- Super Hits · 1984
- Chiseled In Stone · 1988
- Super Hits · 1986
- Super Hits · 1986
- Super Hits · 1986
- 10 Years of Greatest Hits · 1986
- 10 Years of Greatest Hits · 1986
- Super Hits · 1986
- Till the End · 1977
- Till the End · 1977
- Super Hits · 1986
- Super Hits · 1986
- Alone · 1986
Essential Albums
- You'll understand why Vern Gosdin was called "The Voice" as soon as he reaches the first chorus on opener "Do You Believe Me Now." This guy can really sing, like George Jones after a few unfiltereds. He knows his history, too. Chiseled in Stone dances through heartfelt tributes to Ernest Tubb and Bob Wills, then hits you with honky-tonk heartbreakers worthy of both. The title track is particularly piercing, with the distraught singer getting barstool counsel from a man who's lost it all.
- 1997
- 1995
- 1991
- 1989
Music Videos
- 2004
Artist Playlists
- This dramatic country crooner scored in the '80s with traditional romantic weepers.
Singles & EPs
Compilations
- 2020
- 2020
- 1994
- 1994
About Vern Gosdin
Slinging classic country in the West Coast scene since the early ‘60s, Vern Gosdin earned his nickname—“The Voice”—for his timeless vocal twang on tunes like “Set ‘Em Up, Joe.”
- HOMETOWN
- Woodland, AL, United States
- BORN
- August 5, 1934
- GENRE
- Country