while developing the ideal backing band for independent recording artist Michael Stacey. The process would span over a period of almost four years. Michael Stacey was born in the small southern town of Hahira, Georgia and spent most of his childhood traveling due to his father's occupation. Early on, Michael was influenced by an array of performers, from traditional country artists such as George Jones and Randy Travis, to popular rock, folk, and Motown acts of the 60's, 70's, and 80's. As an adult, he found his way backto Georgia to settle down not far from his birthplace. In his mid twenties, Michael began playing local clubs throughout South Georgia. Persistency and hard work enabled Michael to record his first studio demo in 2000. Some months later, Michael took the advice of a record executive, and set out for Nashville, Tennessee. In no time at all, Michael began to record the earliest tracks his debut album, "After the Storm", which was released July 2001. Michael jumped right into promoting his music heavily with television, radio, print, and most importantly, a top-notch live show. Over the past few years the Michael Stacey Band has traveled the U.S. performing at various venues and sharing the stage with such popular acts as Diamond Rio, Brad Paisley, Wynonna, Neal McCoy, and Lonestar, just to name a few. The Michael Stacey Band even opened for Michael's childhood hero, George Jones. Michael sums it up by saying, "It's a blessing to entertain for a living. I appreciate my family's support and all of the folks who take the time to stop and listen to the music."
COUNTRY |
Ain't Going Down 'til the Sun Comes Up Alibis Almost Home Anymore Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On Be My Baby Blue Tornado Blues Man Boot Scootin' Boogie Born to Boogie Broke Down in Georgia Cadillac Ranch Chattahoochee Country Boy Can Survive Country Boy's and Girls (Getting’ Down On The Farm) Coutesy of The Red, White, and Blue Dinosaur Dixieland Delight Don't Close Your Eyes Don't Happen Twice Drive Drivin' My Life Away Dust on the Bottle Easy Street Family Tradition Fast as You Feels so Right Fightin' Side of Me Fireman Fishin' in the Dark Friends in Low Places Good Morning Beautiful He Stopped Loving Her Today Highway 41 How Far is Heaven I Breathe In, I Breathe Out I Cross My Heart I Have You I Like It, I Love It I Love This Bar I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink I'm From The Country I'm Gonna Miss Her I'm in Love With a Waitress Indian Outlaw It's 5:00 Somewhere Keeper of the Stars Killin' Time Lane For Love Lay You Down Life Is Good Luchenbach Texas Midnight in Montgomery Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde Neon Moon Nineteen Something Okay Old Flame On a Good Night One More Last Chance Paint Me a Birmingham Real Good Man Redneck Girl Rocky Top Run Saty Here And Drink Save a Horse She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy Sticks and Stones That's Just Jesse The Chair The Closer You Get The Dance Watermelon Crawl Wave on Wave We Danced What You Done Me Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound Whiskey River Write This Down You Look So Good In Love You Never Called Me By My Name |
ROCK/POP |
Against The Wind Alright Now Brick House Brown Eyed Girl Can't You See Cuts Like a Knife Dock of the Bay Domino Drift Away Every Rose Has It's Thorn Feel Like Makin' Love Fooled Around and Fell in Love Freebird Gimme Three Steps Honky Tonk Women Hurts So Good I Can't Tell You Why I Feel Good If You Don't Know Me By Now Keep Your Hands to Yourself Knock on Wood Lay Down Sally Let's Get it On Life in The Fast Lane Listen To The Music Long Train Runnin' Maggie May Magic Carpet Ride Margaritaville Mustang Sally My Girl Play That Funky Music Ramblin' Man Save a Horse Seven Bridges Road Sideways Some Kind of Wonderful Soul Man Stand By Me Summer of '69 Superstitious Sweet Home Alabama Take It Easy Take It To The Limit The Reason Touch Unchained Melody Under The Boardwalk When a Man Loves a Woman Wonderful Tonight |