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Chiseled in Stone

His first Columbia album, which reached seven on the country album chart.
Vern Gosdin, 1988

Bob Montgomery produced and Buck Jarrell engineered. Gosdin sang lead, with Mark Casstevens on acoustic guitar, Sonny Garrish and Jim Vest on steel, Hoot Hester on fiddle, Jerry Kroon on drums, Ron Oates on keyboards, Billy Sanford on electric guitar and Bob Wray on bass. The singles were "Do You Believe Me Now" (November 7, 1987), "Set 'Em Up Joe" (April 1988), "Chiseled in Stone" (August 27, 1988) and "Who You Gonna Blame It On This Time" (January 7, 1989). It was the CMA's album of the year nominee for 1988 and the ACM's for 1989, and AllMusic's Thom Jurek gave it five stars.

Track listing

  1. Do You Believe Me Now3:37
  2. Tight as Twin Fiddles2:04
  3. Is It Raining at Your House3:00
  4. Set 'Em Up Joe2:26
  5. There Ain't Nothing Wrong (Just Ain't Nothing Right)4:32
  6. Chiseled in Stone3:51
  7. Who You Gonna Blame It On This Time2:51
  8. It's Not Over, Yet3:59
  9. Nobody Calls from Vegas Just to Say Hello2:28
  10. I Guess I Had Your Leavin' Coming3:15

More from Vern Gosdin

Till The End (1977), Never My Love (1978), You've Got Somebody (1979), Dream Lady (1982), If You're Gonna Do Me Wrong (Do It Right) (1983), Music To My Mind (1983), There Is A Season (1984), If Jesus Comes Tomorrow (What Then) (1984), Time Stood Still (1985), Alone (1989), Out Of My Heart (1991), Rough Around The Edges (1992), Nickels And Dimes And Love (1993), The Gospel Album (1995), The Voice (1998)

Sources

  1. Chiseled in Stone (album), Wikipedia
  2. Vern Gosdin, Wikipedia