T.G. Sheppard
T.G. Sheppard was born Thomas Grant Sheppard in Houston, Texas. He started singing in church choirs as a kid and picked up the guitar early on. In 1974, he...
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T.G. Sheppard was born Thomas Grant Sheppard in Houston, Texas. He started singing in church choirs as a kid and picked up the guitar early on. In 1974, he put out his first album, which was self-titled, and the single 'Devil in the Bottle' got him noticed with a top-five country hit.
His songs like 'Last Cheaters Waltz' and 'Do You Want To Go To Heaven' kept him on the radio through the 1970s and 80s. He had a knack for straightforward country storytelling, often about relationships and everyday struggles, without much studio fuss.
Sheppard dealt with some personal issues in the late 70s, including problems with alcohol, and later had a legal fight with his label that slowed things down in the 90s. He kept recording afterward, though, and songs like 'Finally' and 'Happy Together' showed he could still connect with an audience that liked his uncomplicated style.
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