Nathan Stanley Entertainment

CLASSIC COUNTRY MUSIC'S SAVIOUR MAY VERY WELL BE NATHAN STANLEY

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Nashville, TN (April 14, 2011) - Nathan Stanley announces the opening of Stanley Generation Records and the signing of that label’s first act, Laura Dodd, winner of the 2010 ICM new artist of the year award. Read More>>>

May 4th Ben Jones with Nathan Stanley and The Clinch Boys will be in concert at The Rudy Theatre in Selma N.C. - More Info

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Nashville, TN - April 24, 2012

For Immediate Release:

Nathan Stanley may only be 19 years old but has accomplished more than most people do in a lifetime! Stanley has traveled all over the world with his legendary Grandfather Old Time Mountain Music Legend Dr. Ralph Stanley and The Clinch Mountain Boys. He is a successful businessman and a larger than life Entertainer! When Nathan is not on the road traveling with his grandfather, He takes his band and performs solo shows with long time Friend and Dukes of hazard Tv Star Ben "COOTER" Jones. Just recently Nathan and COOTER performed in Richwood Ky where Nathan Announced that his long time best friend and Tour Manager Caleb Breeding has Been hired on as Nathan's Full Time mandolin player. When asked about this recent update to his band Nathan responded:

" I have watched Caleb over the last few months playing around on his mandolin and it really surprised me how quick he caught on! I think this is something he has wanted to do for awhile so I made it happen. It really means a lot to me having a guy who is more like a brother and has become a part of my family stand beside me on the stage. So now he is really busy holding down two jobs, but there is no doubt in my mind that he can do it!

Nathan Stanley and The Clinch Mountain Boys along with Special Guest Ben "COOTER" Jones will be appearing at the Rudy Theater in Selma, NC friday May 4th. For tickets or more information please call the Rudy Theater at 919- 202- 9927.

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Featuring Performances By

George Jones - Vince Gill & Rebecca Lynn Howard - Ralph Stanly II - Nathan Stanley - Jeff Bates - Ricky Skaggs - Gene Watson - Naomi Judd - Linda Davis & The Whites - Ben "Cooter" Jones - The Lewis Tradition - Don Rigsby

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"I GIVE ALL THE PRAISE TO MY LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST FOR THE BLESSING'S HE HAS BESTOWED UPON ME. I AM NOTHING WITHOUT OUR GREAT AND WONDERFUL GOD."
-- Nathan Stanley

"Nathan Stanley is the real deal. He has paid his dues, learned his craft and found his niche."
-- Ben "Cooter" Jones

"Very seldom do you get to work with someone destined to become a legend so it was a great privilege for me to record with Nathan Stanley who is
definitely on his way to becoming just that - a true legend. Nathan has got the gift of music in his bones. At his young age, he's already a super
talented musician with a great sense of style and superb vocal talent. Nathan - thanks for allowing me to record with you. It was an honor."
-- Gene Watson

"It’s really been great watching Nathan grow up. When I was his age I was playing with his grandfather, Ralph Stanley. I’m really proud of his new CD.

I think he did a great job. I’m looking forward to hearing more from Nathan in the years to come."

--Ricky Skaggs

“Nathan’s smooth, refined vocals are worthy of carrying on the Stanley name.”

--Country Weekly

“Nathan has a good voice….the music is well performed….

I like the arrangements….the music is good.”

--The Lonesome Road Review

“Nathan Stanley has held his own walking amongst the giants on My Kind Of Country: not

an easy feat for a mere mortal, but it’s a walk in the park for Stanley.”

--Music News Nashville