Also Represented At The Private Party Were Members Of The Tennessee Titans And Super-Producer Buddy Cannon

NASHVILLE, TN (April 27, 2010) — Stormy Montana performed as the featured entertainment at The Palm Restaurant, Downtown Nashville, as they played host to an exclusive birthday party for esteemed Nashville attorney Jon Peeler.  The event served a duel purpose of raising money for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. In attendance were several celebrated members of the Nashville community, including Rob Bironas and Blaine Bishop of the Tennessee Titans Football team, Buddy Cannon, producer to such artist as Kenny Chesney and Reba McEntire, and Angela Fox of the St. Jude’s Children’s Research organization.  Stormy says, “Its always an honor to be asked to come play for a good friend like Jon, and in this case two friends, as I really admire and support the work of St. Jude’s in their ongoing research as well as their treatment programs supporting children stricken with cancer and their families.”

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Stormy With Jon Peeler

Stormy, Angela Fox, Buddy Cannon

Stormy With Buddy Cannon

Stormy At The Birthday Party

The video takes viewers on a journey as seen through the eyes of an older artist (played by 85 year old Doris Freeman a.k.a. Cousin Tuny), and that of an up and coming artist (Stormy). “Though country music is constantly evolving, we should never forget those artist who came before us. It was a real honor having a real life living legend like Tuny be in this video with me.” Stormy says, “Her scenes really have an emotional punch and set the tone for what we hoped to accomplish.”

About Stormy Montana: At just 16 years old, Stormy Montana (real name) has proven to have one of the largest and most dedicated fan bases in all of country music. She doesn’t attribute this simply to her age, but to the music itself, which is grounded in the best traditions of country music, with an eye towards the more accessible pop country of today’s generation. Stormy began singing live in bars and honky-tonks at 9 years old and hasn’t stopped since. Her love of music and performing is evident by the fact her mother never had to push her to sing and perform, it’s simply what she wanted to do. Teaming with renound vocal coach Teresa Smith, and surrounding herself with a great team of Nashville insiders and music professionals, Stormy set sail on her life’s calling. The culmination of these early years of hard work can be heard on her new C.D. “Someone Like Me” which has already sold nearly 7,500 physical copies. For more information please visit http://stormymontana.com

About the Weary Angel Video:

Video Director: Marcel is a well known songwriter and recording artist (Nothing To Loose). He has had 2 major label deals. He has only recently extended his artistic talent to the area of video and film. He is currently working on projects for not only Stormy but, Daniel Peck, Clay Walker, John Rich, and Big Vinny to name a few.

Makeup & Hair: Scott McMahan, NY Scott is well known for his work with artists like Jessica Simpson, Backstreet Boys, Candy Spelling, Willow Ford, and Lee Woodruff. Scott regularly travels to LA and all over the nation to work on move sets and major advertising campaigns.

Songwriters: Kris Bergsnes, Ashley Gorley, Brian Simpson. Kris is probably the most loved songwriter in Nashville. Always free with his time and advise, Kris is lovingly known to his friends as the “Mayor of Music Row” because of his tireless support of writers new and old in the Nashville community.

Featured in video: Cousin Tuny. Tuny (Doris Freeman) is a much beloved character, well known for her children’s show,for her years of work in numerous charity functions. Tuny was a close friend of Minnie Pearl and a regular at the Opry and the old circuit shows the Opry stars of her day did. While her friends pleaded with Tuny to make the move to Nashville as they had, she chose to stay in Jackson and work as a community leader in her home area of Jackson, TN. At 85, Tuny is still very active in the Jackson area.

John Goodwin: John Goodwin is a part of the Nashville landscape. A well known writer, John is also known for his artwork which is featured in numerous studios around Nashville. His latest recognition comes from his song featured in the hit movie Crazy Heart starring his childhood best friend, Jeff Bridges.

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Things turned out pretty well considering before the video shoot Stormy had never, not even once, been behind the wheel of a vehicle.  She’d never drove at all.  In fact, when they went to pick up the truck from the mechanic, they weren’t even sure if the truck would even be drivable.  But the mechanic did a fantastic job (much to everyone’s consternation) and got it up and running like, well, a fine oiled machine.

And so on that winter day that felt more like that of late spring, Stormy Montana got to drive.  No one said she did badly.  After all, no one was killed, the Keg building still stands, and all the animals remained safe – but as you will see in these outtakes, she didn’t exactly always get it right.  As she says, “it was all going so well…”

After all that, the video turned out fantastic as you can see below:

Directed by Marcel, the video takes you on a journey of small town America; where people work the land, cruise the town square, pack the local tavern, gather around to play music, and returning Soldiers are welcomed with open arms.  ”I really wanted this to be a realistic take on what happens every day in a small town like this.  You know, when Cole McCraw (the soldier) walked in the door, that reaction was authentic.  He told me afterwards he wished everyone felt the way about returning soldiers that we did.  He was so touched, and we were all about in tears.”

Until Jan. 11th you can get your free copy of “Sing This City Home” by visiting Country Weekly.

Her song “Sing This City Home” will be available as a free download on the Country Weekly website beginning Dec. 28th and lasting until January 11th.  Written by hit songwriter James Slater, “Sing This City Home” is one of 15 songs on Stormy’s critically acclaimed and top selling “Someone Like Me” CD.   Produced by Dave Brainard, the songs on “Someone Like Me” have struck a chord with fans all over the world and impressed many music insiders coast to coast.

Stormy says, “This is the first time I’ve been covered in a major National magazine and for it to be Country Weekly, a magazine I’ve literally read for years, is a real honor.  I hope this is the beginning of a great relationship with Country Weekly and the staff there; and I’m certainly looking forward to working with them in the future.  I can’t thank my fans enough for being so good to me and I hope everyone will go over to Country Weekly and get their free download!”

Next up for Stormy will be the video release for “Sing This City Home” which was recently shot and directed by Marcel.

For more information and to download “Sing This City Home” please visit CountryWeekly.com/freemusic

Look for the 01/04/2010 issue of Country Weekly with Keith Urban on the cover at news-stands all over beginning December 28th.

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