Patti Stevens
Outlaw Country with a touch of Bluegrass and Southern Rock. Americana. Biker Music. It's a fresh, unique sound that is hard to fit into a catagory.
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Rebel Left Behind
A bittersweet 'ghostly' love song about a rebel re-incarnated biker. Delightful fantasy that will leave you feeling like you were right there with the two lovers. Awesome harmonica contributed by Scott 'Sweepy' Walker.
Just In Case
If you wondering if there is a Heaven and Hell you might want to listen to this very amusing story song.
She Rides
A lonely woman with a sad past finds peace on a Harley. 'She Rides. She Rides. And the wind wipes the tears from her eyes.' Dale Reno does some amazing things with the mandolin on this tune!
Nashville Knows with Billy Don Burns
What it's like to be the 'new girl' in town. Billy Don Burns steps in for the last chorus and his voice is pure magic. Dale Reno on Mandolin and Waylons' old drummer, Ritchie Albright on drums. This one is NOT 'just another Nashville' song!
Drinkin' and Dreamin'
'We made love in the street, cause nobody sees what you do when the world is your own. Then we hit every bar like two shooting stars, flying to places unknown.' Fun, outlaw harley song. Getting good airplay overseas! :)
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Patti Stevens' first CD, produced by legendary outlaw singer/songwriter Billy Don Burns, was released in the spring of 2006. The project is full of heartfelt honesty and emotion. Her style has strong undertones of the rebellious outlaws of the past and present. It is hard to tell fact from fiction as she weaves a vivid tale in every song, each one thought provoking, and bravely exposing a part of herself.
Her stories of love and life and the journey in between will bring you to tears and laughter almost simutaniously.
One of Patti's songs from the CD, a fun gospel tune with a twist titled Just In Case, recently won first place in the Indianapolis Songwriters Association contest and the song She Rides has been picked up by independent artist band Cabin Row. Her tribute to the Confederate flag, The X They Stole From Dixie has been very popular with-in the biker crowd and also Civil War buffs. "I'm a Civil War buff myself and I ride a Harley, " she says, "so most of my songs are a reflection of that."
She came to Nashville to create a niche for herself and she has accomplished this. Many legendary songwriters in Nashville recognized her talent and offered guidance and support...all for the love of a song. Click on Nashville Knows, a song about her first experiences in Nashville and you will hear Billy Don Burns stepping in for the last chorus...(thanks, Billy!).
If you are looking for a totally different, yet pure sound, check out her songs and watch for the CD release in january. And if you are and artist interested in performing any of her songs she would love to hear from you!
(bio by Paulette LaFay...Music Row, Nashville, TN)Band/artist history
I have been fortunate to have some of the finest musicians available to help out on my songs. Dale Reno, Ritchie Albright, Hank Singer. Sweepy Walker, Chad Mize, Jeff Williams, and last but certainly not least, my inspiration and my friend, Billy Don Burns.Have you performed in front of an audience?I play live in Nashville sometimes.
Your musical influences
David Allen Coe, Hank Williams Sr., Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Allison Krauss, Johhny Cash, Waylon, Earl Clark, Billy Don Burns and many many many others.What equipment do you use?
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Comments (105)
Since I've been an Arkansas resident for 11 years now, this one touches home. It is definately a potential rocker.
Very nice acoustic tone.
I'm an old Indiana boy (Lafayette born and raised), damn wish I'd ran into you back in the day- we might be gigging.
There is talent on every aspect of this song. Great lyrics, a modern Loretta Lynn.
Wow, that was moving! Voice reminds me of the late Kate Wolf, great guitar, scary good harp!
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