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Fires Don't Start Themselves | Darius Rucker | 03:45 | |
Wagon Wheel | Darius Rucker | 04:58 | |
Southern Comfort | Darius Rucker | 03:10 | |
Take Me Home | Darius Rucker | 04:09 | |
Homegrown Honey | Darius Rucker | 03:24 | |
Beers And Sunshine | Darius Rucker | 02:58 | |
Alright | Darius Rucker | 03:51 | |
Only Wanna Be With You | Darius Rucker | 05:05 | |
Shine | Darius Rucker | 04:12 | |
Have A Good Time | Darius Rucker | 03:31 |
American singer Darius Rucker hit the big time as frontman for his group Hootie & The Blowfish with hit records and a Grammy Award before he pursued a solo career as a country singer. His cover of the Bob Dylan and Ketch Secor song 'Wagon Wheel', with backing by Lady Antebellum, topped Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart and peaked at number 15 on the Hot 100 Chart in 2013. It also earned him a Grammy Award for Best Solo Performance, having won one with Hootie & The Blowfish for 'Let Her Cry' in 1994.
Born in South Carolina to a single mother, he sang in church as a child and formed Hootie & The Blowfish while attending the University of Southern Carolina. The band released six studio albums and established a large fan base. He made his solo recording debut in 2002 with an R&B album titled 'Back to Then' but later switched to country music for the album 'Learn to Live', which went to number one on the Top Country Albums Chart and number five on the Billboard 200 in 2008. He made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry that year and a single from the album 'Don't Think I Don't Think About It' topped the Hot Country Songs Chart. Two other singles also were number one hits: 'It Won't Be Like This for Long' and 'Alright'. Rucker has remained a solo artist with regular tours and a series of recordings. 'True Believers' hit number one on the Top Country Albums Chart and number two on the Billboard 200 in 2013. 'Charleston, SC' was number one on the Country Albums Chart and number two on the Billboard 200 in 2010, 'Southern Style' topped the Country Chart and went to number seven on the Billboard 200 in 2015, and 'Home for the Holidays' reached number three on the Country Chart and number 25 on the 200 in 2014.