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"She'll Go On You" Chart History

There is no evidence of this ever charting.

It never did, according to this site:

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&searchlink=JOSH%7CTURNER&sql=11:fq5s8qcnbtq4~T51

But it was released as something called a "vinyl single".

Faris b 06:22, 12 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Singles

I deleted "She'll Go On You" from the chart singles. Allmusic.com is not a definitive source - I've found very many songs that they have omitted (example: they fail to list "It Would Be You" by Gary Allan), and they almost always have singles listed out of chronological order. But in this case, Allmusic.com is right; "She'll Go On You" never charted. Josh released "Long Black Train" on a record (you know, those black shiny things that are bigger than CD's), with "She'll Go On You" as the B-side. Also, I added a footnote indicating that "Me And God" is currently active on the charts. At least on the radio verison of "Me And God", Diamond Rio doesn't contribute any vocals (I don't have the CD) -- Ralph Stanley does, but strangely, his name isn't on the charts. TenPoundHammer 05:35, 16 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

The radio edit of "Me And God" is the same is the CD version, Diamond Rio only sings harmony vocals. And it doesn't need to be noted that it's currently active as I update it's chart position each week and when necessary.

Also, "She'll Go On You" is known to have been released as a vinyl promo single. The singles chart is not for only charting singles, it's for all singles. If it was only for the ones which charted, it would be noted as "Charting Singles" such as on Alison Krauss' page. Camcallister 18:45, 16 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

There are a few songs he recorded that are not mentioned on this website that are only available in Canada........"Lot Riding On That," "Let's Find A Church," and another song that I cannot remember.

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 There are a few songs he recorded that are not mentioned on this website that are only available in Canada........"Lot Riding On That," "Let's Find A Church," and another song that I cannot remember.
-Josh Turner was born Nov. 20, 1977, and was raised in Hannah, S.C. Growing up in the church, he found himself singing the bass and baritone parts in numerous choirs. After high school, he moved to Nashville to pursue a career in music and enrolled
-in Belmont University. After college, his fledgling career got a boost on Dec. 21, 2001, during his debut on the Grand Ole Opry, when he debuted a song he wrote titled "Long Black Train." He received a standing ovation in the middle of the song, then sang it again for an encore.
-One month after his Opry debut, Turner signed to MCA Nashville. He released his debut album, Long Black Train in 2003, and thanks to the hit title track, it was certified platinum (for shipments of a million copies) by the end of 2004.
-In 2006, Turner released his sophomore album, Your Man, and the title track reached No. 1 on Billboard's country airplay chart, as did its follow-up, "Would You Go With Me." The album was certified platinum.