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"For the first time in 30 years, I don't have a record deal. Don't know that I want one," he shared with the audience of radio deejays and executives from across the country (quote via CMTT). "I'm just grateful for where I've been, and you've been a big part of where I've been and where I'm going. To my MCA family, it was really a sweet ride the last 23 years, and I appreciate everything you do."
"There's no artist that this didn't happen to," notes the Country Music Hall of Famer. "Not one. Well, maybe George Strait ... Anyway, people like different things. My grandfather said, 'If people all liked the same thing, everybody would be hitting on your grandma!'"
Vince may not have a record label, but he will continue to perform all across the country. His upcoming dates include stops in Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, as well as a performance at the Grand Ole Opry tonight (February 24). Keep track of his performance schedule here.




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