http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.55029&rws=%2Fmark-wills%2Fmusic-videos.rssMark Wills grew up digging pop metal bands like Bon Jovi, but got turned on to country music as a teenager. He got his professional start as a house entertainer in Atlanta, Georgia, and in 1996 Wills released his self-titled debut. Two years later, second album <I>Wish You Were Here</I> went platinum partly due to the success of wedding power ballad "I Do (Cherish You)." His next release, <I>Permanently</I>, scored big with countrified covers of R&B songs like Brandy's "Almost Doesn't Count" and Brian McKnight's "Back at One." <I>Loving Every Minute</i> dropped in 2001 and was quickly followed by a <I>Greatest Hits</I> album, which included the previously unreleased, chart-topping song "19 Somethin'." In between albums, the singer made his foray into movies as the voice of Huck Finn in the animated film <I>Tom Sawyer</I>. In 2006, Wills got a little surprise: His three-year-old song, "What Hurts the Most," topped the digital download charts after people searching for the Rascal Flatts version stumbled upon the original. Wills followed up this success with 2008's <I>Familiar Stranger</I>. - Linda RyanNew Traditionalen720Mon, 23 Nov 2009 10:14:57 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.55029&rws=%2Fmark-wills%2Fmusic-videos.rss Mark Wills grew up digging pop metal bands like Bon Jovi, but got turned on to country music as a teenager. He got his professional start as a house entertainer in Atlanta, Georgia, and in 1996 Wills released his self-titled debut. Two years later, second album <I>Wish You Were Here</I> went platinum partly due to the success of wedding power ballad "I Do (Cherish You)." His next release, <I>Permanently</I>, scored big with countrified covers of R&B songs like Brandy's "Almost Doesn't Count" and Brian McKnight's "Back at One." <I>Loving Every Minute</i> dropped in 2001 and was quickly followed by a <I>Greatest Hits</I> album, which included the previously unreleased, chart-topping song "19 Somethin'." In between albums, the singer made his foray into movies as the voice of Huck Finn in the animated film <I>Tom Sawyer</I>. In 2006, Wills got a little surprise: His three-year-old song, "What Hurts the Most," topped the digital download charts after people searching for the Rascal Flatts version stumbled upon the original. Wills followed up this success with 2008's <I>Familiar Stranger</I>. - Linda Ryan