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Chanteuse Country US
née à Pollard (Kentucky).
Sarah Johns grew up in Pollard,
KY, and spent much of her youth singing in her church choir. Forbidden by her
parents to listen to secular music,
Johns began sneaking home
Patsy Cline and
Tammy Wynette cassettes, which later helped inform her songwriting.
After her church soundman encouraged her, she began performing shows outside of
the church, recorded a demo, and shopped it around Nashville to no avail. While
Johns was attending the
University of Kentucky, she performed regularly at a local restaurant, which led
to a chance meeting with
Toby Keith's manager, who advised her to move to Nashville. Within a
month she followed up on his advice, quit school, and moved to Nashville, where
she secured a job cleaning tour buses. After a year and change, she was offered
the chance to tour with
Keith, performing two songs with his band as a guest performer. She
gained great attention on that tour with her song "The One in the Middle," and
as a result was signed to Sony's BNA subsidiary, which released her debut album,
Big Love in a Small Town, in
August of 2007.
http://www.myspace.com/sarahjohns1
Talents : Vocals, Songwriter
Style musical : Contemporary Country
Years in activity :
| 1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Album
| 08/2007 | CD BNA 709636 (US) |
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BIG LOVE IN A SMALL TOWN - When Do I Get to Be A Woman / If You Could Hold Your Woman / Lot To Let Go Of / Baby My Heart / Big Love In A Small Town / Touch Me / One In The Middle / That's Just Me Getting Over You / He Hates Me / Muddy Water / It's Hard To Be A Girl (In A Young Man's World) |
© Rocky Productions 29/08/2007
