Jack Ingram was born on November 15 in the year of 1970. While studying psychology at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Ingram first played seriously. He toured around the bars and road houses of Texas with his Beat Up ford band and landed a regular. This regular was a Tuesday night gig at the honky-tonk club Adair’s. Ingram’s second album was recorded live at the club. Universal Records’ Rising Tide imprint gave Ingram a recording contract and he started working with Steve Earle on his debut for the label. This album was entitle “Livin’ or Dyin’” and was released in 1997, it also featured co-writing credits from Jim Lauderdale and Todd Snider. After this Ingram relocated to Sony’s Lucky Dog imprint for his 1999 album “Hey You” Ingram has a few videos he has created. There is “Barbie Doll,” “Love You,” “That’s a Man,” “seeing Stars,” “Barefoot and Crazy,” and “Maybe She’ll Get Lonely.” Ingram has also been in other artist’s videos such as “Gunpowder & Lead” by Miranda Lambert. Back in the year 1995 Ingram came out with three different albums they were “Jack Ingram,” “Live at Adair’s,” and “Lonesome Question.” In 1997 he released two albums entitled “Flutter” and “Livin’ or Dyin.’” Two years later he released “Hey You.” It took Ingram three years after that to come up with his album “Electric.” In 2003 “Live at Billy Bob’s Texas” was released and in 2004 he released two albums “Young Man” and “Live at Gruene Hall: Happy Happy.” 2005 brought us the album “Acoustic Motel;” and 2007 brought us the two wonderful albums “Maybe She’ll Get Lonely” and “This Is It.” Ingram did not release anything from then on until this year. This year we have had the privilege to listen to the albums “Barefoot and Crazy” and “Big Dreams & High Hopes.” Jack Ingram only has one tour date left and that is on November 12th of this year. The concert is be held at the Ryman auditorium in Nashville Tennessee. For reading on Ingram’s fan site this fans think he is amazing in concert. So if anyone is in Nashville or wants to see him, they should go and take in the energy he gives off when he performs live. Jack Ingram has won two different awards. In 2007 he won an award at the CMT Music Awards, this award was the Wide Open Country Video of the Year. Then in 2008 at the Academy of Country Music Jack Ingram won the Top New Male Vocalist. Jack Ingram has two websites. He has his official website which is: http://www.jackingram.net/ and he also has a MySpace, which that website is: http://www.myspace.com/jackingram. Also Ingram’s label has a website that is: http://www.bigmachinerecords.com/. For those of you that like Jack Ingram and want to hear other artist that are like him, do not worry there are some out there. Gary Allan, John Berry, Lisa Brokop, and Kix Brooks are some artists that creat music just like Ingram. A few others are Ronnie Dunn, Skip Ewing, Ty Hernson, Sammy Kershaw, Tracy Lawrence, Danielle Peck, Perfect Stranger, Collin Raye, and South Sixty-Five. And the most popular artist who is like Ingram would be Tim McGraw.
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Jack Ingram was born on November 15 in the year of 1970. While studying psychology at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Ingram first played seriously. He toured around the bars and road houses of Texas with his Beat Up ford band and landed a regular. This regular was a Tuesday night gig at the honky-tonk club Adair’s. Ingram’s second album was recorded live at the club. 
Universal Records’ Rising Tide imprint gave Ingram a recording contract and he started working with Steve Earle on his debut for the label. This album was entitle “Livin’ or Dyin’” and was released in 1997, it also featured co-writing credits from Jim Lauderdale and Todd Snider. After this Ingram relocated to Sony’s Lucky Dog imprint for his 1999 album “Hey You” Ingram has a few videos he has created. There is “Barbie Doll,” “Love You,” “That’s a Man,” “seeing Stars,” “Barefoot and Crazy,” and “Maybe She’ll Get Lonely.” Ingram has also been in other artist’s videos such as “Gunpowder & Lead” by Miranda Lambert. Back in the year 1995 Ingram came out with three different albums they were “Jack Ingram,” “Live at Adair’s,” and “Lonesome Question.” In 1997 he released two albums entitled “Flutter” and “Livin’ or Dyin.’” Two years later he released “Hey You.” It took Ingram three years after that to come up with his album “Electric.” In 2003 “Live at Billy Bob’s Texas” was released and in 2004 he released two albums “Young Man” and “Live at Gruene Hall: Happy Happy.” 2005 brought us the album “Acoustic Motel;” and 2007 brought us the two wonderful albums “Maybe She’ll Get Lonely” and “This Is It.” Ingram did not release anything from then on until this year. This year we have had the privilege to listen to the albums “Barefoot and Crazy” and “Big Dreams & High Hopes.”
Jack Ingram only has one tour date left and that is on November 12th of this year. The concert is be held at the Ryman auditorium in Nashville Tennessee. For reading on Ingram’s fan site this fans think he is amazing in concert. So if anyone is in Nashville or wants to see him, they should go and take in the energy he gives off when he performs live. 
Jack Ingram has won two different awards. In 2007 he won an award at the CMT Music Awards, this award was the Wide Open Country Video of the Year. Then in 2008 at the Academy of Country Music Jack Ingram won the Top New Male Vocalist. 
Jack Ingram has two websites. He has his official website which is: http://www.jackingram.net/ and he also has a MySpace, which that website is: http://www.myspace.com/jackingram. Also Ingram’s label has a website that is: http://www.bigmachinerecords.com/. 
For those of you that like Jack Ingram and want to hear other artist that are like him, do not worry there are some out there. Gary Allan, John Berry, Lisa Brokop, and Kix Brooks are some artists that creat music just like Ingram. A few others are Ronnie Dunn, Skip Ewing, Ty Hernson, Sammy Kershaw, Tracy Lawrence, Danielle Peck, Perfect Stranger, Collin Raye, and South Sixty-Five. And the most popular artist who is like Ingram would be Tim McGraw.
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