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Col Lewis is a continually growing singer/songwriter, originally born in Burton on Trent, Staffordshire, 1974. He has also lived in Lincoln, Lincolnshire but moved back to his home town in 2014 with his wife, Ainsley Lewis where they now reside. A continued musician at the IPO (International Pop Overthrow) festival in Liverpool, as well as two time Akademia award winner, numerous international radio play and nominee for the Burton mail Community champions performing arts award. Check out his Country/rock'n'roll/folk/pop sound and take a listen

Leeds-based blues rock band, who's debut album 'The Other Creek' was released in 2007. The band's version of Joni Mitchell's 'Big Yellow Taxi' brought them to prominence in certain quarters, including college radio. The bands two albums 'The Other Creek' and 'The Cowshed Tapes' - a raw Black Keys influenced follow up - are available via: iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, CD Baby and all the other usual oulets.

Cosmopolitan Country entertainer | songwriter "She's Tired of Boys" with Garth Brooks | business owner @7695Live @songpreneurs

I am Keith. I was born in Lincolnton, N.C. I'm easy going a dad, singer, songwriter, musician, poet, composer, performer and much much more. I've been performing locally in top 40 cover bands for over 20 years. Im very thankful for everything I have. God has Blessed me with a Son and hes my pride and joy. I hope someday to be a professional music producer. Writing is my Passion. From poetry to music to just speaking from the heart. I can play most any instrument that makes a sound. Its an art and a gift I hope to be able to do till the day I die. Life has been Good to me because im still alive today to tell about it. I try to be as positive and smile as much I can because I believe if I keep a good attitude toward life good things will happen.
(It takes a little work too.lol)
I Love as much as I can with all that I have:)
If want to know more.. Please..Feel free to ask.......Keith

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