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Taylor Dukes” I have always known about my passion for music. If you aren't putting your soul into something... it's not worth doing.

Ohio Native. Singer-Songwriter. Lover of wine. Free Spirit. Believer in Fate. Soul Singer. Contagious Smiler. Night Owl. Lover of All Things Genuine. Blues Enthusiast. Coffee Addicted. Full of Harmony.

Music can free the soul. If even just one listener can relate- I've accomplished what I set out to do. ♫♪♫♫♪♫

Enjoy my new EP "Light" -- Produced / Mixed by: Jonathan Roye / Carry On Productions

Taylor Dukes is a soul singer-songwriter from Hudson, Ohio. She is known for her Jazz chords, bluesy vocals, thoughtful lyrics and incredibly catchy melodies. All have earned her recognition with some of the top writers, producers and record labels in the business. Recently Taylor beat out thousands of other applicants for the ‘2016: Project Aloft Star’ competition. That lead to her playing, “Live In The Vineyard” in Napa Valley, where she opened for Phillip Phillips, JOHNNYSWIM, Blue October and Mike Posner just to name a few. The songstress toured Europe in May 2015, playing eight different European countries and is set to join Aloft for their 2017 ‘Live at Aloft Tour’ early next year. Taylor is currently finishing up her new EP titled, “Rose” which was released Summer 2017.

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Gina Jones

Biography

Gina Jones’ life has been anything but easy, but one thing remains constant, her love for writing, singing and performing music. Gina began her musical career at the tender age of 9 singing and playing bass in her family’s band, the Ozark Rhythm Aires. She was a natural and from the age of 9 to 15 she performed in the band. The band performed at fairs and festivals and toured the Ozarks in Missouri, including Branson. By the age of 9 Gina had already cut her first record with the Ozark Rhythm Aires.

As a mere child Gina and the Ozark Rhythm Aires won numerous talent shows that led to opening for such acts as, Justin Tubb and Grammy Award winning Dottie West. At age 14, Gina and her brother, Stan Barnhart decided to venture out and began their own duo. It wasn’t long before they were signed to a recording contract with Universal Records in Nashville. Universal released a record which gained them exposure in the west where Gina lived at the time. Eventually, the duo with her brother ended and she decided to take a different direction and began singing and performing in a rock band. Before her rock journey was over Gina had performed with several bands touring the west in Idaho, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Washington, and California.

By her early 20’s, Gina’s country soul was beckoning her to return to her roots. Gina made the big move to Nashville in which time she performed regularly at some of Nashville’s most historical venues such as Gilley’s on Music Row, Lonnie's Western Room, and Barbara’s and Skull’s in Printer’s Alley. While in Nashville Gina joined a band called the “Nashville Country Music Review” and opened for over thirty-six Grand Ole Opry stars including\; Bobby Bare, Jeanie Sealy, Porter Wagoner, Connie Smith, Bill Anderson, Little Jimmy Dickens, and Faron Young. During this time Gina was honing her songwriting skills and eventually signed a publishing deal with the Paul Richie Music Group. Gina co-wrote with many established Nashville hit songwriters and artists including Vern Gosdin, and, was mentored by the “Grandfather of Country Music” the legendary, Harlan Howard. Gina had success in getting songs published by the Ritchey Music Group and Rowen Music. In 2010 with a focus on writing gospel music she secured two Southern Gospel cuts recorded by Peach State Quartet that charted on the Southern Gospel charts.

From 1990 to 1995 Gina continued to perform in and around Nashville and was a regular in well-known venues such as “Live at Libby’s” located in Kentucky which was credited for giving Tim McGraw, Tracey Lawrence, and Jo Dee Messina their career start. Over the past decade Gina has continued performing at fairs and festivals as well as intimate acoustic coffee houses and listening rooms. In 2015 Gina was invited to perform at the Bakersfield Music Awards after headlining along with the Bakersfield Sound band in a festival in Las Vegas. In 2015, Gina won a “battle of the bands” contest promoted through fan voting on Facebook. As the winner of the contest, Gina opened the Mountain Home Country Music Festival star-studded lineup that included, Blake Shelton, Brad Paisley and Florida Georgia Line.

Gina’s career has ramped up to a whole new level when in 2017 she was signed to artist management by Nashville music veteran Brenda Cline with Workhorse 615. To add to the increasing momentum, in late 2017 Gina signed a publishing deal by Nashville music executive and publisher, Justin Peters and Songs for the Planet. Gina continues to perform acoustically and with her band but spends most of her time writing songs as well as her memoirs. Gina Jones will be releasing her candid, riveting book about her troubled past and personal triumphs in her forthcoming book which she is co-writing with her manager, Brenda Cline. The book will be released in 2018 along with a new Cd of her original music.

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"If Doc Watson, Paul Simon and John Prine had a lineage, you would find it in the bloodstream of Nicholas Edward Williams. A storyteller at heart, Williams blends American folk songwriting with country blues fingerpicking, whistling and a stomp box. The 34 year-old has made waves performing over 1000 shows with eight studio albums under the moniker Whetherman since 2007, and has opened for critically acclaimed acts Taj Mahal, The Wood Brothers and Billy Strings."

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With over 8,500 Grand Ole Opry performances to his credit, Tim successfully transitioned from the spotlight’s fringe where he played piano for Grammy Award winners and CMA Entertainers of the Year to the center stage where he performs his high energy stage show for eager audiences all over the world.

With recent television appearances on the Hallmark channel’s Home & Family Show, Fox News, RFD-TV’s Larry’s Country Diner and the television series Country Family Reunion: Another Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting, new converts to Tim’s music have discovered what long time Atwood fans have known all along: Tim Atwood has a voice! Tim is a stylist who feels every song he sings, and in turn, the audience feels it too.

Perhaps Grammy Award winner and Grand Ole Opry matriarch Jeannie Seely summed up Tim’s talents best when she said, Tim Atwood will have his audience laughing at one of his many road stories delivering his lines with a quick wit and country boy charm. Then he’ll fire that audience up like only he can–bopping his head and raking his foot across those keys–the audience clapping their hands and singing along, and just like that, he belts out a poignant ballad that puts a lump in their throats and a tear in their eyes. Tim Atwood is an entertainer!

With recent nods for Entertainer of the Year by the Reunion of Professional Entertainers and Male Vocalist of the Year by the Academy of Western Artists, Tim received the 2017 R.O.P.E. Award for Musician of the Year and was named by the Genuine Country Music Association as their 2017 Fan Favorite. In June 2018 Tim was inducted into the ALM Musician’s Hall of Fame.

On the heels of his hit single Let’s All Go Down To The River which earned him a top five spot in the national music charts, Tim experienced a career highlight when he returned to the Grand Ole Opry stage as an artist. From all of those years backing country music’s elite on the Opry stage to walking on the Opry stage as an entertainer myself, felt wonderfully strange. Yet it felt so right, Tim reminisced. I was home.

Tim’s third album Livin’ The Dream defines his current place in life. The album’s content reflects Tim’s love for traditional country music combined with his ability to update the classics to make them his own. His debut single, the patriotic anthem I’ll Stand Up And Say So, has earned Tim a spot on an upcoming episode of the television show Huckabee.

More about Tim

Tim is originally from East Peoria, Illinois. He began his music career playing gospel music at the age of thirteen for The Harris Family. Before settling in at the Grand Ole Opry, Tim toured with country legends Mel Street, Lynn Anderson and Jim Ed Brown where he can still be seen regularly on the rebroadcasts of Jim Ed’s TV series Nashville On The Road. Tim’s other TV credits include Home & Family, Larry’s Country Diner, Another Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting, Opry Live, Nashville Now, Hee Haw, Church Street Station, Country On The Gulf, Pop Goes The Country, Country Connection, Late Night With David Letterman, The Dailey & Vincent Show and features on CBS, NBC and FOX National News. Tim is a regular guest host on the iconic Ernest Tubb Midnight Jamboree on WSM Radio.

While he enjoys performing his own show and recording his own projects, Tim continues to be a sought after studio musician in Nashville. Being able to create great music for others is one of his favorite things about the music business. A devout Christian, Tim believes his gift FROM God is his gift TO God.

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Marlow Music Inc. is a progressive rock band, deeply rooted in blues, jazz, and swing, headed up by it's founder, Nick Marlow.

a self taught musician Nick brings his talent and passion to his music. Jazz, Boogie, singer song writer Nick is a standard in and around the area and played the "House" multiple times. Marlow Music Inc can be found in a number of the venues in Cumberland County.

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Awesome evening of fun, songs & the stories behind them with special guests along the way!

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Sean Gasaway is an award winning singer/songwriter, publisher, record executive, and record producer. Sean was born on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and now resides in Nashville, TN. Sean's incredible popularity and high demand has led to performances of his hit "Stomp" and The National Anthem in front of 75,000 Pittsburgh Steeler Fans at Heinz Field, awards including the 2017 Native American Music Awards Song Of The Year (“Shooting Blanks” by Mickie James), songs played on the NBC Today Show, feature shows at the World Famous Bluebird Café, International Festivals including The Frank Brown International Songwriters Festival, year round performances at the World Famous Flora~Bama, Feature Artist with The Last Honkytonk Music Series, various House Concerts from the Gulf Coast to New England, major publishing and record deals in the US and the UK, garnering over 100 songs cut, four #1 songs on the Americana and Independent charts, six Top 40 on Billboard and Independent Charts, songs in major movies, documentaries, NFL Sports, as well as his highly acclaimed 2016 album release "Mississippi Vol. 1" and 2018 release "Mixtape, Mississippi".

Sean has been in the music business for over 25 years writing, performing, producing, and touring with bands including 3 Doors Down, Cowboy Troy, Mickie James, The Ying Yang Twins, Deborah Allen, Ray Scott, and Kat Perkins to name a few.

Singer/Songwriter/Producer Sean Gasaway, Mississippi boy, has become a hurricane-like force to be reckoned with.

Notable Credits:

Writer/Producer: "Shooting Blanks" (Recorded by Mickie James- SMG/ Sony/ Columbia/ WWE)

2017 Song Of The Year- Native American Music Association & Awards

Writer/Producer

A regionally touring artist with over 100 shows performed in 2017, Melissa Ellis has become known as “the Norah Jones of the South”, playing blue-eyed soul–a music genre that encompasses all the finer points of blues, jazz, soul, and pop. Encompassing the vocal prowess and power of greats such as Janis Joplin and Etta James, Melissa Ellis lives up to the term “southern spitfire” by delivering high-energy vocal performances that leave concertgoers awestruck and breathless, always coming back for more.

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