Finally settling on the name Little Texas, the group landed a contract with Warner Bros. in 1989 and toured heavily to help build an audience. Their debut single, “Some Guys Have All the Love,” was released in 1991 and quickly hit the Top Ten, as did its follow-up, “First Time for Everything.” Finally, the group’s debut album, also titled First Time for Everything, was released in 1992. It spawned three further hits in “You and Forever and Me” (their first Top Five single), “What Were You Thinkin’?,” and “I’d Rather Miss You.” Their 1993 follow-up album, Big Time, was a smash, selling nearly three million copies and spinning off two Top Five country hits in “What Might Have Been” and “God Blessed Texas.” The third single, the Seals-sung “My Love,” became Little Texas’ first number one hit, though all three eventually reached number one on the Nashville Radio and Records chart. Released in 1994, Kick a Little was another platinum success, with two Top Five singles including the title track and “Amy’s Back in Austin.”
in 1995, the band issued Greatest Hits, which featured the newly recorded Top Five single “Life Goes On.” They also recorded their third album, Little Texas. The group launched the Hello Again tour in 2004. Three years later, Little Texas released Missing Years, their first studio effort in ten years. The Very Best of Little Texas: Live and Loud was also released in 2007.
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