Fifty years ago today, Glen Campbell was at the top of the country chart with a song he felt he was meant to record.

The music of a late legend will be reprised in “Southern Nights: Michael Ingersoll Sings Glen Campbell” Oct. 17-18 at Marriott Theatre.

Despite becoming one of his signature songs, once released, Toussaint’s “Southern Nights” never charted until Jimmy Webb suggested Glen Campbell give it a listen.

Did You Know …: Campbell’s daughter Ashley is signed with Dot Records. Required Reading: Top 10 Glen Campbell Songs, A Photographic Look Back at Glen Campbell’s Career, Glen Campbell Through ...

Fans Remember Beloved 'Wichita Lineman' Singer on the Anniversary of His Death: 'Makes Your Heart Ache' originally appeared on Parade. When Glen Campbell died at the age of 81 on this day in 2017 ...

From 1962 through 2014, Campbell placed 75 songs on the country charts, including five No. 1's. Thirty-seven of his 75 country chart songs also placed on the pop music charts.

In a career that spans five decades, Campbell has had 81 hits on the charts. June 22, 2011— -- Country music icon Glen Campbell has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, the singer and his ...

As the accolades poured in for Campbell and Webb for ‘Phoenix,’ the songwriter soon proved to be no one-hit-wonder by penning more songs for Campbell and other artists, including Richard ...

Glen Campbell, "See You There" (Surfdog)Overall, though, this is a testament that Campbell has remained a potent interpreter of good songs. Proof comes not only in how he hits the notes of a ...

This Story Behind the Song tells the story of songwriter Jimmy Webb and how his song "Wichita Lineman" got recorded by Glen Campbell.