Joel Feeney

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Joel Feeney
Background information
Birth name Joel Feeney
Origin Oakville, Ontario
Genre(s) Country
Occupation(s) singer/songwriter
Years active 1991Present
Label(s) MCA Nashville
Associated acts LeAnn Rimes, Doc Walker

Joel Feeney (born in Oakville, Ontario) is a Canadian country music singer and is most known for his 1995 #1 hit "What Kind of Man" and for co-writing LeAnn Rimes' 2005 hit "Nothin' 'Bout Love Makes Sense". Feeney has written songs for other artists such as Aaron Lines and produced albums for Doc Walker.

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[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

Year Title
1991 Joel Feeney and The Western Front
1993 ...Life Is But a Dream
1998 Joel Feeney

[edit] Singles

Year Title CAN Country Album
1991 "It's a Beautiful Life" 23 Joel Feeney and The Western Front
"Poor Billy" 71
"Diamonds" 18
1992 "One Good Reason" 28
"If Anything Could Be" 48
"The Tennessee Hills" 26
1993 "Say the Word" 5 ...Life Is But a Dream
1994 "By Heart" 13
"Everything to Me" 11
"Tears Don't Lie" 32
1995 "What Kind of Man" 1
"Life Is Just a Dream" 9
1998 "A Little Bit of Your Love" 12 Joel Feeney
1999 "Leslie's Wedding Day" 16
"She Ain't Gonna Cry" 15
2000 "A Wonderful Life" 49
"I Will" (with Eli Barsi) 75 Eli Barsi (Eli Barsi album)

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