Alabama Music Hall of Fame Achiever


ROBERT BYRNE

robert byrne

Instruments: Songwriter, Producer
Date of Birth: July 10, 1954
Place of Birth: Detroit, Michigan
Home: Muscle Shoals, Alabama

 

In 1977, songwriter-singer Robert Byrne won the American Song Festival professional division grand prize, the next year he won the professional country category prize.

He has had songs recorded by Alabama, Ronnie Milsap, Johnny Rivers, Helen Reddy, Dr. Hook, Roy Orbison, Mac Davis, Mickey Gilley, T.G. Sheppard, Captain and Tennille, The Osmonds, Englebert Humperdinck, Dottie West, The Carpenters, Thelma Houston, Anne Murray, Earl Thomas Conley, Shenandoah, The Forester Sisters, Johnny Lee, and Gary Morris.

Byrne passed away on June 27, 2005



Song Title Recording Artist Chart* Year
How Do I Turn You On Ronnie Milsap 1 1987
I Can't Win For Losin' You Earl Thomas Conley 1 1987
I Didn't Know My Own Strength Lorrie Morgan 1 1995
Once In A Blue Moon Earl Thomas Conley 1 1986
That Was A Close One Earl Thomas Conley 1 1987
Two Dozen Roses Shenandoah 1 1989
What I'd Say Earl Thomas Conley 1 1989
Half Past Forever T. G. Sheppard 2 1987
A Girl's Gotta Do Mindy McCready 4 1997
See If I Care Shenandoah 6 1990
I Got You Shenandoah 7 1991
Men Forester Sisters 8 1991
Shadow Of A Doubt Earl Thomas Conley 8 1991
Song Title Recording Artist Chart* Year
After The Storm Wynn Stewart 8 1976
She Doesn't Cry Anymore Shenandoah 9 1988
All Is Fair In Love And War Ronnie Milsap 11 1992
Save The Last Chance For Me Johnny Lee 12 1986
I'll Stop Loving You Mike Reid 23 1992
Hold Me Like You Never Had Me Randy Parton 30 1981
When You Were Mine Shenandoah 38 1991

*Chart position is based on Billboard Magazine Pop, Country, R&B, & A/C Charts. Other music industry charts may have shown higher chart positions.

 

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