Beth Sutton, the knoxville girl

Smoky Mtn Musing and Magic

 

A little about me, 'the knoxville girl...'

I was raised in Knoxville, TN & have been inspired by the beauty of the region my entire life. Mountain stories inspire & are the heritage to the people of Appalachia. Some of the things I create are based on truth...others are mixed with tales and superstition. My writing has been recorded by US artists and internationally. I have written in genres from rock to Christian to bluegrass, and even have some jingles out there playing in the US and in Asia.  

I have worn many hats in my life so far, being a mother is the absolute best! However, I have traveled pretty much everywhere (cue some Cash...) and have been everything thing from a costumier, to make up artist to media and marketing consultant. I have pockets full of memories and stories that need to be inked to paper, still...and notebooks needing notes! I love this journey called life and if you are an old soul, let's make some music!  

the knoxville girl

Songs that relate to the soul

Listeners around the world are entertained and intrigued by the stories and scenes in the songs we have created. Rock, bluegrass, old country and more...There is something for everyone!

A few tracks

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    Red Lights and Rain 3:42
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    November Is Crying Again 4:13
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    Bridge In Philadelphia 2:19
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Press / Reviews

““Knoxville Theater Stories #2 “The guitars and the overall production of this track is quite good. The vocalist/narrator can actually use inflection in her voice to make the piece interesting. Editing was quite well done and I think this would rank up with the style of Johnny Cash or Mac Davis.”” - Reverbnation Reviews
““Sunshine "This song brought a smile to my face. It reminded me of the old time music. No fancy sound effects or instruments. Just some old fashioned banjos. This song could find an audience. It has a nice vibe. There's nothing condescending here. It's just a track by some guys who want to have fun and entertain others. The band has talent. The harmony is wonderful. The banjo player knows how strum it and put on a show. The singer is talented and puts out some great lyrics. Overall, this was a great track. I really enjoyed the effort. The lyrics were catchy and a joy to listen to. The band really has something here. I can't wait to see what they do next!"” - Reverbation Reviews

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