Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The discography for the Canadian country group Emerson Drive consists of six studio albums and twenty-one singles. The band was formed in February 1995, under the name 12 Gauge, and released an independent debut album in 1996 titled Open Season. The group then released their second album, Until You Walk the Tracks in 1997. The album included the singles "Love's a Trip" and "Some Trains Never Come", which peaked at number 70 and number 36 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart. In 2001, the group changed their name to Emerson Drive, signed to DreamWorks Nashville and released the third album, Emerson Drive, and issued three singles. The group later released one more album for DreamWorks Nashville, What If?, before signing to Midas Records Nashville were they released their fifth album Countrified, which contained the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs number one hit "Moments". The group's most recent album, Roll, was released in October 2012."@en }
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- Emerson_Drive_discography abstract "The discography for the Canadian country group Emerson Drive consists of six studio albums and twenty-one singles. The band was formed in February 1995, under the name 12 Gauge, and released an independent debut album in 1996 titled Open Season. The group then released their second album, Until You Walk the Tracks in 1997. The album included the singles "Love's a Trip" and "Some Trains Never Come", which peaked at number 70 and number 36 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart. In 2001, the group changed their name to Emerson Drive, signed to DreamWorks Nashville and released the third album, Emerson Drive, and issued three singles. The group later released one more album for DreamWorks Nashville, What If?, before signing to Midas Records Nashville were they released their fifth album Countrified, which contained the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs number one hit "Moments". The group's most recent album, Roll, was released in October 2012.".