Ronnie Milsap Concert Pictures On-Stage at Opryland Amusement Park

Ronnie Milsap
Born January 16,
1946 in Robbinsville
North Carolina

Biography:
Ronnie Milsap
has had forty
number one songs.
He was born with a
congenital defect
that left him blind.
He showed a
musical aptitude at
an early age.
He released his
first single
"Total Disaster"
in 1963 at the age
of twenty.
In the early 70's he
worked at
Roger Millers
"King Of The Road"
in Nashville.
He signed with RCA
Records in 1973
and recorded with
RCA until 1992.

Elvis musician:
Ronnie Milsap
played keyboards
on Elvis Presley's
"Kentucky Rain" &
Don't Cry Daddy.

Hit Songs:
It Was Almost
Like A Song
There's No
Gettin' Over Me
Any Day Now
What A Difference
You've Made
In my Life
In The Still
Of The Night
Lost In The
Fifties Tonight
A Woman In Love

1972, found
a young
musician named
Ronnie Milsap
working
regularly at
Roger Millers
"King Of
The Road"
Roof Lounge
in Nashville.
Great music &
intimate
atmosphere
including dancing
"Above It All"
at the scenic
top floor.
There, he
worked seven
days a week
from 9pm until
2am nightly, with
no cover charge
and no drink
minimum.