George Strait, an American country music performer, released his record “When Did You Stop Loving Me” on April 19, 1993. The song was written by Donny Keess and Monty Holmes. On the track list, this song was the last single from his thirteenth studio album, Pure Country, which also included the No. 1 successes, “I Cross My Heart” and “Heartland.” “When Did You Stop Loving Me” peaked at No. 6 on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs and the Canadian RPM Country Tracks, despite not reaching the top of the charts.
The 1993 Academy of Country Music Awards and the 1996 Houston Rodeo are just two of the many occasions Strait has sung the tune. Along with Sheryl Crow and fellow country music legend Chris Stapleton, he also performed a few duets. The song received favorable reviews from reviewers and fans, and it was put forward for a 1994 Grammy Award nomination for Best Country Song. “When Did You Stop Loving Me” became one of Strait’s signature songs, despite the fact that it lost to Mary Chapin Carpenter’s “Passionate Kisses” at the 36th Grammy Awards.
“Straight up country there,” a fan said in reference to the official audio on YouTube. God, I wish things continued to be this way. A passionate fan commented, “This song just makes my knees buckle.”
Critics praised Strait’s sensitive performance of the song, which tastefully gave a touch of sophistication to its traditional country feel. He responded by releasing a second take of the song for his It Don’t Get Any Better Than This album in 1998.
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