Jim Ranger

Jim Ranger

General Information

Name

Jim Ranger

Gender

Male

Age

38

Location

Newport, Arkansas

Team(s)

Blake

Season(s)

19

Placement

Runner-up

Chairs Turned

Kelly

Gwen

John

Blake

Jim Ranger is a singer from Newport, Arkansas who was a contestant on Season 19 of The Voice. He is a member of Team Blake.

Background[]

Jim Ranger spent the first part of his childhood traveling the country in an RV with his parents, who would sing and preach at churches and festivals. He started singing at 4 years old and learned the guitar at 13. Once his family settled down, he joined the school choir and found a passion for secular music. He went on to play in a jazz band and, at 20, married his wife, Camilla, whom he has known since they were babies. They now have three kids together and Jim works as a campus pastor and worship leader at his dad's church. Jim loves his role in the church but feels he has neglected his passion for secular music. He comes to "The Voice" to prove to his kids that it is never too late to follow your dreams.

Performances[]

Stage	Song	Original Artist	Result
Blind Auditions	"Blue Ain't Your Color"	Keith Urban	3-chair turn
Battle Rounds	"Good As You"	Kane Brown	Won
Knockouts	"Humble And Kind"	Tim McGraw	Won
Live Playoffs	"Rumor"	Lee Brice	Saved by Blake
Semifinals	“Without You”	Badfinger	Saved by public vote
Finale	“With A Little Help From My Friends”	The Beatles	2nd Place