Glen Campbell

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On This Day in 1968, the “Rhinestone Cowboy” Recorded His First Career No. 1 Hit

By Erinn Callahan
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01.09.26

On This Day in 1969, Glen Campbell Recorded a No. 1 Hit About a Homesick Soldier That Became an Unexpected Protest Song

By Clayton Edwards
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01.07.26

“George Jones Was Right When He Sang ‘Who’s Gonna Fill Their Shoes’”: A Throwback Look at Roy Acuff and Glen Campbell’s Shared Country Roots

By Chris Piner
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12.24.25

The “Ungodly” Music This Soft-Rock Duo Made (Alongside Glen Campbell) Before Making This Mellow 1972 Classic

By Melanie Davis
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12.21.25

On This Day in 1968, Glen Campbell Topped This Chart for the First (And Only) Time Thanks to His Signature Geographic-Based Formula

By Erinn Callahan
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12.12.25

Glen Campbell Never Wanted to Be a Performing Artist, but This 1960s Career Move Made It Happen

By Melanie Davis
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11.30.25

On This Day in 1968, Glen Campbell Scored a Generational Crossover Hit by Expressing the Inexpressible: “The Yearning That Goes Beyond Yearning”

By Erinn Callahan
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11.12.25

3 of Glen Campbell’s Best Songs From the 1970s

By Gayle Thompson
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11.05.25

Glen Campbell Cried When He First Heard His Future Hit, and the Session Musicians Playing on It Felt the Same Way

By Melanie Davis
On This Day

10.23.25

On This Day in 1967, Glen Campbell Turned a Jimmy Webb-Penned Song Into a Classic “Succinct Tale” With an O. Henry-Esque Twist

By Gayle Thompson
On This Day

10.22.25

On This Day in 1968, Glen Campbell Was at No. 1 With the Album That Put Him on the Map and a Title Track That Served as a TV Theme Song

By Clayton Edwards
The List

10.17.25

4 Times Glen Campbell Covered Bob Dylan From the Early 1960s to His Final Album

By Tina Benitez-Eves

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