Biography

Craig Morgan was born in 1964 in Kingston Springs, Tennessee. After serving in the United States Army, Morgan returned to the states and found himself doing a number of odd jobs, one of which was singing on demos for other songwriters seeking to have their music evaluated by record companies. Of course, the executives recognized the potential in Morgan’s own talents, and eventually signed him to his own recording contract.

Craig Morgan, his debut album, was released in 2000 and spawned the hit singles “Something to Write Home About” and “I Wish I Could See Bakersfield.” A series of albums have followed since, including: I Love It (2003), My Kind of Livin’ (2005), Little Bit of Life (2006), Greatest Hits (2008), and That’s Why (2008.) The albums spawned the top ten hits:  “Almost Home,” “That’s What I Love About Sunday,” “Redneck Yacht Club,” “Little Bit of Life,” “International Harvester,” “Love Remembers,” and “Bonfire.”

Known for his devoted patriotism and generosity, Craig Morgan regularly performs for military audiences stationed both overseas and here in the states. Morgan is also the founder of the Craig Morgan Charity Fund, and he conducts a two-day event to raise funds for the organization each year.

Most recently, Craig Morgan released This Ole Boy, his latest studio album, in 2012. He continues to write, perform, and record.