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Clint Patrick Black is a [[Country Music]] artist who began as part of the "Class of '89", a batch of highly successful artists from that very year which also introduced [[Alan Jackson]], [[Garth Brooks]] and several others. This new wave of artists helped reintroduce [[Three Chords and Thethe Truth]] to the genre. Interestingly, he was managed by [[ZZ Top]]'s producer, Bill Ham.
 
Black made waves in 1989 with his debut single "A Better Man", which made him the first male country artist in 15 years to send a debut single to number one. The next three singles from his debut album ''Killin' Time'' also went the distance, and he only missed the top 10 once between then and late 1998. Although his commercial success dwindled in the 2000s, he has continued to record. Between 2004 and 2008, he owned the Equity Music Group label, releasing both his own material and albums by Little Big Town and Carolina Rain.