Lacy Jay Syler, freshly turned 14, has notched No. 1 hits on CMG Radio charts with “That’s What Girls Do” and “Troublemaker.” With her debut album, “Livin’ My Life,” produced by T. Jae Christian, just released on CD, Syler, a freshman, proves that she was born to sing country songs. “Music has always been in my family. Since I couldn’t read, they taught me songs by singing them to me, and I was memorizing them when I was 2. It was pretty much mostly country,” said Syler, who lives on a Tennessee  farm.

To see this little Lady perform on stage is a real shot in the heart as she just sparkles like a DIAMOND IN THE SUNLITE!  Any performer that will be on any show with Lacy Jay, had beter be on top of their game, because this little ray of sunshine is a pure audience theif! She captures them from the first line of the first song and she's pretty tired before they let her get off stage! They just can't get enough of Lacy. 

Visit Lacy J Syler on Nashville Country Music   CDBaby  Universal Sound Records  Trouble Maker on You Tube  I Dream on You Tube  Lacy J Performs for her biggest fans

Don Mealer "THE GRAND POOBAH is one of the greatest songwriters and entertainers that I've ever known... and he's yet to be discovered by the rest of the world. Although You may not recognize the name Poobah, his name is well known amongst the Legends"...

-Willie Nelson

 Don Mealer

There is so much that can be said about the man called "PooBah". If you're looking for the typical, cookie-cutter sounds of modern country radio with their meaningless lyrics and over-priced production - you're not going to find it here.

PooBah sings what he writes - And what he writes is Real Life. Poobah has not sold out, nor has he played the "Game." In his music, you'll find brutal truth....whether good or bad.

His current single "Everybody Sang," was written on the side of the road, after leaving the funeral ceremony of longtime friend,Johnny Cash.

One thing is for certain: Poobah is one of our Country's Most Genuine talents, and his music will be around long after he is not.

Visit Don Mealer   FaceBook   CDBaby   ReverbNation  The Power of PooBah    MySpace  "Where Did America Go?"on YouTube

"Hi Folks I'm Bobby Pizazz and I am a Singer/SongWriter Performing Artist and Host and Producer of "GIVE ME A BREAK" Radio/TV Show, and I'm very honored to share the stage with some of the Greatest Singer/Songwriters on the Planet and the best Up-and-Coming Artists."

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Nashville singer/songwriter Bobby Pizazz offers a variety of original tunage, with writing influences as varied as Hank Williams, Jim Croce and Earth Wind & Fire.“Give Me A Break” Radio Hour Podcast is supported by donations from listeners like you! … Please Click the PayPal Donate button on episode page to help keep great programming free for all to enjoy.  

Clardy Guitars are for those who want a guitar as unique as the music they play. "I never thought I would find a guitar I love to play more than my Martin" Glenn Douglas Tubb

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Randall Franks is best known as “Officer Randy Goode” from TV’s “In the Heat of the Night,” a role he performed on NBC and CBS from 1988-1993.
Franks’ musical stylings have been heard in 150 countries and by more than 25 million Americans. His musical career boasts 17 album releases, 17 singles, and over 200 recordings with various artists from various genres. The award-winning fiddler’s best selling release, "Handshakes and Smiles" was a top twenty Christian music seller. Many of his albums were among the top 30-bluegrass recordings of their release year. The Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame member shared a top country vocal collaboration with Grand Ole Opry stars The Whites. In addition to his solo career, Franks is a former member of Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys, Jim and Jesse's Virginia Boys and has performed with Jeff and Sheri Easter, The Lewis Family, the Marksmen Quartet, Elaine and Shorty, “Doc” Tommy Scott’s Last Real Old Time Medicine Show and Doodle and the Golden River Grass. 
As an actor, he has co-starred or starred in 12 films. His most recent film "Decision" with Natalie Grant and Billy Dean coming to television in September 2011. He co-starred in “The Flamingo Rising” with William Hurt for Hallmark Hall of Fame as “Officer Randy Kraft.” 
Other films include “Still Ramblin’,” a documentary which appeared in PBS syndication, that he hosted, directed and wrote on the life of country music and western film pioneer “Doc” Tommy Scott; “Blue Valley Songbird” with Dolly Parton as “Fiddler #2”, “Firebase Nine” as “Capt. Morgan Fairhope,” “Phoenix Falling” as “Todd” with Stella Parton and “Desperate for Love” with Christian Slater as a high school singer.
Franks shares his time with several non-profit organizations serving as a task force member of the Catoosa Citizens for Literacy, which assists area residents in learning to read and pursuing a GED at its Catoosa County Learning Center. He is also president of the Share America Foundation, Inc. that provides the Pearl and Floyd Franks Scholarship to musicians continuing the traditional music of Appalachia. He hosts a monthly concert series at the historic Ringgold Depot which helps fund the scholarships.
He authored four books including "Mountain Pearl: Appalachian Reminiscing and Recipes," “Stirring Up Success with a Southern Flavor” and "Stirring Up Additional Success with a Southern Flavor," both with Shirley Smith, and “Snake Oil, Superstars and Me” with “Doc” Tommy Scott and Shirley Swiesz. 
He is a syndicated columnist with his Southern Style column running in newspapers from the Carolinas to Louisiana.

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Lacy Jay Syler, freshly turned 14, has notched No. 1 hits on CMG Radio charts with “That’s What Girls Do” and “Troublemaker.” With her debut album, “Livin’ My Life,” produced by T. Jae Christian, just released on CD, Syler, a freshman, proves that she was born to sing country songs. “Music has always been in my family. Since I couldn’t read, they taught me songs by singing them to me, and I was memorizing them when I was 2. It was pretty much mostly country,” said Syler, who lives on a Tennessee  farm.

To see this little Lady perform on stage is a real shot in the heart as she just sparkles like a DIAMOND IN THE SUNLITE!  Any performer that will be on any show with Lacy Jay, had beter be on top of their game, because this little ray of sunshine is a pure audience theif! She captures them from the first line of the first song and she's pretty tired before they let her get off stage! They just can't get enough of Lacy. 

Visit Lacy J Syler on Nashville Country Music   CDBaby  Universal Sound Records  Trouble Maker on You Tube  I Dream on You Tube  Lacy J Performs for her biggest fans

See Lacy Jay Syler at the Teddy Bear Festival

To be held at the James E. Ward Agricultural Center 
(also known as Fairgrounds) as a benefit for Vanderbilt
Children's Hospital, Wilson County Sheriff's Department,
and Lebanon City Fire Department. A two day music
festival and awards show. Big door prizes - go to 
www.childrensteddybearfoundation.com or www.cmgradio.info for 
more information. See you there. Please INVITE all your friends 
and SHARE with all your friends. Ask them to INVITE and 
share with their friends.

A Clardy Guitar is being given away at the Teddy Bear Festival

Clardy Guitars are for those who want a guitar as unique as the music they play. "I never thought I would find a guitar I love to play more than my Martin" Glenn Douglas Tubb

Jerry Cramer CEO of The Cramer Multi Media Group Unlimited. Talks About The Teddy Bear Festival Jerry Cramer is a Singer,Songwriter,Promoter,Agent,Publisher, Artist Manager,  Website Consultant who has served in many aspects of the music industry spanning some 50 years. Always looking for raw talent. I am involved in the music industry as a songwriter, singer, comedian, producer, publisher and more! 

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Hi Folks I'm Bobby Pizazz and I am a Singer/SongWriter Performing Artist and Host and Producer of "GIVE ME A BREAK" Radio/TV Show, and I'm very honored to share the stage with some of the Greatest Singer/Songwriters on the Planet and the best Up-and-Coming Artists."

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BIO:
Nashville singer/songwriter Bobby Pizazz offers a variety of original tunage, with writing influences as varied as Hank Williams, Jim Croce and Earth Wind & Fire.“

Give Me A Break” Radio Hour Podcast is supported by donations from listeners like you! … Please Click the PayPal Donate button on episode page to help keep great programming free for all to enjoy.

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The Legendary Razzy Bailey we talk about all kinds of issue concerning Artist / Singer / Songwriter's, The Teddy Bear Festival, and many of Razzy's Hit songs that are so amazing.

Razzy Bailey’s career spans 13 #1 singles, 32 Top 10 singles and recognition as Billboard’s “Artist of the Year.” He is also the only artist to ever have both sides of a 45 climb to the top of the Billboard charts 3 times in a row a feat that neither Elvis nor The Beatles could match!

A singer whose vocal style fused country with blue-eyed soul, Alabama-born Rasie Michael "Razzy" Bailey cut his first recordings in 1949 at the age of ten. By 15, he led a string band, sponsored by the local chapter of the Future Farmers of America, which came in second in a talent contest held at Auburn University. 

Bailey married and had children immediately after graduating high school; as a result, his career as a performer was sporadic and unsuccessful for a number of years. In 1966, he contributed a number of songs to Atlantic Records' Bill Lowery, among them "9,999,999 Tears," which Lowery agreed to produce. While the single, on which Bailey was backed by a studio band featuring Billy Joel, Joe South, and Freddy Weller, failed to chart, it renewed the singer's interest in pursuing a recording career full time. As a result, he formed the pop-oriented trio Daily Bread in 1968, releasing a pair of albums on small labels. Another group, the Aquarians, followed in 1972; in 1974, Bailey recorded the album I Hate Hate simply as Razzy. 

After I Hate Hate failed to chart, Bailey again dropped out of music, but in 1976, singer Dickey Lee hit number three with a cover of "9,999,999 Tears"; after Lee hit the Top 20 with another of his songs, "Peanut Butter," Bailey signed a new recording contract of his own. In 1978, he released the single "What Time Do You Have to Be Back in Heaven," the first of five consecutive Top Ten hits. 

Between August 1980 and December 1981, Bailey reached his commercial peak with a string of five number one hits -- "Loving Up a Storm," "I Keep Coming Back," "Friends," "Midnight Hauler," and "She Left Love All Over Me" -- and in 1981 was named Billboard magazine's Country Singles Artist of the Year. The albums Razzy (1980), Makin' Friends (1981), Feelin' Right, and A Little More Razzy (both 1982) were also very successful. 

By the mid-'80s, however, Bailey's hit-making days were largely over; his singles landed only in the lower rungs of the charts. In 1987, he began issuing his records through his own label, SOA (Sounds of America). In 1993, the release of the album Razzy Bailey: Fragile, Handle With Care was marred by the suicide of Bailey's wife, Sandra. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi

Visit Razzy Bailey on   FaceBook    YouTube   WikiPedia    Amazon   ReverbNation

The Legendary Razzy Bailey Traditional Country Music Free April 17th 2013 3:00PM to 5:00PM, The Red Rooster 1530 Demonbreun St Nashville TN 37203
WIth Special Guest Star(s) Grand Ole Opry Artist Bobby G. Rice. Brenda Best others TBA…
and maybe a very special surprise!!!! Also appearing Singer Songwriter’s (Don Mealer “The Grand Poobah”) (Roy Roy August) others T.B.A. All Fans invited FREE… If you support Traditional Country Music & Country Music then you don’t want to miss this free event… Open to All People.

Bobby G. Rice

Robert Gene Rice (born in Boscobel, Wisconsin) is an American country music singer-songwriter, known professionally as Bobby G. Rice. Between 1970 and 1988, Rice released nine albums and charted thirty songs on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart. His biggest hit, "You Lay So Easy On My Mind," went all the way to number 1 in 1973.

From the heartland of America, Bobby G. Rice first burst forth onto the music scene with a 1970 revival of the popular Jimmy Gilmore pop classic “Sugar Shack” and then Bruce Channel’s “Hey Baby”.

Born into a musical family with its own radio show, Bobby began performing publicly at an early age.  Later he decided to test his wings as a solo artist in his native Wisconsin.

He succeeded, however, beyond expectations: scoring nationally.  As a stylist, he proved especially adept in adding country flavor to spicy standards like “Lover Please”, “Mountain of Love” and  “Suspicion” 

When “You Lay so Easy On My Mind” was introduced in late 1972, and was a hit for Bobby as well as several others.  “You Lay so Easy On My Mind” went on to be his first number one national chart record and was later recorded by such artists as Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn, Roy Orbison, Pat Boone, Andy Williams, David Houston, Jerry Springer and others.  Proving he was no “one-hit wonder”, he scored the next spring with another Top 10 tune “You Give Me You”.

He is that rare breed who shows us that, talent will win, by recording his initial hits on independent labels.  With his career in high gear, he followed through with more Top 10 singles, among them, “Write Me A Letter” and “Freda Comes Freda Goes”.  Country classics he has breathed new life into include, “Pick Me Up On Your Way Down”, “My Special Angel” and “Oh Baby Mine”.

Bobby G. Rice was the first major artist to record a song written by Teddy Gentry of “Alabama”.  The song was “I May Never Be Your Lover (But I‘ll Always Be Your Friend)”. 

Despite such accomplishments, he has always been among the first to volunteer his talents for a benefit or worthy cause.   He remains the same, Bobby G. Rice, one step beyond ordinary entertainment.

Visit Bobby G Rice on   Pure Country Digest    iTunes   CDBaby

"Hi Folks I'm Bobby Pizazz and I am a Singer/SongWriter Performing Artist and Host and Producer of "GIVE ME A BREAK" Radio/TV Show, and I'm very honored to share the stage with some of the Greatest Singer/Songwriters on the Planet and the best Up-and-Coming Artists."

Visit Bobby Pizazz    Bobby Pizazz On Reverb Nation   Bobby Pizazz on Face Book 

BIO:
Nashville singer/songwriter Bobby Pizazz offers a variety of original tunage, with writing influences as varied as Hank Williams, Jim Croce and Earth Wind & Fire.“Give Me A Break” Radio Hour Podcast is supported by donations from listeners like you! … Please Click the PayPal Donate button on episode page to help keep great programming free for all to enjoy.  

Come & Join Us For The Teddy Bear Music Festival - April 27th & 28th In Lebanon, Tennessee!!!

Clardy Guitars are for those who want a guitar as unique as the music they play. "I never thought I would find a guitar I love to play more than my Martin" Glenn Douglas Tubb

Give Me A Break Radio is also Carried on 

The Bill Rainey Show

KSBT Radio Mike Hammond

Damn Good Tunes

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Don Mealer "THE GRAND POOBAH is one of the greatest songwriters and entertainers that I've ever known... and he's yet to be discovered by the rest of the world. Although You may not recognize the name Poobah, his name is well known amongst the Legends"...

-Willie Nelson

 Don Mealer

There is so much that can be said about the man called "PooBah". If you're looking for the typical, cookie-cutter sounds of modern country radio with their meaningless lyrics and over-priced production - you're not going to find it here.

PooBah sings what he writes - And what he writes is Real Life. Poobah has not sold out, nor has he played the "Game." In his music, you'll find brutal truth....whether good or bad.

His current single "Everybody Sang," was written on the side of the road, after leaving the funeral ceremony of longtime friend,Johnny Cash.

One thing is for certain: Poobah is one of our Country's Most Genuine talents, and his music will be around long after he is not.

Visit Don Mealer   FaceBook   CDBaby   ReverbNation  The Power of PooBah    MySpace   "Where Did America Go?"on YouTube

"Hi Folks I'm Bobby Pizazz and I am a Singer/SongWriter Performing Artist and Host and Producer of "GIVE ME A BREAK" Radio/TV Show, and I'm very honored to share the stage with some of the Greatest Singer/Songwriters on the Planet and the best Up-and-Coming Artists."

Visit Bobby Pizazz    Bobby Pizazz On Reverb Nation   Bobby Pizazz on Face Book 

BIO:
Nashville singer/songwriter Bobby Pizazz offers a variety of original tunage, with writing influences as varied as Hank Williams, Jim Croce and Earth Wind & Fire.“Give Me A Break” Radio Hour Podcast is supported by donations from listeners like you! … Please Click the PayPal Donate button on episode page to help keep great programming free for all to enjoy.  

Come & Join Us For The Teddy Bear Music Festival - April 27th & 28th In Lebanon, Tennessee!!!

Clardy Guitars are for those who want a guitar as unique as the music they play. "I never thought I would find a guitar I love to play more than my Martin" Glenn Douglas Tubb

Give Me A Break Radio is also Carried on 

The Bill Rainey Show

KSBT Radio Mike Hammond

Damn Good Tunes

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Exclusive Interview with the Legend Razzy Bailey we talk about all kinds of issue concerning Artist / Singer / Songwriter's, The Teddy Bear Festival, and many of Razzy's Hit songs that are so amazing.

Razzy Bailey’s career spans 13 #1 singles, 32 Top 10 singles and recognition as Billboard’s “Artist of the Year.” He is also the only artist to ever have both sides of a 45 climb to the top of the Billboard charts 3 times in a row a feat that neither Elvis nor The Beatles could match!

A singer whose vocal style fused country with blue-eyed soul, Alabama-born Rasie Michael "Razzy" Bailey cut his first recordings in 1949 at the age of ten. By 15, he led a string band, sponsored by the local chapter of the Future Farmers of America, which came in second in a talent contest held at Auburn University. 

Bailey married and had children immediately after graduating high school; as a result, his career as a performer was sporadic and unsuccessful for a number of years. In 1966, he contributed a number of songs to Atlantic Records' Bill Lowery, among them "9,999,999 Tears," which Lowery agreed to produce. While the single, on which Bailey was backed by a studio band featuring Billy Joel, Joe South, and Freddy Weller, failed to chart, it renewed the singer's interest in pursuing a recording career full time. As a result, he formed the pop-oriented trio Daily Bread in 1968, releasing a pair of albums on small labels. Another group, the Aquarians, followed in 1972; in 1974, Bailey recorded the album I Hate Hate simply as Razzy. 

After I Hate Hate failed to chart, Bailey again dropped out of music, but in 1976, singer Dickey Lee hit number three with a cover of "9,999,999 Tears"; after Lee hit the Top 20 with another of his songs, "Peanut Butter," Bailey signed a new recording contract of his own. In 1978, he released the single "What Time Do You Have to Be Back in Heaven," the first of five consecutive Top Ten hits. 

Between August 1980 and December 1981, Bailey reached his commercial peak with a string of five number one hits -- "Loving Up a Storm," "I Keep Coming Back," "Friends," "Midnight Hauler," and "She Left Love All Over Me" -- and in 1981 was named Billboard magazine's Country Singles Artist of the Year. The albums Razzy (1980), Makin' Friends (1981), Feelin' Right, and A Little More Razzy (both 1982) were also very successful. 

By the mid-'80s, however, Bailey's hit-making days were largely over; his singles landed only in the lower rungs of the charts. In 1987, he began issuing his records through his own label, SOA (Sounds of America). In 1993, the release of the album Razzy Bailey: Fragile, Handle With Care was marred by the suicide of Bailey's wife, Sandra. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi

Visit Razzy Bailey on   FaceBook    YouTube   WikiPedia    Amazon   ReverbNation

"Hi Folks I'm Bobby Pizazz and I am a Singer/SongWriter Performing Artist and Host and Producer of "GIVE ME A BREAK" Radio/TV Show, and I'm very honored to share the stage with some of the Greatest Singer/Songwriters on the Planet and the best Up-and-Coming Artists."

Visit Bobby Pizazz    Bobby Pizazz On Reverb Nation   Bobby Pizazz on Face Book 

BIO:
Nashville singer/songwriter Bobby Pizazz offers a variety of original tunage, with writing influences as varied as Hank Williams, Jim Croce and Earth Wind & Fire.“Give Me A Break” Radio Hour Podcast is supported by donations from listeners like you! … Please Click the PayPal Donate button on episode page to help keep great programming free for all to enjoy.  

Come & Join Us For The Teddy Bear Music Festival - April 27th & 28th In Lebanon, Tennessee!!!

Clardy Guitars are for those who want a guitar as unique as the music they play. "I never thought I would find a guitar I love to play more than my Martin" Glenn Douglas Tubb

Give Me A Break Radio is also Carried on 

The Bill Rainey Show

KSBT Radio Mike Hammond

Damn Good Tunes

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