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"Pocket Full of Gold" is a song co-written and recorded by American country music artist Vince Gill. It was released in January 1991 as the first single and title track from the album Pocket Full of Gold. The song reached number 7 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart.[1] It was written by Gill and Brian Allsmiller.

I am a big fan of good country music, I first started listening to country music in 1962, and have seen quite a few changes along the way. There are several artist that stand out in my mind and Vince Gill is one of the best all around artist in country music. My favorite song is. When I Call Your Name.

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The song "Pocket Full Of Gold" by Vince Gill tells the story of a man who is sacrificing everything, including his own values and marriage, for temporary pleasures and material wealth. The lyrics suggest that the man is engaging in an extramarital affair with a stranger in exchange for promises of wealth and luxury. The song also highlights the consequences of such actions - the man may end up facing serious consequences as a result of his reckless behavior, and his legacy may be defined by his wealth rather than his character or relationships. Ultimately, the song serves as a cautionary tale against prioritizing material wealth over personal values and relationships.

A very poignant 1991 love song performance that had classic written all over it. Gill authored the song with veteran Nashville tunesmith Max D. Barnes, and his long-time steel guitarist John Hughey, added some unforgettable licks to this seminal early cut.

Listeners to country radio might have been taken for a little bit of a surprise when this song came on the radio airwaves in the winter of 1992. The song owed as much to the classic shuffle sound of Ray Price as it did to what was on country radio at the time, but the fans responded, making this a No. 2 record.

All four singles from When I Call Your Name reached the Top 25, including a duet with Reba McEntire, "Oklahoma Swing," and the title track, which peaked at No. 2. The album was Gill's fourth, and his first for MCA Records; he previously released three records on RCA Records. The singer-songwriter co-wrote eight of the disc's 11 tracks, which include contributions from hit songwriters such as Rosanne Cash, Guy Clark and Don Cook, among others.

"I think it's as simple as having the right record at the right time, having the right song at the right time," Gill explains. "As I go back and listen to my earlier records, I'm not surprised that they're not hits. Hit records sometimes are not necessarily that great either. It takes one to have another. You can't have the second one until you have the first one."

Gill won a CMA in 1990 for "When I Call Your Name," and another in 1991, for Single of the Year, for the same song. He won his first Grammys trophy, for Best Country Vocal Performance, Male, for the song as well.

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After weeks of badgering, the Gill sisters convinced their parents, the Rev. Willie and Dora Gill, to drive them to Detroit to audition for Motown Records. They journeyed through a snowstorm and arrived in Detroit on a Saturday, not realizing no auditions were held on a Saturday. A series of fortunate meetings saved the day and the group auditioned successfully, singing some of their original songs and a few other top10 hits.

"When they heard us, they went crazy," Street says with a smile. "They went totally bonkers. They stood up and started screaming, and they knew all the lyrics to our songs. These women and men had a conniption fit."

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