Homeros biography of rory feek

Inspired by classic country sounds, Feek began playing guitar at age fifteen but didn’t pursue music as a career until after serving in the United States Marine Corps. In 1995, Feek made the jump to Nashville, Tennessee and signed to a publishing contract.

Homeros biography of rory feek

Rory’s writing credits include album tracks for Mark Wills, Kenny Chesney, Terri Clark, Randy Travis, and Lorrie Morgan. In 2004, Feek experienced his first No. 1 as a songwriter when Blake Shelton topped the country music charts with “Some Beach.”

While Rory’s professional credentials are impressive, he’s best known for taking fans through the roller coaster of Joey’s shocking cervical cancer diagnosis, courageous battle with terminal cancer, and the aftermath of her death on March 4th.

Originally, Rory set up his popular This Life I Live blogwith the intention of keeping fans updated on the pair’s numerous creative projects and their lives on a scenic Tennessee farm just out