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Bentley, Dierks
He was born November 20, 1975 in Phoenix, Arizona. Dierks was born November 20, 1975 in Phoenix, Arizona.
He doesn't have one. The name, Dierks, was his mother's maiden name, and he doesn't have a middle name.
December 17, 2005. Dierks and Cassidy eloped in Mexico December 17, 2005.
Three. Though none of the songs from his first CD made it, three of Dierks' songs from his first three CDs have gone to the top of the US Country charts. They are: "What Was I Thinkin'", "Come a Little Closer", and "Settle For A Slowdown".
What Was I Thinkin'. There were three songs that did very well from Dierks' first cd. They were, "My Last Name", which peaked at #17. "How Am I Doin'" that topped at #4 and "What Was I Thinkin'" that hit #1 on the country charts.
Modern Day Drifter. "Modern Day Drifter" released on May 10, 2005, by Capitol Records hit #6 on the Billboard 200 and #1 on the US Country charts. It's his second Platinum album. The first was "Dierks Bentley".
False. In 2005, Dierks won The Horizon Award from the CMA. Male Voclaist went to Keith Urban that year.
#51. "Domestic Light & Cold" peaked at #51 on the US Country Charts. Dierks sang this song with his friend, Cody Canada, from the band, Cross Candian Ragweed.
I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby. Dierks was one of the artists who sang on an album dedicated to the Bluegrass group, the Louvin Brothers. Dierks sang the song, "I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby". The album won an award for Recorded Event of the Year from the International Bluegrass Music Association and it also won a Grammy in 2004.
Mexico City. Dierks Bentley filmed the video for his single, "Long Trip Alone" in Mexico City with director Charles Mehling.
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