Heartfelt Country Love Songs

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Brad Burnsâ latest âCountry Walkâ EP release portrays life as a Country music entertainer. The chorus of the title track says it all. "Livinâ life like Cowboy Christmasâ¦Town to town keep movinâ on, with scars to show and bottles on the floor, still doinâ the Country walkâ¦â Itâs an anthem to livinâ the Country life, despite big mistakes, the big city and the adrenaline-fueled pace Iâve kept up for yearsâ¦â

From the âfree stageâ to the grandstands on the Fair circuit, small town festivals, bars and rodeo arenas, Brad Burns âCountry Walkâ is an anthem for âanyone whoâs proud to be Country Americaâ Burns says, from a Country man whoâs lived the wordsâ¦

After opening for Country superstar Terri Clark in 2005 at the Siskiyou County Golden Fair in Yreka, California, Burns stepped off the grandstands and back to his small town, population 800, Happy Camp, California. Six months of radio play on KSYC Country radio, interviews and song requests, notably of his song âLettersâ and a local tour with his song âCountry Dogâ made Burns known throughout Siskiyou County that summer ending in December.

Brad began songwriting at the age of twelve in Escondido, California, a Southern California town close to the U.S./Mexico border. With a hard-working Country spirit like Toby Keith, Brad taught himself to play bass, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, drums and keyboard. He continuously studies songwriting and vocal techniques. He learned the intricacies of digital music recording software, studio performing, and designing album art; ultimately producing record albums, live shows and concerts.

Reflecting on his life and the lives of Fair entertainers and rodeo champions he met along the way from 2004 to 2007, Burns wrote âEight Secondsâ and âGhost Town.â By summer of â07 Burns hopped on a flight to Maui for a break to stay with some family, for what finished another month of living on the island, and walked the beaches at night under the âMaui Stars.â It was there that Burns felt his small town, was âlike the island, and the planes that come in and leave, like love that leaves town and never comes backâ and he wrote âMaui Stars.â

Burns returned to Happy Camp and finished the summer in the creeks, tracking in the woods and adding to his experiences with bears, cougar, elk, deer, shooting the shotgun and bow, doing Highway 96 hay trucking runs, helping his family live the independent way of life on the Frontier, and doing a Native American music and Country music show at the Karuk Tribe of California. He was invited back to the grandstands at the Siskiyou County Golden Fair to open for award-winning pop Gospel artist Warren Barfield that August.

Soon after, he began calling around in Nashville promoting an Armed Forces Entertainment tour to Country entertainers to go to his friendsâ bases in the Middle East and he wrote âWrong Number In Nashville.â In June 2008, Bradâs âWrong Number In Nashvilleâ EP ranked in at number four in the genre of Country Rodeo on CDBaby.comâs âEditorâs Picksâ with Country legend Chris LeDouxâs groupâs latest release coming in at number one. Burnsâ releases âFreedomâ and âFreedomâs Callâ also came in the Top 40 releases on CDBaby.comâs âEditorâs Picksâ in the genre of Country Rodeo.

Nowadays, Burns has brought his Country life experiences and Country music to the city, to Eugene, Oregon, where the constant sound of trucks on the road sing a different melody than the river, the train rumbles by his apartment like a falling tree, where thereâs more than a two-lane highway and a stop sign, and the city lights fill up the sky in the concrete wilderness for miles and miles aroundâ¦

So when you see him under neon lights humming "No Man Is An Islandâ, easily recognized as one of the only cowboy hats out on the town on a weekend midnight, heâs âlivinâ life like Cowboy Christmasâ¦â

And heâs âstill doinâ the Country Walk.â

Copyright © 2007-2008 Bradley Burns