Adam Tyler Brown is an accomplished guitarist whether playing rhythm or lead. Originally from Maryland he now resides in Orange Beach, Alabama with his wife Shawna P. Adam Tyler Brown is the lead man and lead guitarist for Shawna P and the EarthFunk Tribe. He cites his main influences as The Allman Brothers, Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks. He is featured on the recently released debut album for Shawna P and the EarthFunk Tribe, “EarthFunk Muzik” . Adam has shared the stage with such greats as Gary Nichols and Ugli Stick.

Some of his songwriting partners include: Huey Lewis, Angela Kaset, Tim Johnson, Will Robinson, Jon Robbin, Bobby Whiteside, John Schweers, James House, and James Dean Hicks among many others. Alex performs late shows regularly at the Bluebird Cafe,

Alex’s new CD is:
“INCREDIBLY THICK SONGS WITH
COMPLICATED CHORD PROGRESSIONS, VAGUE LYRICS,
AND MELODIES ONLY I CAN SING”
Alex’s new Book is “For a Good Time Call: 867-5309 – the song that saved my ass for a while” To be published soon.

Alex’s latest album is Passion & Purpose with Lisa Carrie ( Eddy Arnold, Mickey Gilley, Wayne Newton, The ‘Opry) and the Firestarters, presented by nationally recognized healthcare innovative genius Quint Studer, who also contributed lyrics and concepts for the album. Alex wrote, produced, and sang the record, recorded in Nashville with top session guys, including Michael Black ( Jordanaires), Gary Pigg (Neil Young and Amy Grant), and Buddy Hyatt (Toto).
Passion &Purpose reaches out to healthcare and other service workers who have been called to their field of helping others.

Alex, Lisa and the band are currently performing around the country at healthcare conferences to highly enthusiastic responses.

A San Francisco native, Alex has lived and worked in London, Los Angeles, and currently, Nashville.

Kerrville Folk Festival winner Annie Mosher is a performer not to miss. She grew up in the north country along the Canadian border, and her songs reflect the kind of rural, lonesome sound that fills the mountains of that land. She has a powerful stage presence and is at the same time wild and tender, terribly funny one moment, and deeply poignant the next. She has been a longtime member of the Nashville gal-group Girls With Guitars, and was a finalist in the Wildflower Music Festival in 2011. She is a firecracker on stage, and she loves her audience. Her most recent album, “Welcome To My Birthday,” is a delicious mix of the strange, the tragic, and the lovely. She is a regular at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, and is fast becoming a fixture on Americana radio.

7:00pm Jourdan Pace

8:00pm Tore Andersen, Ottar Johansen

Friday – September 30

7:00pm Marc Black

8:30pm Tim Buppert, Jerry Vandiver

10:00pm Trevor Finlay, Ken Morton

Saturday – October 1

5:00pm Rob Wolf

6:00pm RB Stone

7:00pm Shawna P, Adam Tyler Brown

Sunday – October 2

12:00pm – Matt Hoggatt

1:00pm – Rusty Tabor, Steven Dale Jones

2:30pm – David Chamberlin, Don Rollins, Earl Bud Lee

Ride the Trolley and be serenaded by a songwriter!

After a successful run with Shenandoah, singer/songwriter Billy Ryan recently became the first artist signed to the newly formed Directions International label, which was started by super manager Fred Conley (Earl Thomas Conley, Alabama) and A&R guru Shane Barrett (MCA records, Ole Publishing) and has also recently signed by Creative Artists Agency (one of the top three talent agencies in the world). His debut CD for the label will be released in early 2012, followed immediately by a tour with several other CAA artists. As a writer, Billy has had cuts with Darryl Worley, Marty Raybon and Billy Yates, among others. As an Indie artist, Billy had a #1 on the Major Country Music European Hot Disc Chart with “Succeed” and headlined major country festivals in Lithuania , Slovakia , Poland , Czech Republic , Germany , France and Switzerland.

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Pensacola, FL 32507
(850) 457-7557
www.bluesangelmusic.com

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Saturday – October 1

1:00pm Gary Talley – Guitar Workshop

In 1967, Gary became the original lead guitarist for the Grammy-nominated group, The Box Tops. Gary is the featured guitarist on “The Letter,” and “Cry Like a Baby.” You won’t want to miss this opportunity to learn some guitar techniques from Gary.

Bobby Keel has received 14 Gold and 12 Platinum from the R.I.A.A for songs recorded by artist such as Hank Willliams Jr., David Allan Coe, Confederate Railroad, Travis Tritt, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Freddie Powers, Albert King, The Carter Family, Johnny Rodriguez, Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley, Tammy Wynette, McGuffy Lane, Tom Jones., Bobby discovered the Forester Sisters and helped them become a number one selling act on the Warner Brothers Label.

Among his hits are: “Whiskey on Ice” recorded by Hank Jr., Travis Tritt and Confederate Railroad, “Time Off for Bad Behavior” recorded by David Allan Coe, Confederate Railroad and Mark Chestnut, “Daddy’s Honky Tonk” recorded by Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley, “Bein’ Gone” recorded by Tammy Wynette, ‘Where’s the Love We Made” recorded by Tom Jones, “If You Got It” by Albert King, “Yankee Don’t Go Home” by the Carter Family and The Forester Sisters. Known as “The Songwriter’s Songwriter Bobby has been nominated for inclusion in the Songwriters Hall of Fame! There have been too numerous artist to list who have recorded Bobby Keels songs. Previous demo singers for Bobby have included: Garth Brooks, Kathy Mattea and T. Graham Brown.

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Brice Long, a native of Hopkinsville, KY, moved to Nashville in 1993 after finishing college at MTSU in Murfreesboro, TN. Long released a self-titled album on Columbia Records and charted with singles “It’s Only Monday” and “Anywhere But Here”. An extremely talented vocalist in his own right, Long also developed a reputation in Nashville as a writer as well and soon chalked up cuts by the likes of John Michael Montgomery, Josh Turner, Randy Travis and others. Gary Allan turned Brice’s “Nothing On But the Radio” into Brice’s first cut to reach #1 on the charts and had another hit with Long-written gem, “Today.” Additionally, Randy Houser had a hit with Long’s song, “Anything Goes.”

Bud Reneau’s music career began as a young boy in Cincinnati, Ohio when his father taught him a few guitar chords, an event that would spark a lifetime passion to create music. He organized a cover band in his teens and played weddings, college parties, DJ hops and finally did several years on the night club circuit in and around Cincinnati while producing records on local artists. Bud’s ambitions lead him to pursue a degree in civil engineering at the University of Cincinnati but his interest in producing and marketing records would immerge as his primary career focus. Around the age of 21 he became a partner in the creation of Saxony Records, an independent do-wap record label and now, “oldies icon” that was to be the vehicle for regional chart positions on “The Teardrops”, “Rollie Willis”, Tommy Sears, “The Ditalians” and others. Some of these records entered Billboard’s national charts and were leased to major record labels, particularly to the thriving 60s and 70s independent labels, “Musicor and Jamie Records”. Bud’s interest in developing new artists and reaching wider markets would eventually lead him to relocate to Nashville, TN where he expanded his interests to include country music productions and to establish himself in the songwriting and publishing arenas. Bud’s early productions and marketing successes in Nashville include the #1 record “Welfare Cadillac” on Royal American Records and “Big Bruce” on Atlantic Records.

Bud’s songs have been recorded by numerous major artists including #1 records on “Chains” (Patty Loveless) , “Got My Heart Set On You” (John Conley) and “Somewhere Between Love and Tomorrow” (Roy Clark). His publishing interests include #1 records on “That’s What Leaving’s About” (Ray Price) and “Occasional Wife” (Faron Young). He also had top 5 chart records as a writer on “Sweet Summer Lovin” (Dolly Parton), “Days Of Sand and Shovels” (Waylon Jennings /Bobby Vinton) plus additional singles and album cuts on Ray Charles, George Jones, Julio Iglesies, Bad Company, Gladys Knight, Ray Stevens, Roy Orbison and many more. Bud has been a staff writer with Pi-Gem/Universal Music, Warner/Chappell Music, Famous Music and Sony/Tree Music Publishing.

In 1980, he entered a business partnership under which he created Robox Records, an independent record label that spawned multiple artist projects and facilitated the purchase of Quadrafonic Recording Studio. Among his projects were Dobie Gray’s acclaimed Christmas album “Welcome Home” plus projects on Bruce Channel, Dennis Yost, Del Shannon and Delbert McClinton. His projects have also included production collaborations with Jimmy Bowen and Steve Clark.

In the late 90s Bud established BR Productions, LLC, a production company focused on artist development. In recent years he has written songs with award winning song writers, Kim Tribble, Jimbo Henson, Jimmy Griffin (of the pop group “Bread”) Hal Bynum and artist/songwriters Dobie Gray and Robin Blakeney.

Bud has recently been involved in multiple artist development projects with co-producer Robin Blakeney and has set up new companies. Hand2Mouse Music (ASCAP) and Dream Room Songs (BMI), companies made up of partners who represent lifetimes of experience in the music industry ____ “people who are not afraid to step out of the box in order to establish new musical trends”.