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Lorna Flowers, Mary Hartman, Southland Romeo and more

Presented by The Listening Room Cafe at The Listening Room Cafe

November 17, 2011

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Head out to The Listening Room for live music with Lorna Flowers.  Lorna has written mostly in the pop and country genres, with her most frequent successes being in country music. After being voted NCM magazine Country Songwriter of the Year in 1998, and having several songs hitting the European Country Radio charts (including 3 #1 songs and several top 10s), Lorna began to work out of Nashville as often as possible. She started by writing with name and hit writers such as Bob Welch (ex Fleetwood Mac), Hall of Fame writer Roger Cook, Grammy Winner John Peoppard, Jim Femino, Joie Scott, Dwight Liles, Michael Puryear and many others. She finally moved to Nashville in 2004. Joining her onstage will be Mary Hartman and Mark Steven Jones. 

Southland Romeo takes the stage at 8:00pm.  Southland Romeo's unique sound is defined by injecting the dynamic abilities of an electric fiddle into contemporary rock and roll. Through the infusion of classic rock, funk, jazz and soul, Southland Romeo has created a truly unique vibe that appeals across a wide range of musical genre's. The band released its first demo EP, titled Chronic Hero Syndrome, on August 1, 2011 and was recorded in conjunction with Little Fish Studios and Reel Recording Studio's. The band's debut album was produced as a joint effort by Rob Mineo, Lee Holmes, and Mark Gallup. Chronic Hero Syndrome captures the let-it-all-hang-out raw nature of the band, yet exhibits the refined musicianship and songwriting abilities that makes Southland Romeo stand apart from the norm. From the carefree vibes of "Ocean Blue" to the bass and drums driven essence of "Rock and Roll", this album will keep you moving and engaged throughout the listening experience.