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About Me

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Member Since: 5/6/2006
Band Website: rickieleetanner.com
Band Members:

Rickie Lee Tanner
Lead Vocals :: Rhythm Guitar

Jimmy B
Lead Guitar :: Vocals

Dale Williams
Harmonica :: Keyboard

Mike T. Horn
Drums :: Percussion

Jake Clayton
Fiddle :: Steel :: Dobro :: Mandolin :: Guitar :: Banjo :: Vocals

Soundclick Charts / Peak Position
Highway to Nowhere - 1
Orange County Line - 1
If It Weren't For Bad Luck - 1
The Man In Your Dreams - 1

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Influences: George Strait, Garth Brooks, Conway Twitty, Earl Thomas Conlee, Merle Haggard, and Don Williams

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Type of Label: Indie

My Blog

Fun in Music City (Return home from Nashville)

My trip to Nashville last weekend was a great one! I met a lot of really incredible people and got the chance to perform at the legendary Hall of Fame Lounge. Every trip to Nashville is such an inspi...
Posted by Rickie Lee Tanner on Wed, 19 Dec 2007 12:31:00 PST

St. Luniverse

Some of you might have noticed some videos are popping up of me and the guys in Powder Keg. That's because I hired St. Luniverse to come out and tape our show at the Stratford Bar. I highly recommend...
Posted by Rickie Lee Tanner on Fri, 14 Dec 2007 06:43:00 PST

Nashville here I come!

I'm always excited when I get to make trips into music city. I'll be there this weekend participating in some writer's nights and visiting with some musically inclined friends. I'm booked Saturday nig...
Posted by Rickie Lee Tanner on Fri, 14 Dec 2007 06:36:00 PST

My son Rhett

Friends, My son, Rhett, has a rare disorder called Primary Carnitine Deficiency. This disorder is treatable, when it is actually discovered. There are tests that can be d...
Posted by Rickie Lee Tanner on Fri, 17 Aug 2007 02:25:00 PST