From Where He Stands He Can't Believe His Eyes: Stone Cold Country Crooner Celebrates Worldwide Career High

Doug Stone at Cahoot's in Lebanon, TN January 2021 (Picture courtesy Melissa Coker)

Doug Stone Celebrates 10 Million Albums Sold Worldwide

Stone’s #1 Single Celebrates 30th Anniversary in 2021

Country hitmaker Doug Stone was recently awarded a plaque to commemorate 10 million albums sold worldwide, including multiple RIAA gold and platinum certifications. Stone’s impressive legacy spans multiple decades -- consisting of ten studio albums and 33 singles -- earning eight number one hits and twenty-six charted singles.

“Wow, I knew I had sold some records, but I had no idea that ten million CDs had gone out the door,” says Stone. “My life has been a country song with many ups and downs. I am thankful to still be doing what I have always loved doing and that is singing for the fans and bringing my music to the stage. We all lived through a tough year last year and to start 2021 off with this honor is absolutely a great beginning to what is in our future.”

Stone debuted in 1990 with the chart-topping "I'd Be Better Off (In a Pine Box)," the first release from his self-titled debut album. Both his self-titled album and his 1991 album I Thought It Was You,(celebrating its 30th anniversary this year), featuring number one hits such as “A Jukebox With Country Song” and “In a Different Light” earned a platinum certification from the RIAA. His 1992 album titled From the Heart brought two more number one hits - "Too Busy Being in Love" and "Why Didn't I Think of That.”

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Pictured L-R: Jeremy Westby, President/CEO, 2911 Media; Austin Smith, Smith Social Media; Doug Stone; Tayler Bock, SPM Brand Partnerships; Jimmy Dasher, Countdown Talent booking