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Press
Joy Lynn White Rocks. She She shows her absolute vocal command without taming her wild streak. - Rolling Stone Magazine
White has the attitude, edge and the pipes to pull it off. - Billboard Magazine
Joy Lynn White's music is too strong, too assertive, too much in control to have come from anybody's cookie cutter - Us Magazine
Discography
ONE MORE TIME, THORTCH RECORDINGS
Keep This Love
I'm Free
A Certain Boy
Girls With Apartments In Nashville
Looking For You Looking For Me
Love Sometimes
If You Want My Heart
Victim Of Love
Good Rockin' Mama
Just Some Girl
One More Time
DEMOS 2002: ON HER OWN, SELF-RELEASED
Sunday
My Heart Breaks
I Turn On The Light
Iris Loves Elmer
Secret Crush
An Exception
On Her Own
THE LUCKY FEW, LITTLE DOG RECORDS
Too Big For This Town
Try Not To Be So Lonely
Why Do I Love You
I Doubt If It Does To You
It's About Me
I Just Wanted To See You So Bad
It's Better This Way (with Dwight Yoakam)
The Lucky Few
Life's Just Too Short
I Lost It
WILD LOVE, SONY/COLUMBIA
Tonight The Heartache's On Me
Bad Loser
Too Gone To Care
Why Can't I Stop Loving You
Whiskey, Lies And Tears
Wild Love
Burning Memories
On And On And On
You Were Right From Your Side
I Am Just A Rebel
BETWEEN MIDNIGHT & HINDSIGHT, SONY/COLUMBIA
Little Tears
True Confessions
Those Shoes
Wherever You Are
Why Do I Feel So Good
Wishful Thinking
Let's Talk About Love Again
Bittersweet End
Hey Hey Mama
Cold Day In July
It's Amazing
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Bio
Born in Turrell, Arkansas, raised in Indiana, White moved to Nashville, TN in 1982 and soon became an in-demand demo singer for publishing companies and hit songwriters. Signed to Columbia/Sony Records she released two critically acclaimed records: “Between Midnight & Hindsight”, 1992 and “Wild Love”, 1994; plus four award winning videos.
In 2006 “One More Time” went to #3 on the Americana chart and was co-produced by White and Kyle Lehning.
Since 1989 White has been a staff songwriter for various publishing companies in Nashville.
She has sung harmony on albums with Dwight Yoakam, Randy Travis, Lucinda Williams, Buddy Miller, Iris DeMent and many others.
In 2006 she won first place in the International Songwriting Competition with, “Girls with Apartments in Nashville”.
She has received raving reviews in publications such as No Depression, Rolling Stone, USA Today, Stereo Review, Mojo, Chicago Sun Times, Billboard, R&R, Us Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Pulse Magazine, etc...
White has also played the leading role of Mother Maybelle Carter in the Barter Theatre’s production of “Keep on the Sunny Side”, singing, acting, and playing guitar.
Since 1991 White continues to tour nationally and internationally and has become known as the “singer’s singer”. Quoting Buddy Miller, “Joy Lynn White tears me up. Her voice and songs are powerful and fragile in the same moment, and as real as it gets”.
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