Darryl Worley

Country singer/songwriter Darryl Worley grew up in Pyburn, TN, the son of a father who left his job at a local paper company to become a Methodist preacher and a mother who was a featured singer in the church choir. He became a hard-working yet rebellious young man -- earning a degree in biology with a minor in organic chemistry while drinking bootlegged whiskey and partying at honky-tonks -- who never gave up on making music his full-time pursuit. While holding various jobs, including a stint as a teacher, Worley played clubs on the weekends and occasional weeknights; finally, signing a publishing deal with Fame in Muscle Shoals and began playing bars
nearly every night of the week. Worley is known for his hit singles I Miss My Friend, Have You Forgotten?, Awful Beautiful Life, and, If Something Should Happen. Worley is preparing for his latest album release, Sounds Like Life.