Showing posts with label Ross Key. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ross Key. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Ross Key Country will soon release new single, "Resurrect Music Row"

Ross Key Country will soon release new single, "Resurrect Music Row"

NASHVILLE, TN, OCTOBER 5, 2011: Ross Key will release a new single CD with his much acclaimed song, Resurrect Music Row. Co-written with his wife, Brenda, Key composed and rewrote the song numerous times.

"It took just over a year to get it the way I wanted it to be," Key stated. "The song had been intended for my 2010 Resurrecting Music Row tour. I just couldn't get the song to have the impact that I knew it needed. This year, after traveling to Nashville for an exposure tour, it came together when I walked down 16th Avenue in the heart of Music Row."

Key and his wife have also collaborated on a gospel song titled Lift Me Up, Dear Lord. It, too, is receiving a favorable response from crowds. Key intends to release a full country CD in the next few months, followed by a gospel album.

The songs are available to listen to on his site at www.reverbnation.com/rosskey.

Monday, October 3, 2011

3 LIVE, RAW & UNCUT SONGS ARE UP!

Would really appreciate it if you would play the 3 new songs and send me feedback on them. Just click on the link above "Videos & Music" to access them. You don't even have to leave this site! Thanks!

Sunday, October 2, 2011

3 New Original Songs Uploaded

Please visit www.reverbnation.com/rosskey to hear the new songs and check out new photos from 10/01/2011 at the Independent Music Festival Nashville! They were recorded live and are raw cuts. Had a great time. I have one spot today at 6:15pm in the Hall of Fame Sessions Cafe at the Music Row Best Western on Division Street at Music Row Circle.

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Live Online Streaming of Stage Performance with Ross Key Country

Can't make it to the show on Saturday, October 8, 2011 at 7:00pm located at Timberline Campground?

Don't fret, folks! Join the live performance online! Ross Key Country's show will be available for viewing on the internet utilizing LIVE STREAMING at www.whotune.com. Who said you can't be part of the live performance? We've got you covered! Tune in for free!

Saturday, September 24, 2011

If you're in the Lebanon, TN area tonight...

...be sure to come by the Rest Stop Tavern & Grill out on Rt. 231 South, Lebanon, TN for some good traditional country music. I'm planning to stop in and hang with my friends and sing a couple of songs before the night is out! Starts at 8pm until 12am! No cover charge. Promises to be a great night! Live music! Take exit 238 off of I-40, approximately 5 miles out on the right! Plenty of off street parking.

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

PRESS RELEASE: 09/19/2011

ROSS KEY COUNTRY SELECTED TO HEADLINE BENEFIT CONCERT IN NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE,TN, SEPTEMBER 18, 2011: Ross Key Country will headline the KID Benefit Concert (Kids In Danger) along with several local musicians and bands in Nashville, Tennessee sponsored by the Musicians In Action Guild Showcase of Nashville. The concert is scheduled for Friday, September 30, 2011 at 8:00pm in the Celebrity Centre located at 1130 8th Avenue, S., Nashville, across from the W.O. Smith Music School.

Proceeds will benefit the Citizens Commission for Human Rights - Nashville, an international organization that polices the psychiatric community's actions. Tickets are being sold in advance at www.cchrnashville.org. There is limited seating, so early purchase of tickets is encouraged. VIP seating also includes special parking for the event.

The concert is being held to promote awareness of the intensifying misdiagnosis of millions of healthy children with mental disabilities such as ADHD, and the rampant dispensing of controlled drugs, such as Ritalin, to subdue normal childhood energy. With governments around the world - including the FDA in the United States - warning against the use of depressants in children under the age of 18, the psychiatric world is failing to heed the warnings and police themselves. These drugs can cause physical and psychological problems in normal,healthy children...even death. Reports compiled showed a marked increase in mental depression, uncharacteristic violent outbursts, suicide rates, and deaths among school-aged children who have no voice in their prescribed therapy. Video presentations concerning the dangers of this epidemic will be shown before, during, and after the concert, with selected testimony from Nashville parents and adults who have themselves been prescribed Class 2 drugs for ADHD and other bogus mental ills.

We’ve just added this week three more acts to the concert line up and to-date, performances include Ross Key, Andy Mabe, Karla Davis, Deborah Bishop, Don Hillaker, Garry Jackson, Arti Portilla, Woody Sunshine, CJ Greco, Ronnie Dean Messenger, Jonathan New, Carol Strickland, Julie Wayz & Amy K., Tyler Warren, Rick Bowers Band, and the Sal Rinella Band.

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Friday, November 13, 2009

Biography


Inspired and influenced by music greats such as Hank Williams Sr., Chet Atkins, and Willie Nelson; at the early age of 13, Ross Key picked up his first guitar. At 15, he strapped on his guitar, and auditioned without his parents' knowledge at a local bar near his home landing his first paying weekly gig. Key began teaching music professionally at 15. In 1979, he toured Europe with the Boy Scouts of America, showcasing his musical talent before royalty in Sweden and elsewhere.

Key has mastered 6 and 12-string guitars, playing lead, rhythm, and bass. He holds the Virginia state dobro championship. He also has mastered banjo, fiddle, piano, and drums. He plays the mandolin and upright bass as well.

Key has written and sold original material which has been recorded by groups such as the Statler Brothers and Larry Gaitlin.

He's played with and fronted for popular artists such as Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Alabama, Hank Williams, Jr., and Jimmy Buffet. He traveled professionally in the bluegrass circuit with Lower 40 Grass before leaving the band, and moving his talents to the professional gospel circuit. Playing gospel music around the country with the Vessels of God for 15 years. In 1992, Key left the music industry to raise a family in Campbell County, Virginia.

Once again, Key has begun to play as a solo act on the local music circuit. With his lifelong goal once again focused on Nashville, Key has embarked on his professional career.

He not only performs traditional and current country, bluegrass, blues, and gospel material, but also his own original material.

Key is affiliated with BMI in Nashville, Tennessee.