Who is John Rich? See Net-worth, Quote, Awards, Fact, Wiki

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John Rich was born on the 7th January 1974, in Amarillo, Texas USA. He is a country musician, singer and songwriter, who is probably best known for being a member of the duo Big & Rich, together with Big Kenny. He is also recognized as a former member of the band Lonestar. John has released two studio albums and two extended plays as a solo artist. His musical career has been active since 1981.

Have you ever wondered how rich John Rich is, as of mid- 2016? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that the total size of John’s net worth is as high as $6 million, which has been accumulated through his successful involvement in the music industry as a country musician, not only as a band member, but also through his solo career.

John Rich Net Worth $6 Million

John Rich grew up in his hometown, Amarillo, where he attended elementary school, after which he moved to Dickson, Tennessee, and enrolled at Dickson County Senior High. Upon matriculation, he relocated to Nashville and began to work at Opryland USA, where he sang. Soon after, John`s professional career began, in the early 1990s, when he joined the band Texasee, which later changed the name to Lonestar.

To start his musical career, John played bass guitar in Lonestar, and was an occasional singer. However, he was fired by the band in 1998, but no reasons were given in the media. Immediately John ventured into a solo career, signing with BNA records. He released two singles, “I Pray for You” and “Forever Loving You”, then he started working on his debut solo album “Underneath The Same Moon”, however, it wasn’t released until 2006. The album reached No. 64 on the US Country chart, and its sales increased his net worth by a large margin. To speak further of his solo career, he released his second album, entitled “Son of a Preacher Man” in 2009, which reached No. 3 on the US Country chart. He also released two EPs, “Rich Rocks” (2011), and “For Kids”, the same year. These also added a lot to his net worth.

John`s wealth also benefited from his involvement in the country music duo Big & Rich, which he formed in 2002 with Big Kenny. The duo has released five albums so far, including “Horse of a Different Color” (2004), which topped the US Country chart, and achieved platinum status, “Between Raising Hell and Amazing Grace” (2007), which also topped the charts, and achieved gold status, and most their recent release “Gravity” (2014), reaching No. 8 on the chart.

John is also known as a television personality, appearing as a host and judge in such TV shows as “Gone Country”, and “Nashville Star”, among others, increasing further his net worth.

When it comes to speak about his personal life, John Rich has been married to Joan Rich since 2008; the couple has two children. He is also a political activist, supporting several presidential candidates, such as John McCain, Rand Paul, and Fred Thompson, by performing, and writing songs, during their respective campaigns.



Full Name John Rich
Net Worth $6 Million
Date Of Birth January 7, 1974
Died January 29, 2012, Los Angeles, California, United States
Place Of Birth Amarillo, Texas, United States
Height 5′ 10″
Profession Singer-songwriter, Record producer, Musician, Singer, Guitarist, Songwriter, Bassist
Nationality American
Spouse Joan Rich (m. 2008)
Children Colt Rich, Cash Rich
Nicknames John D. Rich , Rich, John
Facebook http://www.facebook.com/johnrich
Twitter https://twitter.com/johnrich
MySpace https://myspace.com/johnrich
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0723664/
Music Groups Big & Rich (Since 1998), Lonestar (1992 – 1998), MuzikMafia (Since 2001)
Nominations Grammy Award for Best Country Song, Academy of Country Music Award for Song of the Year, Academy of Country Music Award for Vocal Event of the Year, Academy of Country Music Award for Album of the Year, Academy of Country Music Award for Single Record of the Year, Country Music Association Award for…
Movies Easy Come, Easy Go, Boeing Boeing, Roustabout, The New Interns, Wives and Lovers, Clarence Darrow, Moscow Bureau
TV Shows Gone Country, Nashville Star, The Apprentice
Fact
1 His second wife, Andrea, was an Executive Vice Chancellor at UCLA for many years. She was also the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art from 1995-2005.
2 Had two sons, Anthony Rich, a television director and Robert with his second wife, Andrea.
3 Member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences [Directors Branch].
4 He was an Army Air Force navigator during World War II.
5 He returned to the University of Michigan after the war, where he received a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in English. As a senior he had a part-time job as a DJ on a small local radio station.
6 In New York he worked on the NBC radio program “Wanted”, before beginning his TV career in 1950 as a stage manager on NBC shows such as Kraft Theatre (1947) and The Jack Carson Show (1954).
7 Best known as the Emmy Award-winning director of All in the Family (1971) and The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961).
8 When he worked on The Brady Bunch (1969), he was reunited with fellow University of Michigan graduate Ann B. Davis (Alice).

Director

Title Year Status Character
The Brady Bunch 1969 TV Series 7 episodes
Gomer Pyle: USMC 1967-1969 TV Series 26 episodes
Gunsmoke 1957-1969 TV Series 14 episodes
Hogan’s Heroes 1968 TV Series 2 episodes
Bonanza 1960-1968 TV Series 4 episodes
Good Morning, World 1967 TV Series 2 episodes
Hey, Landlord 1967 TV Series 1 episode
Easy Come, Easy Go 1967
Run for Your Life 1967 TV Series 1 episode
McNab’s Lab 1966 TV Movie
T.H.E. Cat 1966 TV Series 1 episode
Summer Fun 1966 TV Series 1 episode
The Dick Van Dyke Show 1961-1966 TV Series 41 episodes
I Spy 1966 TV Series 1 episode
Boeing, Boeing 1965
Hank 1965 TV Series 1 episode
Gilligan’s Island 1964 TV Series 4 episodes
Roustabout 1964
The New Interns 1964
The Twilight Zone 1960-1963 TV Series 2 episodes
Wives and Lovers 1963
McKeever & the Colonel 1962 TV Series
The Law and Mr. Jones 1962 TV Series 2 episodes
King of Diamonds 1961 TV Series 4 episodes
The Joey Bishop Show 1961 TV Series 1 episode
General Electric Theater 1959-1961 TV Series 4 episodes
Mister Ed 1961 TV Series 1 episode
The Aquanauts 1961 TV Series 3 episodes
The Americans 1961 TV Series 1 episode
Outlaws 1960 TV Series 1 episode
The Detectives 1960 TV Series 2 episodes
The Rifleman 1960 TV Series 2 episodes
New Comedy Showcase 1960 TV Series 1 episode
Markham 1959-1960 TV Series 3 episodes
Hotel de Paree 1960 TV Series 1 episode
Law of the Plainsman 1960 TV Series 1 episode
Bat Masterson 1958-1960 TV Series 6 episodes
Riverboat 1959 TV Series 2 episodes
The Rough Riders 1958-1959 TV Series 4 episodes
Bold Venture 1959 TV Series 4 episodes
Richard Diamond, Private Detective 1958 TV Series 3 episodes
Conflict 1957 TV Series 2 episodes
Hey, Jeannie! 1956 TV Series 1 episode
The Gale Storm Show: Oh! Susanna 1956 TV Series 2 episodes
Screen Directors Playhouse 1956 TV Series 1 episode
Our Miss Brooks 1955-1956 TV Series 27 episodes
Dateline: Disneyland 1955 TV Special documentary
Where’s Raymond? 1954-1955 TV Series 30 episodes
I Married Joan 1953-1954 TV Series 8 episodes
Colonel Humphrey Flack 1953 TV Series
Big Town 1951 TV Series 1 episode
Payne 1999 TV Series 2 episodes
Something So Right 1996-1997 TV Series 3 episodes
Mr. Rhodes 1996-1997 TV Series 2 episodes
Pistol Pete 1996 TV Movie
Hudson Street 1995 TV Series 2 episodes
If Not for You 1995 TV Series 5 episodes
Murphy Brown 1994 TV Series 1 episode
The Second Half 1993-1994 TV Series 8 episodes
The Good Life 1994 TV Series 1 episode
Walter & Emily 1991-1992 TV Series 13 episodes
The Man in the Family 1991 TV Series 7 episodes
Baby Talk 1991 TV Series 1 episode
Dear John 1989 TV Series 5 episodes
Nearly Departed 1989 TV Series 6 episodes
Comedy Factory 1986 TV Series 2 episodes
Mr. Sunshine 1986 TV Series 11 episodes
Condo 1983 TV Series 13 episodes
Amanda’s 1983 TV Series 1 episode
Newhart 1982 TV Series 1 episode
Benson 1980-1982 TV Series 43 episodes
Dorothy 1979 TV Series 4 episodes
Billy 1979 TV Series
The Phantom of the Open Hearth 1978 TV Movie
Mother, Juggs & Speed 1978 TV Short
Charo and the Sergeant 1976 TV Movie
On the Rocks 1975-1976 TV Series 21 episodes
Grandpa Max 1975 TV Movie
Barney Miller 1975 TV Series 1 episode
All in the Family 1971-1974 TV Series 81 episodes
Clarence Darrow 1974 TV Movie
Good Times 1974 TV Series 1 episode
The New Dick Van Dyke Show 1971 TV Series 2 episodes
That Girl 1968-1971 TV Series 19 episodes
Make Room for Granddaddy 1971 TV Series 2 episodes
My World and Welcome to It 1969-1970 TV Series 8 episodes

Producer

Title Year Status Character
Young MacGyver 2003 TV Movie executive producer
MacGyver: Trail to Doomsday 1994 TV Movie executive producer
MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis 1994 TV Movie executive producer
MacGyver 1985-1992 TV Series executive producer – 139 episodes
Walter & Emily 1991-1992 TV Series executive producer – 7 episodes
Nearly Departed 1989 TV Series consulting producer – 2 episodes
Mr. Sunshine 1986 TV Series executive producer – 11 episodes
Condo TV Series producer – 6 episodes, 1983 executive producer – 1 episode, 1983
Benson 1980-1982 TV Series executive producer – 44 episodes
Billy 1979 TV Series executive producer – 1 episode
Charo and the Sergeant 1976 TV Movie producer
On the Rocks 1975 TV Series producer
Grandpa Max 1975 TV Movie producer
All in the Family TV Series producer – 46 episodes, 1972 – 1974 associate producer – 2 episodes, 1973
New Comedy Showcase 1960 TV Series producer – 1 episode

Miscellaneous

Title Year Status Character
Maude 1972-1973 TV Series production consultant – 3 episodes

Writer

Title Year Status Character
General Electric Theater TV Series teleplay – 1 episode, 1960 story and screenplay – 1 episode, 1958

Thanks

Title Year Status Character
The 64th Primetime Emmy Awards 2012 TV Special in memory of

Self

Title Year Status Character
TV Land Moguls 2009 TV Mini-Series documentary Himself
TV Land’s Top Ten 2006 TV Series documentary Himself
Intimate Portrait 2003 TV Series documentary Himself – Interviewee
Inside TV Land: 40 Greatest Theme Songs 2002 TV Movie documentary Himself
Who Is Alan Smithee? 2002 TV Movie documentary Himself (uncredited)
Inside TV Land: The Dick Van Dyke Show 2000 TV Special documentary Himself
E! True Hollywood Story 1999 TV Series documentary Himself
Omnibus 1997 TV Series documentary

Won Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie
2003 DGA Honorary Life Member Award Directors Guild of America, USA
1993 Robert B. Aldrich Achievement Award Directors Guild of America, USA
1973 Primetime Emmy Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Comedy Series All in the Family (1971)
1972 Primetime Emmy Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy All in the Family (1971)
1972 DGA Award Directors Guild of America, USA Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series’ All in the Family (1971)
1972 DGA Award Directors Guild of America, USA Most Outstanding Television Director
1963 Primetime Emmy Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961)

Nominated Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie
1974 Primetime Emmy Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Comedy Series All in the Family (1971)
1973 Primetime Emmy Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy All in the Family (1971)
1973 DGA Award Directors Guild of America, USA Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy Series’ All in the Family (1971)
1971 Primetime Emmy Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy All in the Family (1971)
1962 Primetime Emmy Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961)

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