Rogers continues to support last year's "Water & Bridges," which debuted at No. 14 on The Billboard 200 album chart, making it the singer's highest-charting record in more than 23 years. The set scored a Top 20 country hit with "I Can't Unlove You," and a Grammy nomination for the Rogers/Don Henley duet "Calling Me," which is streaming at Rogers' website.

Last year also saw the release of the "21 Number Ones" hits compilation and "The Journey" DVD, which comprises recent concert footage and a career-spanning video biography.

Rogers has been making music over a span of six decades, recruiting fans in the country and pop genres. The 68-year-old performer exploded in the mid-'70s with the tune "Lucille" and continued his winning streak into the '80s with hits including "The Gambler" and the biggest song of his career, "Lady," according to his bio.

As his chart success wound down later that decade, Rogers kept busy establishing himself as a respected photographer, publishing several books and appearing off-Broadway. The three-time Grammy winner also starred in the "Gambler" series of made-for-television movies, the last one of which aired in 1994. Rogers recently told the Chicago Sun Times that he is in talks with a network about possibly reviving the series.