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Joe Berry : No Bridge I Can't Burn
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Traditional, classic country.
Genre: Country: Traditional Country
Release Date: 2007
No Bridge I Can't Burn Record Label: Jrca/vision
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
No Bridge I Can't Burn 2:23 $0.99
Someday You'll Look Back 3:44 $0.99
Misty Mississippi Monday Morning 3:28 $0.99
Those Honkytonk Ways 3:38 $0.99
Don't Wake Me From the Movie Bad Trip 4:04 $0.99
An Angel in My Arms 3:24 $0.99
I Must Be Talking to Myself 3:08 $0.99
Your Memory Keeps On Fanning the Flame 2:59 $0.99
Way Ahead of You 4:28 $0.99
God Bless America Again 4:40 $0.99
Last Date With Joe Berry On the Piano 4:25 $0.99
You Don't Love Me Like You Used To 3:59 $0.99
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Artist Information

Instrumentation
Joe Berry lead vocals and piano
George Strickland - Drums
Frank Moore - Bass Guitar and Harmonies
Steve Alonzo Walker - Steel Guitar
Ed Campbell - Lead Guitar

Biography
Meet JRCA Music Nashville Recording Artist

JOE BERRY



Meet Joe Berry Written by Wolf Halton Joe Berry was born in Columbus, GA and began his musical career at the young age of 15, playing various honky-tonks throughout the Southeast and Midwest. He played piano and sang in numerous bands in the early years. During the 1970's he formed a band called Joe Berry and the Country Tradition, and followed his dream of being a Nashville Recording artist. As bands sometimes do, the members went in different directions, though they always remained friends. The 80's found Joe playing in a couple of country show bands. He began with Jill Pierce and Appaloosa, followed by Dixie Road. In 1994 Joe Berry recorded a Don Goodman tune that rose to be number 13 on the country music charts. The Grand Ole Opry Road show is now booking dates for the rest of 2005 and 2006. Joe says "It is an honor to be playing music with some of my country music heroes and to do what I love in my heart for a living. As for the future, I live one day at a time as my Lord said to do and I have hopes of one day stepping out on the stage of The World Famous Grand Ole Opry." Today, Joe Berry and his highly polished band The Berry Pickers are touring with Jan Howard, Ernie Ashworth, and Charlie Louvin as guests of the Grand Ole Opry Road Show, along with another special guest - the legendary Colonel Robert Morris, the man who recorded the "Truckers Last Ride." Joe is honored and thankful to Colonel Robert and Bob Timmers for his being inducted in the Traditional Country Hall Of Fame. Joe lives in South Carolina with his lovely wife, Brenda.

Meet George Strickland
Drummer for Joe Berry and The Berry Pickers
George has played behind the Wilborn Brothers, Charlie Louvin, and Sissy Lynn (Loretta Lynns daughter for a few years) George is from Laurens, SC.

Frank Moore bass player for Joe Berry and The Berry Pickers has played behind "Mac Davis", "Jerry Lee Lewis", and Frankie Vallie" and hails from "Old Fort, NC

Steve Alonzo Walker Steel Guitar Player for Joe Berry and The Berry Pickers is from Spartanburg area in South Carolina and has played behind Sissy Lynn for 5 years, David Ball, and Buddy Jewell. Steve has played on The Grand Ole Opry.

Ed Campbell lead guitarist for Joe Berry and The Berry Pickers hails from Texas and has played behind "Pat Green" Ed is the newest Berry Picker.

The band is produced by Phil and Mark Lister (Formerly Dixiana) and managed by Angela Chaney of Vision Music Group Nashville



Website
http://www.joeberryandtheberrypickers.com

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