Tony Rich Project
The Tony Rich Project formed in 1992 around singer Tony Rich, who had moved from Mobile, Alabama to Nashville in the early 1990s. He worked with his brother...
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The Tony Rich Project formed in 1992 around singer Tony Rich, who had moved from Mobile, Alabama to Nashville in the early 1990s. He worked with his brother Kenny on drums and a small group of musicians, playing local shows and developing material. Their debut album 'Words' came out in 1996.
The song's straightforward R&B arrangement and direct lyrics connected with listeners in a way that felt personal rather than grandiose.
Later in the 1990s, Rich had a legal dispute with Def Jam over royalty payments, which complicated the band's momentum. They continued releasing albums, including songs like 'Be The One' and 'Billy Goat,' but never matched the reach of that first hit. The project remained essentially Rich's vehicle, with shifting personnel around his writing and vocals.
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