• Tia McGraff Highland Homecoming to Nairn (with David Starr) Rob Ellen’s Video-log

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    The Medicine Show Posted On May 13, 2015
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    Tia McGraff “Crazy Beautiful” CD was release to co-inside with her UK Tour on May 4th 2015 she made sure she included a date in her Ancestral home and that of Promoter Publicist and Presenter of The Medicine Show Rob Ellen

    The story is Tia’s family left the Moray fishing village in the 1700’s Tia mum traced her roots back and they found the graves of her ancestors in the old church yard , while on tour with her then fiancé Tommy Parham 10 years ago, and the romantic soul then proposed to her on Nairn Beach (awe). so a real home coming gig in many ways. They had Colorado Songster and Festival organiser David Starr with them as opening act and featured musician.

    Here is Robs Video Log of a very special day.

    https://youtu.be/Mxp4RTc077o 
    Crazy Beautiful is the latest musical creations from one of Americana’s gifted singer songwriters. Recorded in Austin, TX – Nashville, TN, and Southern Ontario Canada ,featuring Grammy Award musicians Cindy Cashdollar, Dave Sanger, (Asleep At The Wheel) ,Tommy Harden (Reba), Dave Labruyere ( John Mayer) with Juno and Grammy award winning 
    engineers Nick Blagona and Rick DeLellis Mixed and master by Nick Blagona.
    Produced by Tommy Parham, and written by Tia McGraff and Tommy Parham, this full length CD is a collection of brilliantly composed songs that stir the human soul with emotion and raw honesty.

    http://tiamcgraff.com/

    http://www.davidstarrmusic.com/

    Tia, Tommy & David




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