There are 14 country stars who are not getting the recognition they deserve. While Dwight Yoakam may have seemed like the most disrespected singer in country music, we recently discovered another legendary country act with an impressive resume.
Yoakam's batting average at the CMA, ACM, and Grammy Awards is only .081, which means he has had limited success in these awards. However, despite his low average, he still managed to win three times. In comparison, the Bellamy Brothers have not been as fortunate in their award show performances
This pair of artists has an astonishing record of 0-29 at the three most important country music award shows. They hold the record for the most nominations in the duo category, yet they have never managed to win. David and Howard Bellamy have been so consistently disregarded that the Taste of Country team did not even include them in their list of deserving artists who are not in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Related: A list of 62 country artists who have not been inducted into the Hall
It appeared to be obvious that they would have already arrived.
It is possible for you to feel as strongly as we did about this type of disrespect. We suggest using a stress ball, a CBD gummy (if it is permitted), or any other method you use to stay calm while scrolling through the following list. Below, you will find 14 artists who are considered legacy acts and deserve more respect.
We'll set aside the topic of contemporary country singers who are not given enough respect for another time.
Included in this list are two highly regarded female solo artists and three well-known musical groups. Additionally, the inclusion of Billy Ray Cyrus may be met with some disagreement. Nevertheless, the evidence supports the notion that he and his 13 counterparts deserve to be recognized and appreciated to a greater extent.
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