A true narrator of life experience, Roxie combines honesty, humor, vulnerability and experience to touch the hearts of all who hear her. Often referred to as a female Roger Miller, people walk away saying, "That woman just sang my life story. I feel like I've known her all my life." Discovered by country business legends Chips Moman and Harold Shedd, Roxie's promise as a country songwriter showed early as her first cut, "Lonely" by Tracy Lawrence topped the charts. She had continued success as a writer, but she could not deny her own artistic vision any longer. In 2001, Roxie signed a recording contract of her own with James Stroud of Dreamsworks/Nashville. Her first single "Everyday Girl" stayed on the Country Sales Charts top 50 for a full year and was highlighted by Lifetime Television for Women, taking Roxie's music nationwide. Although Dreamworks and Roxie parted ways in 2003 due an pending label merger, Roxie has not left the radio. In 2005 she signed with Valhalla Music Group and released "A Soldiers Wife," from her album "Ms. America." The song has had a positive impact on military families nationwide, as Roxie contributes a portion of all sales to the Armed Services Relief Fund.Many of you have requested I post the video for "A Soldier's Wife," so here it is. Thanks, all!..
Here's an unplugged version of "When I Think About Angels"
