Artist description Country music singer.

Music Style Country

Musical Influences Loretta Lynn, Pam tillis, Reba McEntire, Patsy Cline, Abba

Artist History Beth Hogan developed a real love for performing while growing up in Western Michigan and listening to the music of Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn and Brenda Lee. Beth has been active in musical theater and many other forms of music over the years, but decided that country music was where she wanted to be. Beth's new releases, "It All Adds Up To The Blues" and "The Shoulder You Cry On" were produced in Nashville by Patty Parker of Comstock Records. Both songs have since been released on the Comstock Records International Country Music Sampler. (Thanks to Frank Fara and Patty Parker!) These songs are currently being played throughout Europe and the United States. Incidentally, "It All Adds Up To The Blues" (Currently on the ECMA Charts) was co-written by Jimmie Crane, who also wrote the hit song "Hurt" for Elvis Presley.

Instruments Vocals, steel guitar, piano, bass, drums, acoustic guitar

Additional Info Special thanks to: I would like to thank my parents - My dreams of recording country music would never have been possible without your help. Thank you to Frank Fara and Patty Parker of Comstock Records - Thank you for believing in me and for the unbelievable opportunity, my family and friends, Thank you to all my studio musicians, songwriters, backup singers and engineers, to all my radio friends for playing my music, Thanks to Randon Chisnell for creating my web site! ( check out his site @ Randon Myles on MP3.com ) Thanks to: The Kalamazoo Civic Players, Brown and Brown Recording Studios, Frank Behie, Chuck Bently Productions and of course thanks for the support of my fan club president, Sue Balsley of Portage Michigan!

Location Kalamazoo, MI - USA

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