow="encrypted-media" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" height="380" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/3dJ7K3zS6Ux7OFAWcG8eWI" width="100%">
1709            </iframe>
1710                  </div>
1711      </div>
1712    </div>
1713  </div>
1714</div>
1715
1716  </div>
1717  <div class="catalog-item odd">
1718    
1719<div id="the-gambler" class="album-wrapper paragraph paragraph--type--musical-album paragraph--view-mode--default">
1720  
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1731
1732      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1733                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1734            THE GAMBLER
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1738            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
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1746
1747                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><strong>The Gambler</strong> was released on November 15, 1978 by United Artists Records. Produced by Larry Butler, the album includes the iconic title track, "The Gambler," which not only topped the country charts but also won a Song of the Year Grammy. The album itself reached No. 1 on the Country charts and became one of Rogers' most celebrated works.</p></div>
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1776
1777      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1778                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1779            LOVE OR SOMETHING LIKE IT
1780          </h2>
1781        
1782                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1783            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
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1791
1792                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><strong>Love or Something Like It</strong> was released on August 1978 by United Artists Records. Produced by Larry Butler, the album includes tracks like "Love Or Something Like It" and "The Shirt." While the album didn't produce any charting singles, it contributed to Rogers' growing discography.</p></div>
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1795        
1796        <div class="album-tracks">
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1822      <div class="album-item-2 col-12 col-md-7">
1823                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1824            EVERY TIME TWO FOOLS COLLIDE
1825          </h2>
1826        
1827                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1828            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers and Dottie West</span>
1829          </h3>
1830        
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1834
1835
1836
1837                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><strong>Every Time Two Fools Collide</strong> was released on March 1978 by United Artists Records. Produced by Larry Butler, the album features Rogers' collaboration with Dottie West. The title track, a duet with West, became a chart-topping single, and the album reached No. 3 on the Country charts.</p></div>
1838            
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1841        <div class="album-tracks">
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1868                  <h2 class="album-title mb-2" itemprop="name">
1869            DAYTIME FRIENDS
1870          </h2>
1871        
1872                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1873            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
1874          </h3>
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1881
1882                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><strong>Daytime Friends</strong> was released on July 25, 1977 by United Artists Records. Produced by Larry Butler, the album produced two top 10 singles and reached No. 1 on the Country charts. The title track, "Daytime Friends," and "Sweet Music Man" became instant classics in Rogers' discography.</p></div>
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1914            KENNY ROGERS
1915          </h2>
1916        
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1918            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
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1926
1927                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><span class="album-release"><strong>Kenny Rogers</strong> was released on February 1977 by United Artists Group. Produced by Larry Butler, the album includes hits like "Laura (What He's Got That I Ain't Got?)" and "Lucille", the latter becoming one of Rogers' signature songs. The album reached No. 1 on the Country charts and established Rogers as a solo star.</span></p></div>
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1959            LOVE LIFTED ME
1960          </h2>
1961        
1962                  <h3 class="album-artist mb-4" itemprop="byArtist" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/MusicGroup">
1963            <span itemprop="name">Kenny Rogers</span>
1964          </h3>
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1972                        <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field-name-album-description musical_album__field-name-album-description musical_album__album-description"><p><strong>Love Lifted Me</strong> was released on February 14, 1976 by United Artists Group. The album, produced by Larry Butler, includes tracks like "Love Lifted Me" and "Homemade Love". While the album didn't produce any charting singles, it marked an early milestone in Rogers' solo career.</p></div>
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2224#sc-consent-reopen:hover,#sc-consent-reopen:focus{opacity:1}
2225@media print{ #sc-consent-reopen{display:none !important} }
2226</style>
2227<div id="sc-consent-banner" role="dialog" aria-live="polite" aria-label="Cookie consent" style="display:none">
2228  <div class="sc-consent-inner">
2229    <p>This website uses cookies to analyze traffic and improve your experience. You can accept or reject analytics cookies. <a href="https://kennyrogers.com/privacy">Learn more</a></p>
2230    <div class="sc-consent-actions">
2231      <button type="button" class="sc-consent-reject">Reject</button>
2232      <button type="button" class="sc-consent-accept">Accept</button>
2233    </div>
2234  </div>
2235</div>
2236<button type="button" id="sc-consent-reopen">Cookie settings</button>
2237<script>
2238(function(){
2239  function getConsent(){var m=document.cookie.match(/(?:^|;\s*)sc_consent=(granted|denied)/);return m?m[1]:null;}
2240  function setConsent(v){var d=new Date();d.setTime(d.getTime()+31536000000);document.cookie='sc_consent='+v+';expires='+d.toUTCString()+';path=/;SameSite=Lax';}
2241  function gtagUpdate(v){if(typeof gtag==='function'){gtag('consent','update',{ad_storage:v,ad_user_data:v,ad_personalization:v,analytics_storage:v});}}
2242  // Rebuild a node tree so any 
2242<script> inside it actually executes when inserted.
2243  function reanimate(node){
2244    if(node.nodeType===1&&node.tagName==='SCRIPT'){
2245      var s=document.createElement('script');
2246      for(var j=0;j<node.attributes.length;j++){var a=node.attributes[j];s.setAttribute(a.name,a.value);}
2247      if(!node.src){s.text=node.textContent;}
2248      return s;
2249    }
2250    var c=node.cloneNode(false),k=node.childNodes;
2251    for(var i=0;i<k.length;i++){c.appendChild(reanimate(k[i]));}
2252    return c;
2253  }
2254  // Turn every inert gated item for this category live so it executes.
2255  function activate(cat){
2256    // Single inert tags (e.g. Facebook Pixel).
2257    var list=document.querySelectorAll('script[type="text/plain"][data-consent="'+cat+'"]');
2258    for(var i=0;i<list.length;i++){
2259      var old=list[i],s=document.createElement('script');
2260      for(var j=0;j<old.attributes.length;j++){var a=old.attributes[j];if(a.name!=='type'&&a.name!=='data-consent'){s.setAttribute(a.name,a.value);}}
2261      if(!old.src){s.text=old.textContent;}
2262      old.parentNode.replaceChild(s,old);
2263    }
2264    // Inert embed blobs (Sitewide Pixels) held in <template>.
2265    var tpls=document.querySelectorAll('template[data-consent="'+cat+'"]');
2266    for(var t=0;t<tpls.length;t++){
2267      var tpl=tpls[t],frag=document.createDocumentFragment(),kids=tpl.content.childNodes;
2268      for(var m=0;m<kids.length;m++){frag.appendChild(reanimate(kids[m]));}
2269      tpl.parentNode.insertBefore(frag,tpl);
2270    }
2271  }
2272  function grant(){gtagUpdate('granted');activate('marketing');}
2273  // Returning visitor who already accepted: activate immediately (no banner shown).
2274  if(getConsent()==='granted'){grant();}
2275  var b=document.getElementById('sc-consent-banner');
2276  if(!b)return;
2277  var reopen=document.getElementById('sc-consent-reopen');
2278  // Any element the site author places (e.g. a footer link) can reopen the banner.
2279  // When at least one exists we suppress our own corner button and use theirs.
2280  var authored=document.querySelectorAll('[data-sc-consent-settings],a[href="#sc-consent-settings"]');
2281  function showBanner(){b.style.display='block';if(reopen){reopen.style.display='none';}}
2282  function hideBanner(){
2283    b.style.display='none';
2284    // Consent must be withdrawable as easily as it was given, so once a choice
2285    // exists we always leave a way back to the banner.
2286    if(reopen&&!authored.length){reopen.style.display='block';}
2287  }
2288  if(reopen&&authored.length){reopen.parentNode.removeChild(reopen);reopen=null;}
2289  for(var q=0;q<authored.length;q++){
2290    authored[q].addEventListener('click',function(e){e.preventDefault();showBanner();});
2291  }
2292  if(reopen){reopen.addEventListener('click',showBanner);}
2293  if(!getConsent()){showBanner();}else if(reopen){reopen.style.display='block';}
2294  b.querySelector('.sc-consent-accept').addEventListener('click',function(){setConsent('granted');grant();hideBanner();});
2295  b.querySelector('.sc-consent-reject').addEventListener('click',function(){
2296    var had=getConsent();
2297    setConsent('denied');gtagUpdate('denied');hideBanner();
2298    // Withdrawing after having accepted: the gated scripts have already run and
2299    // cannot be unloaded, so reload to a clean state where they stay inert.
2300    if(had==='granted'){window.location.reload();}
2301  });
2302})();
2303</script>
2303
2304
2305    
2306</body>
2307
2308</html>

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