1991 commercial for Garth Brooks' album "Ropin' The Wind". Aired January 4, 1992 on WTBS.

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Ropin' the Wind is the third studio album by American country music artist Garth Brooks. It was released on September 2, 1991 and was his first studio album to debut at No. 1 the Billboard 200 chart and the Top Country Albums chart. It was the first album by a country singer to top both of these charts since Kenny Rogers did just over a decade earlier

By: Garth Brooks (1991, Folk, World, & Country). More albums from Garth Brooks: No Fences by Garth Brooks. Double Live by Garth Brooks. Greatest Hits, Garth Brooks In The Life Of Chris Gaines by Garth Brooks. Christmas Together by Garth Brooks. Fresh Horses by Garth Brooks. Man Against Machine by Garth Brooks. The Chase by Garth Brooks. In Pieces by Garth Brooks. View all albums . Ropin’ The Wind. By: Garth Brooks (1991, Folk, World, & Country). 1. Against The Grain. 3. What She’s Doing Now.

Garth made history with Ropin' The Wind, because not only was this record a country album, but it started out at on Billboard's pop charts and went on to match the sales of its predecessor, No Fences. Indeed, I found a lot to like about this record. Rodeo", written by Garth's buddy Larry Bastian, is probably the best song I've heard about what it's like to be a rodeo performer(and how the rodeo gets in the way of everything else)

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Ropin' The Wind, the third studio album by Garth Brooks, debuted atop both the US pop and country charts on 28 September 1991. The follow-up to his previous, record-busting album No Fences, the 1991 set was once again produced by the superstar’s close collaborator Allen Reynolds. It included seven co-writes by Brooks, of which ‘What She’s Doing Now’ and ‘The River’ were both country chart-toppers. Which One Of Them,’ written by Brooks on his own, was not on the original LP release but has appeared on subsequent reissues. But perhaps the album’s best-remembered track is one that underlined how Brooks could unite the worlds of country and pop-rock

Garth Brooks is a regular at the Pancake Pantry on Twenty-first Avenue in Nashville. His second and third albums, No Fences (1990) and Ropin’ the Wind (1991), are each approaching 10 million in sales. His Christmas album, Beyond the Season, entered the Top Five in the first week of its release last summer. For a country artist, however, they are entirely unprecedented.

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