Basic Information
Management: Terry Byrd Jr
Members: Jason Green, Daniel Ashby (Drums Vocals) Rob Massey (Bass, Rythem Guitar) Greg Mcanally (Lead Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals) Jessica Green (Vocals)
Jason Green
Blytheville, AR
Country
Bio
It’s refreshing when a true traditional country artist comes to the scene and offers a slice of nostalgic sound with thoughtful lyrics and a big voice. Jason Green brings his Arkansas roots and small town sensibility to country music.
Born and raised and still residing in Blytheville Arkansas, an hour north of Memphis, Jason grew up in a musical family. Learning to play guitar from his father, he was shy about his own talent until the age of 15 when he surprised everyone with his velvety v...
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Comments
April Little-Planty:
Hey Jason! Long time since I have seen you. Hope things are going well. Glad to find more of your music. I was just listening to my CD yesterday.
Aug 04
Press
"Hard Livin" is Jason Green's latest album, and it is COUNTRY! Green has a great country voice. He also has an incredible knack for writing songs, as well as finding outside songs. In fact, Green recorded songs written by some of Nashvilles finest songwriters: Bobby Pinson, Skip Ewing, Monty Powell, and Don Schlitz. One of the stand out tracks , though, is "Up In The Air", which Green wrote by himself. This song, which kicks the album off, is a driving, up-tempo track about whether his girl is coming back or not. The soaring chorus definitley sounds like a radio hit! The tender mid-tempo, "Im Through With Her", showcases Greens wonderful vocals "Blue Collar Man" is a honky tonk anthem that a lot of people are going to relate to. Written by Travis Tritt and Gary Rossington, this country rocker will definitely have you stomping your foot. This hat act seems to have all the goods. He is a great singer and he has great songs.
Artist Stats
Fans: 794
Song Plays: 602
Visits: 1,310
Video Plays: 123
Widget Hits: 177
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Lost N Found
Jan 26, 2012 at 02:35 AM
Tonight I got together with my friend Terry Byrd and we went to the home of another Chuck Wilder for a songwriting session. When we got out of the car, Terry saw a german shepard come running up to him. It was dark, and he made the statement that he missed his german sheperd Trixie that had ran off and never returned home close to the end of the ...
