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Born in Tennessee 62 Years Ago, the Army Ranger and Real-Life Hero Who Rose to Fame After Singing Demos To Make Ends Meet
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Born in Tennessee 62 Years Ago, the Army Ranger and Real-Life Hero Who Rose to Fame After Singing Demos To Make Ends Meet
Craig Morgan On this day (July 17) in 1964, Craig Morgan Greer was born in Kingston Springs, Tennessee. He burst onto the country music scene, dropping his surname, with his self-titled debut album in 2000. Since then, he has notched several hits, including the chart-topping “That’s What I Love About Sunday.” Before launching his music career, Morgan served in the United States Army for nearly two decades. He was a Ranger with the 101st and 82nd…
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