Legend sang "Amazing Grace" a cappella after being inducted alongside Charlie Daniels and Fred Foster Garth Brooks inducted Randy Travis into the Country Music Hall of Fame Sunday. The Country Music Hall of Fame added three new names to its roster of 130 inductees, with new member Randy Travis providing the poignant highpoint of an emotional two-and-a-half hour ceremony. Travis, who suffered a debilitating stroke in 2013, rendering him unable to speak, was accompanied by his wife, Mary, who delivered the country legend's acceptance speech for him. Although he was assisted to the podium by Brad Paisley and fellow Hall of Fame member Garth Brooks, who did the formal induction, Travis demonstrated that he has regained some of his speech by singing a portion of the hymn, "Amazing Grace," leaving some audience members in stunned silence and others tearfully singing along. Travis's fellow inductees celebrated during the invitation-only...
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