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New songs in the works!




Hey everyone! I will be going back into the studio again with The Meadow Street Band, to record some newer material I have been working on. I will probably release a few singles first, before another full album. I'm still riding high on the coat tails on my last record "Meade Music"! It sure took off like hotcakes at a County fair! This is always fun for me to record new songs. I like to do it, and it can be addictive.  My newer songs will be reflecting more personal life choices, but some will be more story type songs. And don't worry- they will definitely be Country! I will never stray far from my Country Music roots.

If you are interested, please check out my latest releases online. Meade Music is available on both CD and Vinyl LP- and for the best results, I recommend getting your copy from CD Baby. They seem to have the best turn around time.  For updates, I will always have my calendar on my website page, with lots of information about upcoming events and releases. I will be coming to a fair, festival, or coffee shop near you- singing songs filled with traditional values!

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