We Stand With Gibson
In lieu of the recent Fed raid on Gibson guitar's factory in Nashville, a rally is taking place at the Scoreboard near Opryland on October 8th. Here's a link with the info...even Gibson's CEO will be there! http://gibsonrally.blogspot.com/
Rally to Support Gibson
gibsonrally.blogspot.com
"LIKE" the Facebook Page in support!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gibson-Rally-2-4PM-Saturday-Oct-8-Nashville/152690421489716
"Resurrecting Music Row One Country Song At A Time" ...RKC
Thursday, September 22, 2011
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.
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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Monday, August 29, 2011
Ross Key To Perform At Nashville Palace Tonight
PRESS RELEASE
Nashville, TN, August 29, 2011: Ross Key will perform at the Nashville Palace this evening at 9:30pm, debuting new original country songs. One song, "Time For The Girl", was written by multi-platinum songwriter, Roy August. August's song, "Sitting Fancy Free", was recently inducted into the CMA Hall of Fame as was the song's recording group the Oak Ridge Boys.
Ross will showcase several new songs including a traditional gospel song, "Lift Me Up, Dear Lord", which was written by his wife, Brenda, and composed by Key.
The Nashville Palace is located on McGavock Pike in Nashville across from Opryland.
For more information on Ross and his upcoming shows, visit www.reverbnation.com/rosskey.
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Nashville, TN, August 29, 2011: Ross Key will perform at the Nashville Palace this evening at 9:30pm, debuting new original country songs. One song, "Time For The Girl", was written by multi-platinum songwriter, Roy August. August's song, "Sitting Fancy Free", was recently inducted into the CMA Hall of Fame as was the song's recording group the Oak Ridge Boys.
Ross will showcase several new songs including a traditional gospel song, "Lift Me Up, Dear Lord", which was written by his wife, Brenda, and composed by Key.
The Nashville Palace is located on McGavock Pike in Nashville across from Opryland.
For more information on Ross and his upcoming shows, visit www.reverbnation.com/rosskey.
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Friday, August 19, 2011
Ross Key Country Performance This Weekend
PRESS RELEASE
Key is a traditional country music performer, and a multi-talented musician. He's written about two dozen songs, but says he doesn't classify himself as a songwriter, although he sold a gospel song back in 1985 through ASCAP with the help of a friend. He says he has learned a lot about music since then when he didn't know he should have retained his rights to the song. "I still have the original sheet that I wrote the song on locked in a fireproof security box."
Key moved to Nashville permanently back in July to further his music career after spending eight weeks in the Music City earlier this year.
"I hadn't planned to move to Nashville permanently anytime soon until that visit, where I met many in the music industry," Key stated. "It was to be an introduction, of sorts. Me to Nashville and Nashville to me. The response I got was mind-boggling. I met a lot of people who have become friends and mentors. I met Roy August one night who is the famed songwriter of "Sitting Fancy Free" that was recorded by the Oak Ridge Boys. They, along with the song, were recently inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. That song is the most played song on radio today. Roy has written a song specifically for me, handing it to me one night at a show taping we both attended. I was stunned."
Key has become a recognized name in the area, and his song - Saturday Night - has rapidly climbed the Nashville country music chart on ReverbNation.com.
"It started out three weeks ago on that chart somewhere in the 4,600-plus rankings. At last check, it was still climbing and is now holding the #340 position," Key said, shaking his head and smiling. "It's hard to believe even though I've already been contacted by A&R groups through that website."
You can find Ross Key on the internet by Googling his name. To listen to his music or for more information, visit www.reverbnation.com/rosskey.
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Ross Key Makes Move To Nashville
Key will be recording a song written specifically for him by CMA Hall of Fame songwriter, Roy August. August wrote "Sittin' Fancy Free" for the Oak Ridge Boys and the song and band were both recently honored by CMA in June of this year.
August commented on Key recently, having heard Key perform live in Lebanon, Tennessee, stating "...you're an awesome entertainer. A star ready to happen." August wrote the song and handed it to Key one evening in late May before Key had to return to Virginia.
For more information about Ross Key, visit http://www.reverbnation.com/rosskey.
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