Randy Travis 20 photos - "Three Wooden Crosses": Released in 2002 during his gospel period, this song returned Travis to the top of the charts after a nine-year absence.

Released in 1987, the song was Travis’ third No. 1 and won the Grammy Award for best country & western song and the Academy of Country Music’s song of the year.

Released in 1987, the song was Travis’ third No. 1 and won the Grammy Award for best country & western song and the Academy of Country Music’s song of the year.

Released in 1987, the song was Travis’ third No. 1 and won the Grammy Award for best country & western song and the Academy of Country Music’s song of the year.

Released in 1987, the song was Travis' third No. 1 and won the Grammy Award for best country & western song and the Academy of Country Music's song of the year.

Released in 1987, the song was Travis' third No. 1 and won the Grammy Award for best country & western song and the Academy of Country Music's song of the year.

One of the best of the new tracks was 'Meet Me Under the Mistletoe,' a light-hearted song about a couple who are so busy at holiday time that they have had no time together. "Meet me under the ...

65-year-old Country Music Hall of Famer and musical icon Randy Travis has released "Where That Came From," his first new music in over a decade. How the track came to be thanks to AI.

Randy Travis liked this song so much, he released it twice. The first time around, way back in 1985, "On the Other Hand" didn't even see the Top 50 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles chart.

Randy Travis Fans Are Saying 'Amen' to Emotional Tribute Performance originally appeared on Parade. Country music legend ...

Released in 1987, the song was Travis' third No. 1 and won the Grammy Award for best country & western song and the Academy of Country Music's song of the year.

Released in 1987, the song was Travis' third No. 1 and won the Grammy Award for best country & western song and the Academy of Country Music's song of the year.