Oak Ridge Boys
Reviews:
Singles
Industry Honors:
Grammy Awards
- Best Country Performance By a Duo or Group with Vocals: “Elvira”, 1982
- Best Gospel Performance (Other Than Soul Gospel): “Talk About the Good Times”, 1971
- Best Gospel Performance (Other Than Soul Gospel): “The Baptism of Jesse Taylor”, 1975
- Best Gospel Performance (Other Than Soul Gospel): “Where The Soul Never Dies”, 1977
- Best Gospel Performance, Traditional: “Just a Little Talk With Jesus”, 1978
Country Music Association Awards
- Single: “Elvira”, 1981
- Vocal Group: 1978
Academy of Country Music Awards
- Album: Y’All Come Back Saloon, 1979
- Single: “Elvira”, 1982
- Top Vocal Group: 1979
RIAA Certifications:
Albums
2x Platinum
- Fancy Free, 1981
Platinum
- Greatest Hits, 1980
- Greatest Hits 2, 1984
Gold
- Y’All Come Back Saloon, 1977
- Room Service, 1978
- Together, 1980
- Bobbie Sue, 1982
- Christmas, 1982
- American Made, 1983
- Deliver, 1983
Singles
Platinum
- Elvira, 1981
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