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Internationally known American recording biography artist and multiple award winning songwriter with numerous radio hits throughout Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Poland and Israel. Winner of three German Country Prizes, “Song of the Year" 2011 for “That Girl Who Sang Johnny Cash”, "Album of the Year" for "The Crooked Road" 2012 and "Singer of the Year" for 2013. In February 2013, Barry released his third album of original country songs. "Ruby's Cafe" has 14 new songs and features the great voices of five International Country All-Star singers in their own right. Daniëlle Poot of The Netherlands, Ann Pascoe from New Zealand, fellow American singer, Daniel T. Coates, Michael Lonstar of Poland, and the beautiful Vivien Searcy of Sweden. B A R R Y P. F O L E Y American Troubadour Award Winning Singer - Songwriter "Never Leaving Texas" has already lit up the International Radio charts as the #1 "Most Played Song" in the European Country Music Association song survey for March 2013 and has reached the #2 spot on the Top 100 Charts along with being the #1 song on the German Country Music Airplay Charts! Barry grew up in the foothills of the mystical Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia and has been serenading crowds around the world with ballads and other favorites as well as his special brand of original music for over 41 years. In his fourth decade of songwriting and performing, his repertoire includes more than 800 songs from 400 different recording artists, spanning from Country Music's roots to those Country Songs of today in addition to other types of popular music to include Bluegrass, Irish Folk, Oldies, Rockabilly, Classic Rock, Swing, and R&B. In his 17th year of performing as a solo artist based in Germany, he has opened shows for 5 time Grammy Winner and Tejano Music Legend “Flaco Jimenez”, Honky Tonker “Dale Watson”, Canadian’s Best Known Family Bluegrass Group “The Goods” and Grammy winning Tejano Band “Los Texmaniacs” of San Antonio Texas. Maintaining the tradition of the Troubadour, he’s armed with a ringing acoustic guitar and strong voice to entertain crowds from 1 to 1000 or more. Contact for bookings: Barry P. Foley, Burgunderweg 22, 95233 Helmbrechts Tel: 09252-25-1866 Mobil: 0173-36-15-31-0 Fax: 09252-25-1867 email: [email protected] www.barrypfoley.com Barry P. Foley ist ein US-amerikanischer, international bekannter Studio- und Live- biographie Künstler und mit dem Deutschen Countrypreis ausgezeichneter Sänger und Songschreiber. Er wurde durch viele Radio Hits in Europa, Australien, Neuseeland, Japan, Polen und Israel bekannt. Barry’s 2011 veröffentlichte CD „The Crooked Road“ beinhaltet 12 selbstgeschmiedete Songs aus welchen 6 Radiohits hervorgegangen sind. Sein Song „That Girl Who Sang Johnny Cash“, welches Barry im Duett mit Marty Wolfe von der Texas Heat Band aufnahm, gewann den Deutschen Country Music Preis für „Song des Jahres 2011“. Seit 2008, toppten etliche Singles den International Mainstream Top 40 der Europäischen Country Music Association (EMCA), und sein Song “Airport Love Story” besetzte einen Spot der ECMA’s Top 100 für 6 6 Monate. Er erreichte seinen Höhepunkt auf # 3. B A R R Y P. F O L E Y American Troubadour Award Winning Singer - Songwriter Barry P. Foley verbrachte seine Kindheit am Fuße der mystischen Blue Ridge Mountains und hat mit seinen Balladen und seiner eigenen speziellen Musikrichtung schon seit über 39 Jahren begeistert. In seinem vierten Jahrzehnt als Entertainer, beinhaltet sein Repertoire mehr als 700 Lieder von über 360 verschiedenen Künstlern. Seine Bandbreite umfasst die frühen Anfänge der Country Musik bis hin zu Songs der aktuellen Country Charts. Nicht zu vergessen sind Bluegrass, Irish Folk, Rockabilly, Oldies, Classic Rock, Swing und R & B. Barry steht seit vielen Jahren als Solokünstler auf deutschen Bühnen. Er spielte mit Künstlern, wie die fünffache Grammy-Gewinner und Tejano-Musik Legende „Flaco Jimenez“, Honky Tonker „Dale Watson“, Kanada’s bekanntesten Family’s Bluegrass Gruppe „The Goods“ und die neue heiße Grammy-Gewinner Texas Tejano Band „Los Texmaniacs“. Barry P. Foley möchte die Troubadour Tradition aufrecht erhalten. Er ist ausgestattet mit einer klangvollen akustischen Gitarre und einer starken Stimme, bereit Menschen jeden Alters mit seiner Musik zu begeistern. Kontakt für bookings: Barry P. Foley Burgunderweg 22 95233 Helmbrechts Tel: 09252-25-1866 Mobil: 0173-36-15-31-0 Fax: 09252-25-1867 email: [email protected] www.barrypfoley.com www.myspace.com/barrypfoley 136-ARTISTS AND BANDS REPRESENTED BY MY SHOW ADELE CHUBBY CHECKER JIMMY BUFFETT OASIS ALBERT HAMMON CHUCK BERRY JIMMY CLIFF OLD CROW MED SHOW ALLMAN BROTHERS CREEDENCE-CCR JIMMY REED OTIS REDDING AMERICA DARIOUS RUCKER JOE COCKER PADDY REILLY AMY MacDONALD DAVE LOGGINS JOHN D. LOUDERMILK PETER, PAUL & MARY JOHN DENVER THE ANIMALS THE DEFTONES POGUES JOHN FOGERTY ARETHA FRANKLIN DOLORES KEANE POISON JOHN LENNON B. B. KING DON McLEAN THE PROCLAIMERS JOHN PRINE BARRY P. FOLEY THE DOORS QUEEN JOHNNY CASH THE BEATLES THE DRIFTERS RALPH McTELL JOHNNY BURNETTE BEN E. KING DUBLIN CITY RAMBLERS RAY CHARLES JOHNNY CARVER THE BIG BOPPER THE DUBLINERS RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERS JOHNNY NASH BILL WITHERS DWIGHT YOAKAM RICKY NELSON JOSE FELICIANO BILLY JOEL THE EAGLES RINGO STARR K. CHESNEY & G. POTTER BLACKFOOT EAGLE EYE CHERRY ROBERT JOHNSON KEITH WHITLEY BLACK STONE CHERRY EDDIE COCHRAN ROBERT PALMER KENNY ROGERS BO DIDDLEY ELVIS PRESLEY ROLLIN' STONES KOKOMO ARNOLD BOB DYLAN ERIC CLAPTON RONAN KEATING KRIS KRISTOFFERSON BOB MARLEY EURYTHMICS RONNIE DREW LEADBELLY BOB SEGER EVERLY BROTHERS SAM COOKE LIMPBIZKIT BOB WILLIS FATS DOMINO SHERYL CROW LOGGINS & MESSINA BOBBY McFERRIN FUREYS SMASHMOUTH LOUIS ARMSTRONG BONNIE TYLER GARTH BROOKS SIMON & GARFUNKEL LYNYRD SKYNYRD THE BOX TOPS GEORGE HARRISON THE STEELDRIVERS MARSHALL TUCKER BRAD PAISLEY HANK WILLIAMS STEPHEN STILLS MARVIN GAYE BRUCE CHANNEL THE HOLLIES STEPPENWOLF MICHAEL JACKSON BRUCE HORNSBY HOWLING WOLF STEVE EARLE THE MONKEES BRYAN ADAMS HUEY LEWIS STEVIE RAY VAUGHN MOON MARTIN BRUCE CHANNELL J. J. CALE STYX MUMFORD & SONS BUDDY HOLLY JAMES BROWN TENNESEE ERNIE FORD MUNDY CARL PERKINS JANIS JOPLIN TOBY KEITH NANCY SINATRA CAT STEVENS JERRY LEE LEWIS U2 NEIL DIAMOND CHARLIE DANIELS JESSICA SIMPSON VAN MORRISON NEIL YOUNG CHRISTY MOORE JIM CROCE ZAC BROWN BAND Irish Pub Music AIN'T NO SUNSHINE ROCK BILL WITHERS AIRPORT LOVE STORY COUNTRY BARRY P. FOLEY ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER ROCK BOB DYLAN AMERICAN PIE MEDLEY POP VARIOUS AMERICAN TRILOGY FOLK MICKEY NEWBERRY ANOTHER SATURDAY NIGHT R & B SAM COOKE BABY WHAT YOU WANT ME TO DO R & B JIMMY REED BACK HOME IN DERRY IRISH CHRISTY MOORE BAD CASE OF LOVING YOU ROCK ROBERT PALMER BAD MOON RISING ROCK CREEDENCE-CCR BAD, BAD LEROY BROWN POP JIM CROCE BANKS OF THE OHIO IRISH TRADITIONAL BAYOU MEDLEY ROCK CREEDENCE-CCR BEATLES MEDLEY POP THE BEATLES BEFORE YOU ACCUSE ME BLUES BO DIDDLEY BEHIND BLUE EYES ROCK THE WHO BIG RIVER ROCKABILLY JOHNNY CASH BIKER MEDLEY ROCK VARIOUS BILLIE JEAN POP MICHAEL JACKSON BLACK VELVET BAND IRISH TRADITIONAL BLOWING IN THE WIND FOLK BOB DYLAN BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY ROCKABILLY ELVIS PRESLEY BO DIDDLEY MEDLEY BLUES BO DIDDLEY BOAT ON THE RIVER POP STYX BOBBY'S MOONLIGHT LOUNGE COUNTRY BARRY P. FOLEY BOOM CHICKA BOOM COUNTRY BARRY P. FOLEY BORN ON THE BAYOU ROCK CREEDENCE-CCR BORN TO BE WILD ROCK STEPPENWOLF BOXER (THE) POP SIMON & GARFUNKEL BOY NAMED SUE COUNTRY JOHNNY CASH BROWN EYED GIRL POP VAN MORRISON BUDDY HOLLY MEDLEY ROCK & ROLL BUDDY HOLLY BUT YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU POP KENNY ROGERS & 1st EDITION BYE BYE LOVE ROCK & ROLL EYERLY BROTHERS CABO SAN LUCAS COUNTRY TOBY KEITH CALL ME THE BREEZE SOUTHERN ROCK LYNYRD SKYNYRD CAN'T BUY ME LOVE POP THE BEATLES CAN'T YOU SEE SOUTHERN ROCK MARSHALL TUCKER CECILIA POP SIMON & GARFUNKEL C'EST LA VIE ROCK & ROLL CHUCK BERRY CHAIN OF FOOLS R & B ARETHA FRANKLIN CHANTILLY LACE ROCKABILLY THE BIG BOPPER CHICKEN FRIED COUNTRY ZAC BROWN BAND CITY OF CHICAGO IRISH CHRISTY MOORE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS COUNTRY STEVE GOODMAN CLIFFS OF DONEEN IRISH CHRISTY MOORE COCAINE ROCK ERIC CLAPTON COCAINE BLUES COUNTRY JOHNNY CASH COME MONDAY POP JIMMY BUFFETT COME OUT YE BLACK AND TANS IRISH WOLFE TONES COPPERHEAD ROAD COUNTRY STEVE EARLE COTTON FIELDS ROCK CREEDENCE-CCR COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY TRAVIS TRITT COUNTRY ROADS FOLK JOHN DENVER COWARD OF THE COUNTY COUNTRY KENNY ROGERS CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED ROCK QUEEN LOVE CREEDENCE MEDLEY ROCK CREEDENCE-CCR CRY CRY CRY ROCKABILLY JOHNNY CASH DELIA'S GONE FOLK JOHNNY CASH DEPORTEES FOLK WOODY GUTHRIE DIRTY OLD TOWN IRISH THE DUBLINERS DOCK OF THE BAY (SITTING ON) R & B OTIS REDDING DOCTOR MY EYES POP JACKSON BROWNE DON'T BE CRUEL ROCKABILLY ELVIS PRESLEY DON'T WORRY BE HAPPY REGGAE BOBBY McFERRIN DOWN ON THE CORNER ROCK CREEDENCE-CCR DOWN TO THE ISLANDS COUNTRY BARRY P. FOLEY DRUNKEN SAILOR IRISH TRADITIONAL DUTCHMAN (THE) IRISH MICHAEL SMITH EAGLES MEDLEY ROCK THE EAGLES EIGHT DAYS A WEEK POP THE BEATLES ELVIS MEDLEY #1 ROCKABILLY ELVIS PRESLEY ELVIS MEDLEY #2 ROCKABILLY ELVIS PRESLEY FAIRYTALE OF NEW YORK IRISH CHRISTY MOORE FEELING ALRIGHT ROCK JOE COCKER FERRYMAN (THE) IRISH DUBLIN CITY RAMBLERS FIELDS OF ATHENRY IRISH PADDY REILLY FIVE HUNDRED MILES FOLK THE JOURNEYMEN FOLSOM PRISON BLUES ROCKABILLY JOHNNY CASH FORTUNATE SON ROCK CREEDENCE-CCR FOX ON THE RUN POP SWEET FREEBIRD SOUTHERN ROCK LYNYRD SKYNYRD FRIENDS IN LOW PLACES COUNTRY GARTH BROOKS GALWAY BAY IRISH DOLORES KEANE GALWAY GIRL COUNTRY STEVE EARLE GAMBLER (THE) COUNTRY KENNY ROGERS GAMES PEOPLE PLAY POP JOE SOUTH GEORGIA ON MY MIND
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  • Johnny Cash Returns to ‘Stamping Ovation’ Legendary Singer Is Second Inductee Into Multi-Year Music Icons Series

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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Mark Saunders June 5, 2013 [email protected] 202-268-6524 usps.com/news Release No. 13-056 To obtain a high-resolution of the stamp image for media use only, please email [email protected]. Johnny Cash Returns to ‘Stamping Ovation’ Legendary Singer is Second Inductee into Multi-Year Music Icons Series NASHVILLE — John Carter Cash, Rosanne Cash, Larry Gatlin, Jamey Johnson, The Oak Ridge Boys, The Roys, Marty Stuart, Randy Travis and other entertainers paid tribute to Johnny Cash as he was inducted today into the Postal Service’s Music Icons Forever stamp series at the Grand Ole Opry’s Ryman Auditorium. “With his gravelly baritone and spare percussive guitar, Johnny Cash had a distinctive musical sound — a blend of country, rock ’n’ roll and folk — that he used to explore issues that many other popular musicians of his generation wouldn’t touch,” said U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors member Dennis Toner. “His songs tackled sin and redemption, good and evil, selfishness, loneliness, temptation, love, loss and death. And Johnny explored these themes with a stark realism that was very different from other popular music of that time.” “It is an amazing blessing that my father, Johnny Cash be honored with this stamp. Dad was a hardworking man, a man of dignity. As much as anything else he was a proud American, always supporting his family, fans and country. I can think of no better way to pay due respect to his legacy than through the release of this stamp,” said singer-songwriter, producer John Carter Cash, Johnny Cash’s son.