Singers and Songwriters For St. Jude Huntsville Group One

18th Annual Singers and Songwriters

For St. Jude

September 13, 2014 - 5:00 PM

The Stem and Stein

10871 County Line Rd, Madison, AL 35758

Introducing

Huntsville Group 1: Singers/Songwriters/Entertainers

Ron Brown "Not Quite Traditional"

Ron writes songs in many genres, Americana, Folk, Rock, Jazz, Traditional, Bluegrass, Blues, Country and many others. Ron plays guitar and harmonica. He enjoys discovering unique sounds through different chord voices and progressions.

MaryJustice Lucas

 “A little bit Country, a little bit Pop, but more Indie, written and performed with bittersweet honesty!”

MaryJustice has a passion for songwriting, and entertaining. Whether considered Pop, New Country or Indie, her songs appeal to teens as well as older music lovers. She is serious about her songwriting and performances. A young woman of faith, she considers these God-given gifts and gives all credit to Him.

Amit Chadha “Country, Folk, Rock, Pop”

Amit plays his songs on acoustic guitar in styles that include folk, country, rock, pop and more. Musically, his songs sound like something you could hear on the radio, but a sense of humor and spark really comes through with his unique lyrics.

Earl Watts “Country, Folk, Gospel”

Earl’s tribute to Vietnam Veteran’s, “Ordinary Soldier” is being played around the world. He is a frequent guest at military organizations, patriotic gatherings and veteran’s memorials. Earl is an outstanding instrumentalist.

Robin Stewart  "Indie, Blues"

Robin writes and sings about relationships: the past, the present...and the future. She accompanies her self on piano and is often asked to play and do backup harmonies with other songwriters. Her music has the style and feel of Sara Barrellis  and Carol King.

Alvia Sandberg “Country, Acoustic, Folk, Rock”

"A boy in a man's shoes planted in the South with my heart back on the farm just singin’ a song. If I write or cover a song, it's because the song needs to be heard (wink). I'm addicted to the singer-songwriter performances. There's nothing better than sharing life, love and embarrassing screw-ups in front of a crowd of onlookers and fellow songwriters. It keeps me encouraged to go to work and earn a living so that I can write and sing a little longer.” 

Homegrown Songwriters is loaded with talent! They are active in their music careers performing all over and everywhere they happen to be. They are from all walks of life, college students, business owners, engineers, school teachers, music teachers. All with busy lives, but always ready to donate their talent and time to support community causes and benefits. Send out the appeal for help and they will come. They never fail to deliver a wonderful show. 

There's more comin'

Donate

In person at the event or

Check or money orders:

Made out to St. Jude Children’s Hospital

Mail to PO Box 6756 Huntsville, Al 35813