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Oct 13, 1969Rhett Akins is born in Valdosta, Georgia. After three hits as an artist in the 1990s, he transitions into songwriting, composing Luke Bryan's "Huntin', Fishin' And Lovin' Every Day," Jason Aldean's "When She Says Baby," Thomas Rhett's "Life Changes" and Blake Shelton's "I Lived It," among othersAug 19, 1989Rhett and Paige Akins are marriedMar 30, 1990Rhett and Paige Akins have a son, Thomas Rhett Akins Jr., at the Valdosta Medical Center in GeorgiaFeb 12, 1994Rhett and Paige Akins have a daughter, Kasey Lee AkinsSep 1, 1994Decca releases Rhett Akins' debut single, "What They're Talkin' About"Jan 3, 1995Decca Records is re-activated by MCA with the release of Rhett Akins' debut album, "A Thousand Memories"Apr 8, 1995Decca releases Rhett Akins' "That Ain't My Truck"Sep 19, 1995Decca releases Rhett Akins' "She Said Yes"Nov 23, 1995Rhett Akins sings the national anthem at Texas Stadium in Irving when the Dallas Cowboys host the Kansas City Chiefs in an NFL game. The Cowboys win, 24-12Feb 14, 1996Recently ordained as a minister through the mail, Rhett Akins conducts a marriage at the Macaroni Grill in Kansas City, Missouri, in a Valentine's Day promotion arranged by radio station KBEQ
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