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"A True Country Gentleman"

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Born - September 8
Home - Clarksville, TN
Height - 6'1 Weight - 195 lbs
Eyes - Brown Hair - Black
Status - Single
Musical Influences
* Wilson Pickett
* Merle Haggard
* Sam Cook
* Billy Jo Royal

Everything from rock n' roll
to classic country to Memphis
soul/blues to the gospel songs
taught to him by his mother in
Sunday School

Billy's Mother & Father

2008

Billy has a new released with Leakelane Music Group, Miranda Promotions International the chart climbing tune "Angel Of Mercy" is sky rocketing the music charts in country and top 40.
It has been said that, this tune is one of the fastest climbing tunes in the history
of Spins Tracking System to date.
Billy has recently released the supporting music video of his song "Angel Of Mercy" Produced by JLS Productions Of Nashville Tennessee.
Billy also played the supporting roll in the new music video released by Trinity Lane "Things Could Be Better" also Produced by JLS Productions Of Nashville.
Billy is now managed and promoted by Leakelane Music Group Miranda Promotions International, were he has enjoyed a quick turn around in his career, with things moving so fastly he is over whelmed with excitement
and looking forward to all the new phases his career will venture.

Age 10
Started playing the piano

Age 13
Played skating rinks and private clubs

Age 14
Appeared on WSM Ch.4 In Nashville, TN

Age 21
On the road - Holiday Inn circuit from the 5 southern states and Clarksville-Fort Campbell, KY area.
Then worked for Stage 2 Attractions and Traveled all over the western states

1983

Top 10 finalist in Wrangler Country Star Search. Recorded a 45 rpm record which was titled, "It Hasn't Been Easy"

1989

Billy and his band won the 1st Loretta Lynn Talent Search, and took 2nd place. Opened shows for Patsy Lynn
on her tour through Canada. Also worked for Loretta for 4 years.

1990

Played in a band that opened up the show for Doug Stone and Marty Stuart

2004

Signed a recording contract with KMA Records in Nashville, TN

2005

Voted "Most Promising Male Vocalist Of The Year" by The "Tennessee Country Music Alliance" (TCMA) in Nashville.

Has appeared on "Country On The Move", and also "Music City Explosion" which aired on WNPX-TV (Pax) in Tennessee

2007

Billy recently recorded his latest album, "Keep On Lovin' Me" the title track written by:
Jimmy and Lorraine Smart.

Age 10	Started playing the piano
Age 13	Played skating rinks and private clubs
Age 14	Appeared on WSM Ch.4 In Nashville, TN
Age 21	On the road - Holiday Inn circuit from the 5 southern states and Clarksville-Fort Campbell, KY area. Then worked for Stage 2 Attractions and Traveled all over the western states
1983	Top 10 finalist in Wrangler Country Star Search. Recorded a 45 rpm record which was titled, "It Hasn't Been Easy"
1989	Billy and his band won the 1st Loretta Lynn Talent Search, and took 2nd place. Opened shows for Patsy Lynn on her tour through Canada. Also worked for Loretta for 4 years.
1990	Played in a band that opened up the show for Doug Stone and Marty Stuart
2004	Signed a recording contract with KMA Records in Nashville, TN
2005	Voted "Most Promising Male Vocalist Of The Year" by The "Tennessee Country Music Alliance" (TCMA) in Nashville. Has appeared on "Country On The Move", and also "Music City Explosion" which aired on WNPX-TV (Pax) in Tennessee
2007	Billy recently recorded his latest album, "Keep On Lovin' Me" the title track written by: Jimmy and Lorraine Smart.