"One of the most popular country artists of the '90s," says L.A. Life, Marty Stuart has "fused honky tonk with rockabilly and bluegrass, gaining a large following as a result." When he was only thirteen, Stuart joined the band of bluegrass legend Lester Flatt and toured for seven years until Flatt's death. Stuart then toured with Johnny Cash for six years. He has recorded four gold albums with MCA Records since 1989 and won three Grammys. For two years he hosted the popular Marty Party series of specials on TNN. He has been a member of the Grand Ole Opry since 1992 and is currently president of the Country Music Foundation.
