Lonnie Spiker

Created in Uniontown, Pa, this vocalist/songwriter was raised hearing Merle Haggard, George Jones, Hank Williams and Marty Robbins. In the first eighties, Spiker created a nation group known as L-Passo. The music group toured throughout Pa, Maryland, Ohio and Virginia. During this time period, Spiker also performed at numerous jamborees, including Jamboree USA. While there he caused Loretta Lynn, Expenses Anderson and Marty Robbins. In the first nineties, Spiker made a decision to pursue songwriting full-time and relocated to some suburb of Nashville. He installed with fellow songwriters, including Keith Norris and Karen Pendley. He also offers songs documented by Barry Lee White colored amongst others. In 2001, Spiker came into the studio room to record his debut recording. The recording, My Long term Ain’t What It UTILIZED TO Be, premiered in July 2002.