Grand Ole Opry Member
-- since 1992

Marty Stuart. Singer. Songwriter. Poet. Theatrical composer. Musician. Photographer. Collector. Actor. Producer. Historian. Raconteur. Executive. Entertainer. Nashville's International Ambassador of Tourism. Author. Bluegrass aficionado. Commercial pitchman. TV host. Comic book hero.

With an ever increasing list of accomplishments and achievements, the high-spirited Mississippi native defies categorization. Even Marty himself can't pinpoint his "role" – and that's the way he likes it.

 "I really don't know where I fit in the music business," he says. "I just love to work. There are so many things I enjoy doing...The bottom line for me is to make good music and be the best that I can. I don't worry about where my place is. Actually, for most of my life I've not fit in and that's fine by me."

Everything about Marty Stuart – from the hand-tailored stage-wear to his ever-present mandolin – is instinctive, drawn from his vast palette of experiences. "I've always been influenced by what I was into at the moment," he says. "I've always enjoyed artists, whether they are artists who paint or artists who make music. I love people who are open and people who are evolving at all times."

Marty Stuart with Richard De La Font

Marty hasn't assembled what could be the largest collection of country music memorabilia in the world because it's trendy. He's done it because he has a genuine interest in preserving the rich heritage of the music he loves so much. He isn't the president of the Country Music Foundation because it looks good on a resume. He does it because he wants to help further the Foundation's role in ensuring that generations to come have a Hall of Fame to visit.

And just when you think Marty's plate is surely overflowing, you recall that he's still entertaining country fans at concerts nationwide. His high-energy shows are fun-filled romps that make audiences laugh, clap their hands, stomp their feet, sing along and beg for more.

In an age of specialization, Marty Stuart continues to "specialize" in diversity. If there's anyone today who can rival Marty for the title "Country Music's Renaissance Man," they've yet to make their presence known.

Awards include --

• Grammy Best Country Collaboration With Vocals 1998
• TNN/Music City News Vocal Collaboration of the Year 1993
• CMA Vocal Event of the Year 1992
• Grammy Best Country Collaboration With Vocals 1992

Hit songs include --

• Tempted
• Burn Me Down
• This One's Gonna Hurt You (For a Long, Long Time)
• Hillbilly Rock
• Little Things
• Till I Found You
• Now That's Country
• Arlene
• Western Girls
• Honky Tonkin's What I Do Beset
• High On a Mountain Top
• Kiss Me, I'm Gone
• You Can't Stop Love
• Cry Cry Cry
• Hey Baby

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