| 1989 | Founded in 1968 and dormant for years, the band exploded onto country radio with the debut album 'Pickin' on Nashville,' driven by the Top 10 single 'Dumas Walker' and a raw southern-rock energy that stood apart from the polished Nashville mainstream. |
| 1989 | Swept the major industry awards for 'Pickin' on Nashville': Grammy for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal, CMA Album of the Year, CMA Vocal Group of the Year, and ACM Top New Vocal Group. |
| 1989 | Made their long-overdue Grand Ole Opry debut, performing 'Dumas Walker' and earning a standing ovation from the Ryman audience more than 30 years into their career. |
| 1990 | Took the cover of Don Gibson's 'Oh Lonesome Me' to number 8 on the country charts, the band's highest-charting single. |
| 1991 | Claimed a second consecutive CMA Vocal Group of the Year award and released 'Electric Barnyard,' sustaining the momentum with an album that leaned further into blues-drenched southern rock. |
| 1993 | Released 'Rave On!!' followed by 'That'll Work,' building an eleven-album catalog that kept them a fixture on the southern rock and country festival circuit. |
| 2016 | Released 'On Safari,' their most recent studio album at the time, affirming that the band's appetite for road-tested, genre-blurring country rock had not dimmed after nearly five decades. |
| 2021 | Recorded '....That's a Fact Jack!' at their home Practice House studio during the pandemic shutdown, releasing the 12-track album on Practice House Records with all-original songs split across the four longtime members. |
| 2026 | Keeps a full touring schedule as one of American roots music's most enduring live acts, with upcoming performances including the Three Forks at The Bridge festival in Pikeville, Kentucky. |
