Scotty Crabtree
Singer and Author
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Scotty Crabtree is a country music singer living in Bakersfield, California. He was honored to be friends with the late Buck Owens and he is very grateful to have a personal coach in his carrier.
Scotty also has written an autobiography in late 2016, describing his early life as a child with CP, the rise of his passion for country music, and the personal mentoring from his heroes of the genre.
Buck Owens, himself, was a personal inspiration. Scotty considered him a friend before he passed. Kim McAbee, the only “Buckarette” from Buck Owen's band, has been an avid supporter of his enthusiasm for Country Music, as well as his expanding career. In the past Scotty has sung regularly at Bakersfield's Crystal Palace. He also has introduced local bands there before they perform on stage
Scotty was inducted into the Bakersfield Country Music family in 2013. A bit later in 2015, he helped to organize a Bakersfield music band called Rodeo.
Scotty developed cerebral palsy as an infant. He has worked hard with the encouragement of loved ones to succeed at all he sets out to do, including becoming a professional singer, and publishing his autobiography. Inspired since his early childhood by Country Music legends such as Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, and Alan Jackson, Scotty came to love the sound of this musical style.
Scotty also has written an autobiography in late 2016, describing his early life as a child with CP, the rise of his passion for country music, and the personal mentoring from his heroes of the genre.
Buck Owens, himself, was a personal inspiration. Scotty considered him a friend before he passed. Kim McAbee, the only “Buckarette” from Buck Owen's band, has been an avid supporter of his enthusiasm for Country Music, as well as his expanding career. In the past Scotty has sung regularly at Bakersfield's Crystal Palace. He also has introduced local bands there before they perform on stage
Scotty was inducted into the Bakersfield Country Music family in 2013. A bit later in 2015, he helped to organize a Bakersfield music band called Rodeo.
Scotty developed cerebral palsy as an infant. He has worked hard with the encouragement of loved ones to succeed at all he sets out to do, including becoming a professional singer, and publishing his autobiography. Inspired since his early childhood by Country Music legends such as Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, and Alan Jackson, Scotty came to love the sound of this musical style.
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Our Friend Ty Herndon Is
Ready to Get Personal With Upcoming Album ‘Jacob
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Our friend and country star Ty Herndon is back and ready to bare his soul on his upcoming record. Jacob, due out July 15, 2022. Finds the country star reflecting on the darker, challenging moments he's faced, along with the road that led him to a brighter day.
"This album is about the power we all have to change our endings," Herndon said in a statement. "The last two years have been a journey like none other for me, and I'm looking forward to sharing some new truths with listeners and reminding them that we have it within us to turn our greatest challenges into our greatest triumphs. Besides that, it’s just some damn good music."
Mixing elements of country, rock and gospel, Jacob will take listeners through a range of complex human emotions. He recruited an eclectic mix of friends and creative collaborators for the project, which includes Terri Clark, Wendy Moten, Shelly Fairchild, Emily West, and Jamie Floyd.
Herndon, who celebrated his 60th birthday on May 2, 2022, titled the album after the Biblical figure who persevered through a myriad of struggles and challenges. The country star has been open about the personal trials he's faced over the years, including issues with addiction and his experience navigating the country music industry before publicly coming out as gay in 2014. In October 2021, Herndon revealed that he and longtime boyfriend Matt Collum had parted ways after 11 years together.
Although he hasn't released a full-length album of original material since 2016's House on Fire, he's continued to create and perform music. In 2020, his moving collaboration with Kristin Chenoweth and Paul Cardall titled "Orphans of God” that hit number one on iTunes. Herndon has also continued to advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, which included the creation of The Concert for Love and Acceptance, a star-studded concert event held annually in Nashville.
"This album is about the power we all have to change our endings," Herndon said in a statement. "The last two years have been a journey like none other for me, and I'm looking forward to sharing some new truths with listeners and reminding them that we have it within us to turn our greatest challenges into our greatest triumphs. Besides that, it’s just some damn good music."
Mixing elements of country, rock and gospel, Jacob will take listeners through a range of complex human emotions. He recruited an eclectic mix of friends and creative collaborators for the project, which includes Terri Clark, Wendy Moten, Shelly Fairchild, Emily West, and Jamie Floyd.
Herndon, who celebrated his 60th birthday on May 2, 2022, titled the album after the Biblical figure who persevered through a myriad of struggles and challenges. The country star has been open about the personal trials he's faced over the years, including issues with addiction and his experience navigating the country music industry before publicly coming out as gay in 2014. In October 2021, Herndon revealed that he and longtime boyfriend Matt Collum had parted ways after 11 years together.
Although he hasn't released a full-length album of original material since 2016's House on Fire, he's continued to create and perform music. In 2020, his moving collaboration with Kristin Chenoweth and Paul Cardall titled "Orphans of God” that hit number one on iTunes. Herndon has also continued to advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, which included the creation of The Concert for Love and Acceptance, a star-studded concert event held annually in Nashville.
Bakersfield Country Music Singer And His Service Dog Start A
Fundraiser for Canine Companions for Independence.
Axel and Scotty are raising money for Canine Companions because they believe in their mission and appreciate the impact these exceptional service dogs have on the people they serve.
Each Canine Companions service dog like Axel is specially matched with a person with a disability like Scotty. The connection and bond that the team like Axel and Scotty has is incredible! These dogs not only open doors, pick up dropped items and turn on light switches, they provide greater independence and an amazing life-time partnership.
Please help Axel and Scotty reach their fundraising goal of 500.00 by making a tax-deductible contribution. Your gift will help open more doors for people with disabilities, just like Axel and Scotty. Every dollar counts! Together, we can change lives four paws at a time.
Each Canine Companions service dog like Axel is specially matched with a person with a disability like Scotty. The connection and bond that the team like Axel and Scotty has is incredible! These dogs not only open doors, pick up dropped items and turn on light switches, they provide greater independence and an amazing life-time partnership.
Please help Axel and Scotty reach their fundraising goal of 500.00 by making a tax-deductible contribution. Your gift will help open more doors for people with disabilities, just like Axel and Scotty. Every dollar counts! Together, we can change lives four paws at a time.
Riding The Pink Cadillac - The Autobiography of Bakersfield's Scotty Crabtree
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