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On This Day in 1991, “The Nicest Guy in Nashville” Joined the Grand Ole Opry—Years After Choosing His Daughter’s Talent Show Over His First Invitation
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On this day (August 10) in 1991, Vince Gill was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry by country legend Roy Acuff.
Most country musicians dream of making it to the Grand Ole Opry.
Vince Gill Turned Down His First Offer to Play on the Grand Ole OpryWhen Vince Gill isn’t on the road, there’s a good chance he’ll be on the Grand Ole Opry stage.
Keeping the Opry FreshA little more than 20 years ago, when Vince Gill spoke to MTV News, he stressed the importance of bringing new artists into the Grand Ole Opry.
[RELATED: Vince Gill Invites One of Nashville’s Most Respected Musicians To Join the Grand Ole Opry]Recently, Gill invited Charlie Worsham, an up-and-coming recording artist and member of his backing band, to join the Opry.