Georgia-born singer/songwriter Jeffrey Stephen “Bebo” Norman first made a name for himself performing at Young Life Ministries camps in the mid-'90s. Like it did for Matt Wertz and Ed Cash, Young Life proved to be fertile ground for Norman to grow a grassroots fan base. Positive word-of-mouth for his self-released debut, 1996's The Fabric of Verse, led to strong sales and a contract with Watershed Records, which released his official debut, Ten Thousand Days, in 1999. After nearly two decades of touring, Green retired in 2013 and left behind a legacy of nine well-loved albums.