Jack Greene
Jack Greene was a country singer from Maryville, Tennessee who joined the Grand Ole Opry's touring revue in his early twenties. After a stint in the Army, he...
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Jack Greene was a country singer from Maryville, Tennessee who joined the Grand Ole Opry's touring revue in his early twenties. After a stint in the Army, he returned to Nashville and signed with Decca Records. His 1966 single 'Love Me Love Me' became a hit, establishing him as a recognizable voice in the genre.
His recordings often dealt with heartache and devotion. Songs like 'You Gave Me a Mountain,' 'That's When She Started To Stop Loving You,' and 'All I Have To Offer You Is Me' were built around his plaintive delivery and straightforward storytelling. He was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry in 1971.
Greene continued to perform and record for decades. He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2015, two years after his death in 2013.
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