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In 1975, Joe moved to epic Records where he turned out 13 albums
which included hits such as, "Roll On Big Mama," 'Red
Wine and Blue Memories," "If You've Got Ten Minutes,"
"Do You Ever Fool Around" and "I'm Gonna Love You
Back To Lovin' Me Again". Joe also had a string of hits
with label mate, Moe Bandy, consisting of chart toppers such
as, "Just Good Ol' Boys," "Holdin' The Bag,"
"Hey Joe, Hey Moe," and the take off on Boy George, "Where's
The Dress," which won the American Video Association's award
for Video of the Year in 1984. Joe Stampley has over 60 charted
records to his credit, which ranks him 30th in R& R's (Radio
and Records) Twenty Years of Excellence magazine. Joel Whitburn's
Billboard Top Country Singles rank Joe 52nd among all country artists
from 1944-1993 for charted singles.
In 1976, Joe had eight singles chart in Billboard Magazine and
was awarded "Billboard's Single Artist of the Year"
for that accomplishment. Joe and his friend, Moe Bandy, were recognized
as the Country Music Association's (CMA) 1980, Vocal Duo of the
Year, as Moe and Joe. They also received the Academy of Country'
Music's (ACM) Vocal Duo award for two consecutive years. A
versatile entertainer and singer, Joe Stampley can liven up any
crowd with a rowdy, honkytonk number or move an audience with the
feeling he puts into a love song. His high energy concert style
often involves the audience in his performances with sing alongs,
hand clapping and dancing in the aisles. Joe is currently
on tour playing concert halls , casinos, clubs, and festivals, giving
his fans a taste of the hits that have made him a household name
for over three decades.
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