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Tony Wolf
editTony Wolf (born August 23, 1968) is an American singer, songwriter, author, speaker, comedian and child advocate. He has recorded seven albums, penned over 50 song parodies including "Farmville" which reached #38 on the iTunes top 40. He has authored two books and has toured with over 30 Christian artists and comedians including Michael W. Smith, MercyMe, Newsboys and Crowder. He has also served as a consultant to organizations, speakers and individuals also attempting to help children living in extreme poverty.
Discography
edit- 1992: My New Tape
- 1995: Wolf
- 2002: Tales from the Life of A Simple Chicken
- 2006: The Rise And Fall of A Child Star
- 2012: Most of the Songs That I Perform
- 2016: Total Pandemonium
- 2024: Bottle Rocket
Books
edit- 2007: Go Be Jesus
- 2015: Serve One
Personal Life
editTony lives in Westfield, Indiana with his wife Laura, three daughters Brooklyn, Katie and Adrienne and son Jude.