Lonesome Day Records is a small independent record label based in Booneville, Kentucky, where the label holds its main office and studio and is run by owner Randall Deaton. With future plans to open an office in Lexington, KY the label - which takes its name from a Bruce Springsteen song - has released some of the most noteworthy records in bluegrass and roots music from an impressive roster of talent, which has included over the years Fred Eaglesmith, Ralph Stanley II, and Larry Cordle. Today, Deaton has a new slate of talent carrying the bluegrass torch, including Girls, Guns and Glory, Richard Bennett, Tim Shelton, Jeff Clair, and Jeff Parker. As for Deaton’s musical mission, it's simple: Make great music with integrity and quality. “The power of music is astonishing. The subject matter of songs has not really changed over hundreds of years yet there is 'new' music created everyday and people still want it. I think we have done some records that will still be played years down the road. The music industry may change but it isn’t going anywhere. People will always want good music but they just may buy it in a different way," he explains.

A seasoned showman, songwriter and recording artist, originally from Boonville, Missouri, Tanner performs nationwide as a solo artist, collaborative songwriter and performer. With a passion for storytelling, Tanner writes from the heart. Gritty, real, passionate and sometimes painful. His voice resonates with the clear passion of a singer/songwriter and his music is wrapped in the influences of southern rock, Americana bluegrass and a hint of Nashville country. His songs are the true stories of real life in the heartland. Tanner works as a singer, songwriter and collaborative musician in his home state of Missouri and Nashville, Tennessee.

Tanner's new album, "Coffee, Water, Whiskey and Wine" - (including his nationally acclaimed singles, "I Do" and "Love You More") was released January 2014. Tanner is currently recording an album in Nashville, TN co-written and produced by the Grammy-nominated SteelDrivers' front man and Mercury Records recording artist, Gary Nichols.

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