with Rockie, to publicize Where I Belong and 'Love.' The story will be featured on the cover of the June edition, alongside three other artists.

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Rockie Lynne Talks Reunion With Biological Father On New Documentary ‘Where I Belong’, Coinciding Album

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Country singer Rockie Lynne has a story to tell

By JIMMY TOMLIN ENTERPRISE STAFF WRITER

THOMASVILLE — When a producer suggested making a documentary about country music artist Rockie Lynne, the North Carolina singer could only scratch his head.

“I thought that was about the dumbest idea I’d ever heard,” says Lynne, 59, of Statesville. “Who would want to watch a documentary about me?”

As it turns out, lots of folks.

The hourlong documentary — titled “Rockie Lynne: Where I Belong” — was released on Amazon Prime in April and will be aired Oct. 12 on PBS North Carolina...

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Country musician Rockie Lynne speaks about his music and performs a song. WATE Living East Tennessee on Monday, May 20, 2024.

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ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Country music artist Rockie Lynne documents his music and life in a new film “Rockie Lynne: Where I Belong.”

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Country Music Artist Rockie Lynne Talks New Album, Documentary

Coon Rapids, Minnesota

In early September, country music artist Rockie Lynne stopped by the Coon Rapids Civic Center in preparation for his 21st annual Tribute to the Troops Ride in Minnesota, which honors Gold Star families.

"We've been able to send over 125 children to college whose parents have passed away since 9/11," Lynne said.

It’s been a busy year for the singer and songwriter, who released his 16th album, LOVE, back in March, which is the soundtrack for the new JC Summerford documentary, “Where I Belong” which tells about his unimaginable life story.

"I was found in a garbage dumpster and I grew up in an orphanage,” Lynne said. “That's not really a movie that's just getting dealt a bad hand."

His incredible musical journey included taking a DNA test, which led Lynne to a chance meeting with his biological father.

"One of my favorite parts of the film is when my father, Clyde Holloway, comes up on stage and sings a song with us,” Lynne said. “I was overcome with emotion, just overcome with a feeling of unity and a feeling of belonging to something, and just love for him."