Aaron Tippin
Aaron Tippin started singing in local honky-tonks before moving to Nashville. His debut album "You've Got to Stand for Something" came out in 1991, with the...
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Aaron Tippin started singing in local honky-tonks before moving to Nashville. His debut album "You've Got to Stand for Something" came out in 1991, with the title track and "There Ain't Nothin' Wrong with the Radio" getting attention. He followed that with "Call Me Crazy" in 1992 and "Hangin' On" in 1995.
In 1995 he released "A December to Remember," a Christmas ballad that became a holiday staple on country radio. Other songs like "A Little Dust On The Bottle" and "A Real Nice Problem To Have" show his straightforward approach to country storytelling.
He had to take a break from touring in 1998 due to vocal cord problems, but returned to recording. His discography includes albums like "People Like Us," "In Overdrive," and "Aaron Tippin 25" from 2016.
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