Rory Feek
The American country singer Rory Feek was born on April 25, 1965, in Atchison,
Kentucky. Following his time in the United States Marines, he moved to Nashville
and began working as a songwriter during the late 1990s, landing cuts with
Collin Raye's "Someone You Used to Know" (a Number 3 hit in 1998), Clay Walker's
"The Chain of Love" (a Number 3 single in 2000), and Blake Shelton's
chart-topping 2004 release, "Some Beach." Four years after "Some Beach" climbed
to Number 1, Rory Feek formed the country duo Joey + Rory with his wife, fellow
vocalist Joey Feek. The group placed thir...
When I'm GoneJoey + Rory, Joey Martin and Rory Feek
His And Hers
3:54
JosephineJoey + Rory, Joey Martin and Rory Feek
His And Hers
5:21
His and HersJoey + Rory, Joey Martin and Rory Feek
His And Hers
2:55
Your Man Love You HoneyJoey + Rory, Joey Martin and Rory Feek
His And Hers
2:20
Love Your ManJoey + Rory, Joey Martin and Rory Feek
His And Hers
2:36
Teaching Me How to Love YouJoey + Rory, Joey Martin and Rory Feek
His And Hers
2:46
