Growing up on a small farm in Missouri Jerry’s mother and grandfather greatly influenced his music. They taught him that the heart of music emanates from the soul. At church every Sunday, as a kid he sat beside his mother at the piano while she played and sang. He learned the art of song writing while breaking down the hymns from an old song book that was in front of him so often.

Although influenced by the likes of Johnny Cash, Vince Gill, Alabama, and so many other country music greats, he developed his own signature sound  and song writing style.

Jerry stamped a place in the country music industry with two of his original songs, “Whiskey On My Mind”, released in 2019, and “Watch This Guitar Come Alive”. These songs garnered a huge audience with loyal fans from around the globe. Jerry’s ability with the gallery keeps them coming back for more , wondering what the next song release will be.

Despite the early success, he remains grounded and humble, just a nice guy from a small town in Missouri.

Jerry’s current plans incorporate working with promoters to release his songs to national radio , and begin to tour the country with his band. Look for his first national radio release in October 2021, and an album that he will release in the spring of 2022.

With Jerry what you see is what you get. He’s a powerhouse on the stage with his bold and upbeat vibes. The small town cowboy rocks the house to the last note.

In retrospect his style of writing and singing echo with his familiarity of that old time gospel music, with the boldness of a pro rodeo cowboy, and with the influence of the likes of Johnny Cash, Vince Gill and Alabama. The blend works like music magic.

I Can’t Dance This Dance With You

Watch This Guitar Come Alive

Whiskey On My Mind

Original article: Jerry Edmundson

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“I’m a big fan of fight club, I came home from a lifetime of work and touring and realized a lot of things in my life were very wrong and toxic. Tyler is my journey moving forward.”

Ryan plays everything in his debut album, “Lessons,” and is putting it out himself, independently for now he says, but he’s got some interest from some real big dogs in the business. “I’ve met everybody spending over a decade touring the states and the world. I dream big, real big” and went on to brag about getting kicked outta a punk band in high school in Knoxville, TN because they said he dreamed too big. He went on to say the Pennywise guys loved that fact. Especially as 10 years played before them and they watched the set, same with noodles from The Offspring. “I played that riff from keep ’em separated riff while he was side-stage. What a trip. I’ll never forget that moment.”

Go check out this artist’s vision.

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“Future psychedelic space blues I’m calling it, thanks to Holy Holly Nicole, thank you darling” This sound is nothing like his past. We spoke about the freedom to explore it as an art with the time to let his broken body heal from years and years of abuse from being tater every night on stage. He is definitely an abstract painter with audio. Go check out his video teasers for his album Lessons out Aug 26th on his 37th birthday. He went on to say he could almost see stars aligning after pay dues for years. Ryan, Tater, Tank, and now healthy, sober, and focused with this new project Tyler. Also he’s an abstract painter and is managing a handful of bands.

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Electric ballroom Studios is his recording studio in the mountains between Tennessee and Kentucky. that he really believes he was led to. “I had to go to the mountains to retrain my brain from that madness my life was. Fasting so a bite of food was as enjoyable as playing a show, I’m thin and fit and ready to do it again, my way” He’s always looking for talent to help guide along the path. “Im working with so many different artist and it’s so nice to be home” “I’m always looking to help, no contracts, just wisdom”

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Original article: Tater’s Retirement after 10 Years

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