• List Price: $11.99  
• Your Price: $11.99
• In Stock: 10

You must login to place orders.




Not purchasing for a business? See our consumer site.

Stevie Tombstone’s new album, Greenwood,” is like a brand new pair of jeans that are already broken in

- fresh lyrics with an old soul - a beautiful new take on the oldest subjects - life, love, and the pursuit of great songwriting.

Tracks like Lucky” and I’d Lose It All” reflect a sincere, honest, love through down to Earth, simple yet profound lyrics. Other tracks like Best of Worst Intentions” and I Wish I Was Back In Vegas” show the grittier, true-to-life experiences of a life-long musician. This is an autobiographical journey through the streets, highways, and smokey bars that he has encountered during his nearly 30 years as a traveling musician - honest and to the point with a pure and rootsy outlook.

The term Americana is probably the best way to describe Tombstone’s slightly scratchy and highly emotive vocal style, and this artist truly sings with passion.” -CountryChart.com

After a chance meeting with Roy Acuff, Stevie (then, a young man) was certain he would always be a musician. Born in rural Georgia, Stevie learned the ropes playing country, gospel, and blues. Rebelling against his roots, he immersed himself in the world of rock and the underground music scene of the 80s in Atlanta but never lost the twang of his childhood. Almost three decades later, he has become an accomplished performer and songwriter. Stevie has now released five solo albums and several music videos, produced music with his 1980s swamp rockabilly band, The Tombstones, and made appearances on compilations all over the damn place. In his early days, Stevie penned the college radio anthem and regional hit "Nobody", which was later recorded by rock icon, Stiv Bators.

After separating with The Tombstones in the 1990s, he toured as the supporting act for Jason & the Scorchers in Europe, which opened the door for his solo career. Taking a more serious approach to songwriting, he then began to write with as many accomplished song-writers as he could find in every realm of the music world, from street poets to music row regulars.

RIYL: Hank III, Drive-by Truckers, James Honnicutt, Jayke Orvis, Goddamn Gallows, Bob Wayne, Hellbound Glory, Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band,

TRACK LISTING:
1. Lucky
2. Greenwood
3. Just Ain't Right
4. I'd Lose It All
5. Best of Worst Intentions
6. Nails
7. Wonderland
8. I Wish I Was Back In Vegas
9. Goodnight Irene
10. Your Only Friend
11. The Backdoor