Glen Campbell

Glen Campbell had already enjoyed success as a session guitarist and surrogate member of the Beach Boys when he scored his first big hit, "Gentle On My Mind," in 1967. In the following few years Campbell climbed the country and pop charts with a number of Jimmy Webb compositions, among them "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" and "Wichita Lineman." His career hit a second peak in the '70s, thanks in large part to the hit "Rhinestone Cowboy." In the '80s Campbell recorded a number of gospel albums as well.

• Anne Murray
• Bobbie Gentry
• Bobby Goldsboro
• Charley Pride
• Dan Seals
• John Hartford
• Johnny Rivers (Pop)
• Kris Kristofferson/Rita Coolidge
• Mac Davis
• Rick Nelson
• Roger Miller (Country)
• Tom T. Hall

• Charlie Rich
• Chet Atkins
• Elvis Presley
• Hank Williams
• Jimmy Webb
• John Hartford
• Merle Haggard/George Jones/Conway Twitty
• Merle Travis
• Roy Orbison
• The Beach Boys
• Willie Nelson

• Alabama
• Brooks & Dunn
• Chris LeDoux
• George Strait
• Hank Williams Jr.
• Larry Gatlin/The Gatlin Brothers
• Lee Greenwood
• Richard Hawley
• Ronnie Milsap
• Sawyer Brown
• Travis Tritt

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