2007, he became the first artist signed to Robbins Nashville, a newly established independent label founded by New York City-based Robbins Entertainment. He charted for the fourth time with the No. 49 "I Can't Believe It's Me" in 2008. As a veteran of the United States Army, he is often requested to perform for patriotic and military events and his original songs are regularly licensed for use in conjunction with veteran and patriotic-themed programming. He is the founder of a national charitable organization founded in Minnesota, Tribute to the Troops, now in its 11th year. The organization has four chapters: Minnesota, Illinois, Oregon, North Carolina. This 501c3 has raised over 300,000 for a college fund designed to provide tuition for children who have lost a parent in active duty. His original compositions have been included in regional and national network programs, of which highlights include an Emmy Award-winning program produced by Wisconsin Public Television, CBS "Criminal Minds" episodes and "Fox NFL Sunday" broadcast. Discography Studio albums Singles Music videos References External links Official website 1964 births Living people People from Statesville, North Carolina American country singer-songwriters Country musicians from North Carolina Show Dog-Universal Music artists Singer-songwriters from North Carolina People from Coon Rapids, Minnesota Singer-songwriters from Minnesota