Relive Blake Shelton's Career-Launching Debut Record 25 Years Later

Blake Shelton is celebrating 25 years since the release of his self-titled debut studio record.

Shelton, 50, released his 10-track debut album on July 31, 2001. The Oklahoma-born singer-songwriter delivered hit singles “Austin,” “All Over Me,” “Ol’ Red” and more on the project that paved the way for the rest of his musical journey. Shelton shared a clip of “Ol’ Red” on Instagram on Sunday (August 2), and wrote in his caption: “This week we celebrated 25 years since my debut album came out, including a little song called ‘Ol' Red’.. what a ride it’s been ever since!!! Thank y'all for listening and keeping this song alive for a quarter century!!!”

1. Every Time I Look at You
2. All Over Me
3. She Doesn’t Know She’s Got It
4. Austin
5. Ol’ Red
6. I Thought There Was Time
7. Same Old Song
8. That’s What I Call Home
9. Problem at Home
10. If I Was Your Man

Shelton has since scored 30 No. 1 hits throughout his decades-spanning career (including his first No. 1, “Austin,” from his debut album). Shelton has become known for “Honey Bee,” “Boys ‘Round Here,” “Nobody But You” and other duets with wife Gwen Stefani, “God Gave Me You,” “Sure Be Cool If You Did,” “A Guy With a Girl” and other hit singles. Find Blake Shelton — and the rest of Shelton’s music — on iHeartRadio here.