He begins drinking excessively and ends up a homeless, destitute alcoholic. The woman's lover, angered at what she hid from him, leaves her and the town behind. After a few cross words, he puts the gun to his head and shoots himself. One day, her husband shows up at work, drunk and carrying a gun, and finds them snuggling in a break room. Later, as the relationship splinters, the woman begins an affair with a guy at work, who has no idea she's married. A beautiful cheerleader unexpectedly marries a rough, troubled, working-class guy. Stuart based the story on an infamous hometown episode from his Mississippi youth. He also recorded an acclaimed but modest-selling concept album The Pilgrim in 1999. He had another hit with Tritt - "This One's Gonna Hurt You (For a Long, Long Time)" and on his own with "Burn Me Down". When things with Columbia didn't work out, Stuart went to MCA where he enjoyed his greatest success.įrom 1990 to 1992, he scored top 10s with "Hillbilly Rock," "Little Things," "Tempted" and his biggest hit, "The Whiskey Ain't Workin'," recorded with soulmate Travis Tritt. Stuart eventually signed with Columbia Records, which released his self-titled disc in 1986. They live in the recently renovated former Hendersonville home of the late Roy Orbison. Marty also became the fourth husband of country singer Connie Smith, 17 years his senior, when they wed in 1997. The singer - second husband of Cindy Cash - split with her in 1988. Marty toured with Cash for six years and Stuart released his debut solo disc Busy Bee Cafe in 1982.Įarlier Stuart recordings With A Little Help From My Friends from 1978 were re-released in 1992 as the Slim Richey Sessions. Stuart became one of Cash's sons-in-law when he wed his daughter Cindy in 1983 - they both toured with Cash and Cowboy Jack Clement in 1981. He also toured with Vassar Clements, Doc and Merle Watson and Bob Dylan before joining Johnny Cash's band in 1980.įlatt inspired the Shel Silverstein tune "Rough On The Living," first cut by Bobby Bare and reprised by the Old Dogs. When Flatt died in 1979 Stuart stayed in Nashville and worked sessions. Marty performed with gospel group The Sullivans at weekends and at age 14 made his Grand Ole Opry, the beginning of an eight-year stint with Lester Flatt and The Nashville Grass.
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Multiple instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Marty Stuart is a true survivor.īorn John Marty Stuart in Philadelphia on September 30, 1958, the singer made his first professional appearance at 13 with Carl and Pearl Butler. Marty Stuart A Survivor Marty Stuart A Survivor
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