Adie Grey

A cousin from the Tobias Brothers (Nation Music Hall of Famers) as well as the granddaughter of film composer Expenses Lava, Adie Gray took to the music business while still in junior high, singing in a number of night clubs and coffeehouses. She ultimately moved to LA, pursuing a profession as a program vocalist, where time she produced the acquaintance of Albert Lee, and the like. Lee resulted in down the road Grey’s debut recording, Brand New Aged Period Music (a Hey Baby! launch). In 1989 she relocated to Nashville, ostensibly to go after a songwriting profession. The 1995 launch of COMPLETELY NEW Old Period Music offered interested listeners having a modern cross-section of nation designs that ranged from bluegrass to Cajun. Her second recording, Grandpa’s Advice, made an appearance in 1997 to essential acclaim, while Gray continued touring.