Diamond Rio performing live This page is about the country band. For information about the MP3 player, see Rio PMP300 Diamond Rio is a country band formed in 1989. They consist of Marty Roe (Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar), Jimmy Olander (Guitar, Banjo), Dana Williams (Bass, Vocals), Dan Truman (Keyboards) Gene Johnson (Mandolin, Vocals, Banjo, Fiddle, Guitar), and Brian Prout (Drums). They are members of the Grand Ole Opry. Diamond Rio released their debut, Diamond Rio, in 1991. It spawned five Top 10 Country hits, including the #1 hit "Meet in the Middle", and went platinum. Their second album, Close to the Edge, released the following year, had three Top 10 singles and went gold. In 1994, their third album was released. Love a Little Stronger wasn't very successful commercially, but did produce another Top 5 single in the title track. The mid-90's marked both a low point in album-naming creativity and a high point in chart success. Their fourth album, innovatively titled IV and released in 1996, spun off three Top 5 singles. (One of these, "It's All In Your Head", featured a video with Martin Sheen as a fiery preacher engaged in snake handling, mirroring the lyrics of the song.) In 1997, Diamond Rio released its first greatest hits album, entitled Greatest Hits. The album had two brand-new songs: "How Your Love Makes Me Feel" hit #1, and "Imagine That" became yet another top 5 hit. In 1998, Unbelievable was released, giving the band two more top 5 singles. The title track also reached the top 40 on the Pop charts. In 2001, the band released One More Day, whose title track became another chart-topper. The following year, the band released Completely, whose lead track, "Beautiful Mess", became their 4th #1 hit. The album also spawned another #1 single in "I Believe". Their second Greatest Hits album is scheduled to be released May 9th, 2006. (Note that all chart positions are from the country charts unless noted otherwise.) Singles [1] Year Title Chart Positions Album US Hot 100 US Country R & R 1991 "Meet in the Middle" - #1 #1 Diamond Rio 1991 "Mirror Mirror" - #3 #3 Diamond Rio 1992 "Mama Don’t Forget to Pray For Me" - #9 #5 Diamond Rio 1992 "Norma Jean Riley" - #2 #1 Diamond Rio 1992 "Nowhere Bound" - #7 #4 Diamond Rio 1993 "In A Week or Two" - #2 #2 Close to the Edge 1993 “Oh Me, Oh My, Sweet Baby" - #5 - Close To The Edge 1993 "This Romeo Ain’t Got Julie Yet" - #13 #9 Close to the Edge 1994 "Sawmill Road" - #21 #15 Close To The Edge 1994 "Love a Little Stronger" - #2 #1 Love a Little Stronger 1995 "Night is Fallin' in My Heart" - #9 #8 Love a Little Stronger 1995 "Bubba Hyde" - #16 #15 Love a Little Stronger 1995 "Finish What We Started" - #19 #15 Love a Little Stronger 1996 "Walkin' Away" - #2 #1 IV 1996 "That’s What I Get For Loving You" - #4 #3 IV 1996 "It's All in Your Head" - #15 #17 IV 1997 "Holdin’" - #4 #2 IV 1997 "How Your Love Makes Me Feel" - #1 #2 Greatest Hits 1998 "Imagine That" - #4 #4 Greatest Hits 1998 "You’re Gone" - #4 #4 Unbelievable 1999 "Unbelievable" #36 #2 #2 Unbelievable 1999 "I Know How the River Feels" - #33 #27 Unbelievable 2000 "Stuff" - #36 #31 One More Day 2001 "One More Day" #29 #1 #1 One More Day 2001 "Sweet Summer" - #18 #15 One More Day 2001 "That’s Just That" - #42 #37 One More Day 2002 "Beautiful Mess" #28 #1 #1 Completely 2003 "I Believe" #31 #1 #1 Completely 2003 "Wrinkles" - #16 #15 Completely 2004 "We All Fall Down" - #45 #45 Completely 2006 "God Only Cries" - #30 - Greatest Hits II References ^ Billboard Magazine Online, [1] External links Diamond Rio website Grand Ole Opry website Diamond Rio lyrics Search Term: "Diamond_Rio" Category: Country music groups

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