A Little background on
some members of this elite band
. . .
Earl Clark
- Earl’s songs have been
recorded by George Strait,
Johnny Rodriguez, Willie Nelson,
Tracy Lawrence, Tanya Tucker,
and Tim McGraw. His hit
“Can't Break It to My Heart,”
has been played over two million
times. Another song, “Renegades,
Rebels and Rogues,” is
approaching two million. Earl's
“I Found Jesus on the Jailhouse
Floor” has touched the hearts of
millions . . .
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more about Earl Clark download
the PDF.Kalvin
Wayne - Kalvin's first
professionally-recorded album,
was titled “In America.”
Legendary songwriter, Tommy
Barnes has written hit songs
including Indian Outlaw (Tim
McGraw), My Love (Little Texas),
and Man to Man (Hank Williams,
Jr.) Kalvin has recorded a
gospel record called “I Want to
Go to Heaven When I Die,” which
includes seven of Tommy Barnes'
songs. This album will be
available in 2007. Another album
. . .
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more about Kalvin Wayne download
the PDF.
Joe Engel
- Joe toured four years, opening
for various well-known acts,
such as Alan Jackson, Restless
Heart, Garth Brooks, Travis
Tritt, and many others. He has
appeared on Nashville Now and
Crook & Chase, both popular
country music television shows
. . .
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download the PDF
Scott
'Jellyroll' Blackwell - As a
result of his hard work and
tremendous talent, his songs
have been recorded by Joe Diffie,
Aaron Tippon, Joe Stamply, Sonny
Burgess, Jeff Cooke (of Alabama
fame) and, most recently, the
title song of Sammy Kershaw's
latest CD, “Honky Tonk Boots.”
He has personally recorded and
performed with Tanya Tucker, Tim
McGraw, Tracy Lawrence, David
Allen Coe, Joe Stamply, and .
. .
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more about Scott 'Jellyroll'
Blackwell download the PDF.
'Cowboy'
Eddie Long - Cowboy began
his professional career working
with Hank Williams, Jr. Within
six months, he recorded his
first #1 album, “The Pressure
Was On,” which included the hit
single, “All My Rowdy Friends.”
While touring with Hank for the
next 16 years, he recorded 22
albums, including one hit with
Hank Williams, Sr., “There's a
Tear in My Beer.” Cowboy's work
has been featured on such hits
as “Country Boy Can Survive,”
“Born to Boogie,” and even the
famous “Monday Night Football
Theme.” He is heard playing on
the collaborations Hank
Williams, Jr. had with Kid Rock
. . .
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Long download the PDF
Steve Wood
- Steve developed his skills
with the bass guitar, and soon
qualified for the demanding
studio work in Nashville. He
traveled with “Surefire” five
years, before joining a local
Nashville singer. Steve played
with Tommy Overstreet, who had a
series of top-ten hits in the
early 1970s, and who remained
popular on the concert circuit
through the 1980s with his band
“Nashville Express.” Steve then
performed with “Ricochet,” whose
number one hit, “Daddy's Money,”
is one of the most recognized
songs in country music . . .
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Preston
Stanfill - Preston's credits
include playing with Chely
Wright in Nashville, for a total
of 13 years. This led to live
television experiences with the
Grand Ole Opry. Friends Jay
Demarcus and Joe Don Rooney whom
Preston brought into Chely’s
band, later formed Rascal Flatts.
Preston was the initial drummer,
but declined an offer of a
permanent gig with them, telling
Joe Don to “go ahead and make me
proud.” . . .
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more about Preston Stanfill
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