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Garth Brooks is truly a living legend. Besides being named the ACM's Artist of the Decade for the 1990s, Garth has collected two Grammys, five World Music Awards, 10 People's Choice Awards, 11 CMA Awards, 16 American Music Awards, 18 ACM Awards, and 24 Billboard Music Awards.
Before he became the superstar we know and love today, Garth spent several years struggling, even quitting the business, before he finally got a record deal. Garth shares his story of the excitement he felt hearing his first single on the radio for the first time.
"I was driving in Nashville," Garth tells The Boot. "There's a segment where I-65 doglegs with I-40 for about a mile. I was on that piece of road the first time I heard 'Much Too Young.' When it was over, I switched over to the other radio station, because there were two there at the time. When I switched over, it was right in the middle of the song on that one as well. It was pretty cool!
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