Collin Raye

2000–2005 Raye released two albums in 2000: Counting Sheep, an album consisting of lullabies for his children, and Tracks. The first single release from Tracks, "Couldn't Last a Moment", was a top 5 hit on the country charts. "Tired of Loving This Way", which followed, was a duet with singer and actress Bobbie Eakes. Although it was Raye's first single to miss the Top 40 entirely, it provided Eakes with her only appearance on the country music charts. "She's All That" and "You Still Take Me There" were also released, but they failed to make top 40 as well. Although he did not have a record label at the time, he entered the Adult Contemporary charts for the third time in 2003, as a duet partner on Jim Brickman's single "Peace (Where the Heart Is)". Raye released a live album, Live at Billy Bob's Texas, in 2004, and a promotional single titled "World History 101" in 2005.

2005–present In 2005, Raye signed to the independent Aspirion label, releasing his Twenty Years and Change album. Two singles were released from the album, although neither single charted. The same year, Raye appeared in television commercials for Fruit of the Loom underwear, in which he sang the jingle "You Can't Over-Love Your Underwear". Another studio album, Fearless, was released in 2006 on Country Roads Records, although it did not produce any singles.

In 2007, a CD/DVD combination titled The Power in You was released, followed by an EP titled Selected Hits. The latter includes "That's My Story", "Little Rock", "I Think About You", and "Love, Me", as well as two new tracks: "A Soldier's Prayer" and "Quitters", the latter of which was co-written by Canadian country singer George Canyon. Both of the new tracks were released as singles in 2007, and the former peaked at No. 59 on Hot Country Songs.

Raye released his autobiography A Voice Undefeated in 2014. In the song's music video, a telephone number for the child abuse hotline ChildHelp USA was included. Raye lives in Nashville with his daughter and granddaughter.

Discography

All I Can Be (1991) In This Life (1992) Extremes (1994) I Think About You (1995) Christmas: The Gift (1996) The Walls Came Down (1998) Tracks (2000) Can't Back Down (2001) Twenty Years and Change (2005) Fearless (2006) Never Going Back (2009) His Love Remains (2011) Still on the Line...The Songs of Glen Campbell (2013) Everlasting (2014) Scars (2020)

Billboard number-one hits "Love, Me" (3 weeks, 1992) "In This Life" (2 weeks, 1992) "My Kind of Girl" (1 week, 1995) "I Can Still Feel You" (2 weeks, 1998)

Awards and nominations Academy of Country Music Awards

Collin Raye Top New Male Vocalist "Love, Me" Single Record of the Year "In This Life"

1995 "Little Rock" 1996 "Not That Different"

"I Think About You"

1998 1999 2000 Country Music Association Awards 1992 "Love, Me" Single of the Year 1996

1997 1998