In the mid-90s, some car windows were still manual, most jeans were tight and belt buckles were huge, but country songs were topping the charts in April of 1994. There was a certain glow across the country music genre in the ’90s, that’s for sure. There were women, such as Faith Hill and Martina McBride; men, such as Tim McGraw and John Michael Montgomery, and groups that were dominating the decade. And, country music was evolving into more of a lifestyle than just a genre. Taking a look back to April 1994, gas was $1.01, the cost of a dozen eggs was 86 cents, and the price of a CD was $11.98….