Shane Wyatt: Mixing Traditional Flavors with a Contemporary Rockin’ Edge, the Minneapolis Based Singer/Songwriter Keeps Country Music’s Proud Tradition of Oklahoma Bred Artists Thriving by Riding with ‘The Last Cowboy’

LOS ANGELES–(EMWNews)–With the trail from Oklahoma to Nashville blazed by icons like Garth

Brooks, Vince Gill, Toby Keith and Blake Shelton,

upstart country artists from the Sooner State have a helluva lot to live

up to. Only time will tell just how much Shane Wyatt (www.shanewyatt.com)

will add to the lore of legendary Okies, but the multi-talented

singer/songwriter is already staking a pretty good claim, riding high

and wild on the initial success of his independent debut album The

Last Cowboy, in which he wrote all of the songs.

Touching hearts and scooting boots with songs inspired by modern

traditionalists like George Strait and country rocker Jason

Aldean, Wyatt is enjoying great grass roots success with his first

single, “The Big Bad Dog,”

which is receiving airplay on major stations in Oklahoma, Nebraska,

South Dakota and Minnesota, Wyatt’s

adopted home state.

Wyatt is taking “The Big Bad Dog”

across the U.S. with its inclusion on a CDX subscription disc (volume

452, released July 7^th) going out to over 2,000

country stations nation-wide. A big time line dance has been created

around the song by Nashville’s famed Jamie

Marshall–creator of dance sensations “Bomshel

Stomp” and Big & Rich’s

“Save A Horse, Ride A Cowboy”—quickly

inspiring a craze in dance clubs nation-wide.

A fan of Aldean’s 2007 hit album Relentless,

the singer contacted producer Michael Knox, in turn hooked him up

with Mike Noble, the studio coordinator for the Aldean project

whose songs have been recorded by George Jones, Kenny Rogers, and

Brooks & Dunn.

Noble brought in some of Nashville’s top “session

cats”: drummer Shawn Fichter (Trisha

Yearwood), bassist Jimmy Carter (Dierks Bentley, Tim

McGraw), guitarist Mike Durham (McGraw, Dave

Matthews), fiddler Glen Duncan (Shania Twain, Kenny Chesney),

pedal steel guitarist Russ Pahl (Rascal Flatts, Trace

Adkins) and backing vocalist Thom Flora (George Strait).

Among Wyatt’s upcoming gigs is Firefest

2008 with superstar Joe Nichols in Cold Spring, Minnesota,

raising money for local firefighters.

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