Tim McGraw’s winning streak continued with the publication of his fifth album, “A Place in the Sun,” in 1999. It debuted at the top of the US country and pop album charts and sold a total of 3 million copies. The album became McGraw’s first to peak at number one on the Billboard 200 with remarkable sales of over 251,000 copies in its first week.
The “A Place in the Sun” soundtrack’s “Please Remember Me,” “Something Like That,” “My Best Friend,” and “My Next Thirty Years” all reached the top of the U.S. country music charts. Another track from the album, “Some Things Never Change,” peaked at number seven on the charts.
At this time, McGraw collaborated with other bands, showcasing his talent and adaptability. He co-wrote “Milk Cow Blues” with Asleep at the Wheel on the Grammy-winning Bob Wills tribute album “Ride With Bob.” Additionally, he and his wife Faith Hill worked together on two duets that appeared on both of her albums.
The song “Just to Hear You Say That You Love Me” from her multi-platinum-certified album “Faith” reached position five on the US country charts. On Hill’s third album, “Breathe,” they continued to collaborate on the song “Let’s Make Love,” which in 2000 won the Grammy for Best Country Vocal Collaboration.
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After nearly 27 years of marriage, Tim and Faith’s deep bond is still going strong.
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Hill opened for McGraw on his 1996 Spontaneous Combustion tour, and the couple married later that year. The country musicians have been married for almost two decades and have three daughters.