that spawned three top ten hits including the "She's Acting Single" 1980: Don McLean's album Chain Lightning 1981: Don McLean's album Believers 1981: On several tracks for Gene Summers' LP Gene Summers in Nashville 1984: Dolly Parton's song "Save The Last Dance For Me" on the album The Great Pretender 1985: Four songs by The Blasters' from their album Hard Line including "Samson and Delilah" 1988: Appeared in Sawyer Brown's music video "My Baby's Gone" 1993: "Bigger Than Elvis" on Chicago's album titled Chicago XXXII: Stone of Sisyphus, recorded in 1993 and published in 2008 1996: Ween's album 12 Golden Country Greats 1997: On "Who'll Be The One If Not Me" for the off-Broadway musical Violet 1998: On "You Better Move On" and "Tomorrow Night" on Sugar Ray Norcia's album Sweet & Swingin' 1999: began their collaborative work with Art Greenhaw, which resulted in a Grammy Award for Best Southern, Country or Bluegrass Gospel Album for We Called Him Mr. Gospel Music: The James Blackwood Tribute Album (2003), and six Grammy nominations for Best Album of the Year in a gospel category for other album titles, including The Great Gospel Hit Parade (2001), God Is Love (2002), Always Hear The Harmony (2004), 20th Century Gospel (2005) and Southern Meets Soul (2006) AllMusic noted about the 20th Century Gospel album that "Greenhaw's manly baritone is warm and inviting, and when backed by vocal-group legends the Jordanaires ("Gospel Woman," "Welcome to My World"), the resultant sound suggests the glory days of Elvis Presley and Jim Reeves." 2002: Sang with The Tractors' Steve Ripley 2006: The Grascals album Long List of Heartaches, on the song "Did You Forget God Today?" 2006–07: Friends of Henry Golis Wish You A Merry Christmas with the Jordanaires, and Henry Golis Presents Good Music With Friends featuring the Jordanaires 2007: appeared with the Christian pop band C.B.O.P. on the songs "Between You & Me" and "Live Like A King" on the album A Road Less Traveled 2007: "Save Your Dreams" by Americana artist Shark 2009: Today, Tomorrow & Forever EP by Pete Molinari 2010: Last Night In Nashville album by The Kingmakers 2011: Kristin Chenoweth's Some Lessons Learned, on "What Would Dolly Do" See also The Nashville A-Team References External links "The Jordanaires" Vocal Group Hall of Fame Page Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Spencer Leigh, "Gordon Stoker: Singer with the Jordanaires", The Independent, April 2,