Jack Ingram

Genres:	Country & Bluegrass
Decades Active:	1990s, 2000s
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Biography

15 November 1970, Houston, Texas, USA. This US country rock singer-songwriter released his first major label recording in 1997, but was already an established star on the southern bar circuit and had issued two independent albums during the middle of the decade. Ingram first began playing seriously while studying for a psychology degree at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. He toured around the bars and roadhouses of Texas with his Beat Up Ford band, and landed a regular Tuesday night gig at the honky-tonk club Adair's. The second of Ingram's two independently released albums was recorded live at the club. He earned a recording contract with Universal Records' Rising Tide imprint and worked with Steve Earle on his debut for the label, 1997's Livin' Or Dyin', which also featured co-writing credits for Jim Lauderdale and Todd Snider. Ingram relocated to Sony's Lucky Dog imprint for 1999's Hey You. The follow-up was an in-concert set recorded with...

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