Aaron Tippin: I am in the music business now more than I've ever been before. I'm like a six-year-old on a bicycle on my first down-hill run. I don't know what's at the bottom of the hill, but I am excited and unafraid. So it's scary and fun and all these emotions at once.
Aaron Tippin loves to fly airplanes, collect vintage dump trucks, and hunt deer and wild turkey.
Aaron Tippin has worked as a factory worker, truck driver, welder, farm hand, and a corporate pilot.
Aaron Tippin lives on 300 acres in Tennessee.
Aaron Tippin's favorite artists are Hank Williams, Frank Sinatra, Faron Young, Jimmie Rodgers, Johnny Horton, and Dean Martin.
Aaron Tippin is the spokesperson for the "Paralyzed Veterans of America."
In 1990, Aaron Tippin was the first singer to go to Saudi Arabia to entertain the troops during the Gulf War.
Aaron Tippin has three children; Teddy, who was born in 1997, Sam who was born in 2000, and Charla, who was from him first marriage.
Aaron Tippin was married as a teenager. The marriage didn't last long.
Aaron Tippin appeared on the soundtrack for The Beverly Hillbillies in 1993.
Aaron Tippin has five gold albums and one platinum.
Several of the songs that Aaron Tippin wrote were recorded by Diamond Rio, David Ball, and Mark Collie.
In 1986, Aaron Tippin competed in a talent contest called The Nashville Network's "You Can Be a Star TV."
In the early 1970's, Aaron Tippin played the local honky tonk bars in South Carolina.
Aaron Tippin sold his firearms store and converted the space into a personal recording studio and office.
Aaron Tippin's wife's name is Thea.
Tippin worked the midnight shift at a factory in Kentucky, commuted to Music Row to write songs, did his late afternoon strength training, went to bed, got up and did the whole routine over again, day after day.
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