Someone once asked Glen Campbell if he had the ears to spot a potential hit. Unabashedly, the Rhinestone Cowboy responds with a twinkle, “I can not only ‘hear’ a hit song but I can ‘feel’ one.” Regardless of whether this anecdote is an urban legend or not, Campbell certainly not only has an intuition of blessing us with a treasury of hits, but many of his songs have enriched us with a musical vocabulary in articulating our feelings. Since 1962 when he first debut on the Bilboard Country Singles chart with “Kentucky Means Paradise” to his last country charted song in 1993 with “Somebody Like That,” Campbell holds 5 no.1 country hits, 81 charted singles and 9 no.1 albums. More importantly, Campbell is also a visionary: never one to be domesticated by his own success, Campbell always has an eye for burgeoning talents. It was Campbell who first gave the then unknown Alan Jackson a chance when Campbell was first approached by Jackson’s wife who was a flight attendant on one of Campbell’s flights. Also, Campbell has often been credited for being influential to Keith Urban’s career. Now we have Collin Raye, another receipt of Campbell’s graces, paying his tribute via this newly released “Still on the Line: The Songs of Glen Campbell.”