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Born in Danville, Kentucky, John Michael Montgomery arrived on the country music scene in 1993 with his debut album, Life’s A Dance, which became the only million-seller on the country charts by a new artist that year. Its title was a No. 4 single and was followed by his first country chart-topper, “I Love the Way You Love Me.” Later hits such as “I Swear,” “Be Me Baby Tonight,” “If You Got Love,” and the No. 4 single “Rope the Moon” secured his position as one of the hottest artists in country music, appealing to lovers of both Garth Brooks and Lynyrd Skynyrd. He remained unchanged by his success, however, refusing to leave his Lexington, Kentucky home to move to Nashville. Montgomery and his older brother, Eddie Montgomery of Montgomery Gentry, received musical encouragement from their father, who performed in a local country band and taught his son his first chords. John Michael joined the family band as guitarist before taking the lead singing role when his parents divorced. Afterwards, he made a frugal living on the local honky-tonk scene as a solo artist playing what he referred to as “working man’s country.” Atlantic Records eventually signed him and he produced a string of albums including 1998’s Leave a Mark, 1999’s Home to You, and Brand New Me in 2000, after which he switched labels to Warner Brothers. Under them, he released Pictures in 2002 and The Very Best of John Michael Montgomery in 2003. In early 2003 he scored a radio hit with “Letters From Home,” a song about a soldier fighting in an overseas war, which served as the title track on his latest album, released in April of this year.
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