- April 24, 2010
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Pam Tillis
Also Appearing: Crowding 50
Pam Tillis
Pam Tillis was born July 24, 1957, in Plant City, Fla. As the daughter of country star Mel Tillis, she grew up in Nashville and made her debut on the Grand Ole Opry at age 8, singing "Tom Dooley." Early in her career, she worked as a backup vocalist, demo singer, club performer and songwriter and also sang jingles for Hardee’s and Equal Sweetener. Highway 101 scored a hit with Tillis’ "Someone Else’s Trouble Now" and her compositions were recorded by Juice Newton, Chaka Khan, Janie Fricke, Conway Twitty, Ricky Van Shelton, The Forester Sisters, Dan Seals and many more. At the advent of country’s huge commercial success in the 1990s, Tillis signed to a new label, Arista Records. Her first Arista single, "Don’t Tell Me What to Do," reached No. 5, while "Maybe It Was Memphis" became her signature hit in 1992. Her acclaimed 1994 album, Sweetheart’s Dance, earned her the CMA female vocalist award later that year.
Crowding 50
The three members of Crowding 50 have been playing music together since the mid 90’s in support of other artists, songwriters, and bands. 2009 finds us banded together as an acoustic trio. We perform a wide variety of hit songs for our audience mixed with our own originals and present it in a very special and easy to listen to acoustic format. Crowding 50 music is all about getting back to the basics, back to our roots as musicians, songwriters and performers. One acoustic guitar, one stand up bass, some harmonicas, a fiddle, our musicianship, voices and our songs. Our ultimate goal is to create music that will make people feel better when they listen to us play and sing and come to our shows. Our fans mean everything to us so please do come see us play when we come your way. Crowding 50 plays Real Acoustic American Music.
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