Enough to Say No" peaked at No. 2, followed by "Like There Ain't No Yesterday" at No. 3. Both of these singles were also Number One hits on the RPM Top Country Tracks charts in Canada. However, none of the other three singles from the album reached Top Ten in either country with the exception of "Big Guitar" reaching No. 8 in Canada, and "King of the World", the final single, fell short of the Top 40. Nonetheless, Strong Enough earned the group an RIAA gold certification for selling 500,000 copies. 1997–1999: Love & Gravity and The Sky's the Limit Love & Gravity was the title of Blackhawk's third album, released in 1997. Only two singles were released from this album: the lead-off "Hole in My Heart" at No. 31 and "Postmarked Birmingham", one of Phil Vassar's first compositions, at No. 37. The group's chart success was restored in late 1998, however, with the release of "There You Have It", which went on to peak at No. 4. This song brought Blackhawk to the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time, peaking at No. 41 on that chart. "There You Have It" was the first of two singles from 1998's The Sky's the Limit, which also produced the No. 27 "Your Own Little Corner of My Heart". 2000–2003: Greatest Hits and Spirit Dancer In 2000, Blackhawk released their Greatest Hits collection, composed of the greatest hits from their first four albums. One of this album's newly recorded tracks, "I Need You All the Time", was a minor Top 40 hit on the country charts. Shortly afterward, Stephenson departed the group, due to complications from skin cancer, from which he died in 2001. 2005–present BlackHawk continued to tour. "Down from the Mountain" was the band's sixth studio album and was released in 2011. It contained nine new songs from the band and a different version of the song "Forgiveness," which appeared on the band's previous studio album, "Spirit Dancer." In 2015, Blackhawk released their seventh studio album, Brothers Of The Southland. A long-awaited Christmas album was released in 2019. "Just About Right: Live From Atlanta" is an acoustic live record recorded at Eddie's Attic in Atlanta, GA, released in 2020 and featuring members of the original backing band. In 2022, a collection of demos and never-before-heard recordings titled "Blue Highway" was released. Discography Blackhawk (1994) Strong Enough (1995) Love & Gravity