Randy Thompson

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Randy Thompson is a Virginia based americana/country music singer and songwriter. He is a resident of the Clifton, Virginia area.^[1]

He has toured in France, Norway, Austria, United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland and the United States. As of 2018 he has released 6 albums; 4 have reached the top 40 on US charts.

• In The Rain – 1988
• Wearin Blue – 1998 (Jackpot Records 1001)
• That's Not Me – 2004 (Jackpot Records 1105)
• Further On – 2008 (Jackpot Records)
• Collected – 2012 (Jackpot Records)
• War, Peace, Love, Fear – 2017 (Jackpot Records)

Chart success[edit]

• #6 Freeform Americana Roots (FAR Chart #105, April 2008)
• #28 Americana Music Chart (The Nielson Co., April 2008)
• #12 Roots Music Report (April 2008)
• #26 XM Cross Country Chart (March 30, 2008)
• #16 Euro Americama Chart (June 2008)
• #5 European Hotdisc Chart (For Single Ol' 97, March 2008)
• #3 European Hotdisc Chart (For Single Further On, December 2008)
• #1 European Hotdisc Independent Chart (For Single Further On, December 4, 2008)

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