Marcus Hummon

The son of the career diplomat, singer/songwriter Marcus Hummon spent his formative years traveling the world; at various moments, he resided in areas as far-ranging as Italy, Africa, as well as the Philippines. After settling in Washington, D.C., simply because a teenager, he began executing along with his three sisters in an organization named Harmony; pursuing university, in 1984 he shifted to LA to seek an archive deal. After a few months of stress, he relocated to Nashville in 1986. While quickly locating success for the city’s membership circuit, a documenting contract regularly eluded Hummon and his music group, Redwing, for a long time; his first flavor of success emerged being a songwriter, when Wynonna notched a high Three strike in 1993 along with his “Just Love.” The next year, Alabama have scored along with his “Cheap Chairs,” and after his tracks were also included in famous brands Hal Ketchum, Patty Loveless, as well as the Nitty Gritty Dirt Music group, Hummon finally debuted using the LP All in Great Amount of time in 1995.