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Ronnie Milsap
Ronnie Milsap was Born in January 16, 1943 in Robbinsville, North Carolina, Ronnie Milsap is an American Country/Pop Singer and Musician. He was one of Country Music's most popular singers in the 1970s and 1980s. He became Country Music's first blind superstar. He was one of the many crossover Country singers in Country Music at this time, which was also called Country Pop. His biggest crossover hits include No Gettin' over Me, Smoky Mountain Rain, and Lost in the Fifties Tonight. He is credited with forty number one songs, third only to George Strait and Conway Twitty.

Biography
Early Life & Rise to Fame:
Ronnie Milsap was one of Country Music's most influential artists in the 70s and 80s, becoming one of Country's biggest stars, appealing to both Country and Pop markets. Milsap was born blind. Milsap lived with his grandparents until the age of six, when he was placed in the State School for the Blind in Raleigh, North Carolina. When Milsap was seven, his instructors noticed his musical talents, and he soon began studying classical music formally. Soon, Milsap became interested in rock and roll music and soon formed a Rock band called The Apparitions Milsap was awarded a full college scholarship and attended college briefly in Atlanta, Georgia, until he decided to become a full-time musician. In the early 1960s, he got his first professional gig.

He released his first single, Total Disaster, in 1963 at the age of twenty. Milsap moved to Memphis, Tennessee to become a session musician. He frequently worked in Memphis and can be heard playing the piano on the Elvis Presley hit Kentucky Rain. He also sang harmony on another Presley hit, Don't Cry Daddy. In 1970, Milsap enjoyed brief pop music success with Loving You Is a Natural Thing. After that success, he released his debut album.

1973 - 1979: (All Together Now) Let's Fall Apart:
In 1973, Milsap moved to Nashville to pursue his dream of Country Music recognition. In 1973, he was signed onto RCA Records. He released his first single from RCA that year called I Hate You, which became his first Country hit and also just breaking the Country Top 10. Another single he released that year became a hit called (All Together Now) Let's Fall Apart, which also just broke the Country Top 10 in 1973. The next year, 1974 his two singles Pure Love and then Please Don't Tell Me How the Story Ends went on #1.

Later he scored another #1 hit with Daydreams about Night Things. The remarkable thing was that he didn't leave the Country Top Ten for 15 years straight. In 1977, he crossed over to the Pop Music charts with his #1 Country hit It Was Almost Like a Song. The song became a Top 20 hit on the Pop charts and was also a Top Ten Adult Contemporary hit. However, it was his only crossover hit in the 1970s. 1980-1992: Moving Towards Country-Pop:

Milsap changed many things in 1980. He had a list of hit songs that year which are as under ? Cowboys and Clowns
? Misery Loves Company
? My Heart
? Silent Night (After the Fight)

In 1981 he had done some pop music crossover which was again success for Milsap. That year, two songs were crossover hits, There's No Gettin' Over Me and Smoky Mountain Rain. There's No Gettin' Over Me Milsap's biggest hit on the Pop charts, making it to the Top 5, as well as being an Adult Contemporary hit for him.

In 1982, he had other crossover hits, with the songs ? He Got You
? Any Day Now
? I Wouldn't Have Missed It For the World. These songs were big Pop hits, making Milsap one of Country Music's most successful crossover singers. He was not the only crossover superstar in Country Music at the time.

Between 1985 and 1987, Milsap enjoyed uninterrupted hits, enjoying his biggest success at this time. The big #1 hits were • She Keeps My Fire Burning
• In Love
• Snap Your Fingers
• Where Do the Nights Go In 1989, Milsap had his last #1 hit with A Woman in Love. By 1992, Milsap's chart success faded away, but he didn't stop touring the country. He has remained as one of Country Music's most popular concert attractions.

1993-Present: Life Today
Ronnie Milsap has remained one of Country Music's greatest influences. His biography has been featured on A&E Networks's Biography television series. He has been featured on CMT's numerous shows, including 40 Greatest Men of Country Music. Milsap has 40 number 1 hits, which few Country singers have achieved.

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