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Clay Melton To Open For Grand Funk Railroad
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Clay Melton To Open
For Grand
Funk Railroad
State Fair Of Texas
Chevrolet Main Stage
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Houston, TX (June 15 2021) - Just Announced! Blues Rocker Clay Melton "Say That You Love
Me" will bring his over the top blues rock sound to the Texas
State Fair. This will be Clay's third annual appearance on the
Chevrolet Main Stage and this year he will open for the internationally
world famous Grand Funk Railroad. Clay's Watchtower Entertainment
Management Company in cooperation with Glenn Smith Presents
Incorporated is thrilled to present this latest news to blues rock fans
around the world. Clay shares, "This is just too cool, I
mean Grand Funk Railroad I am jacked to the nth degree!"
Melton had just left the studio where he had been recording his new
upcoming release when he received the news. Grand Funk Railroad
with super hits like "Some Kind of Wonderful" and "Feelin'
Alright" have never looked or sounded better and will perform on
stage October 3rd at 8:30pm. This show will be included in the
price of admission tickets and will not require a separate ticket to
attend.
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As Seen In Blues Festival Guide, Blue
Monday, Living Blues, Making A Scene & Rock And Blues International
Magazines
Experience the Clay Melton sound....
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Quote From Glenn Smith on working with Clay
(28 years
promoting the #1 selling solo artist in history, Garth Brooks)
"I
have been booking and promoting talent for Headline Performers, and
Venues worldwide (see www.GlennSmithPresents.com)
for over 40 years, in basically all popular genres including Pop, Rock,
RnB, Country, Hip Hop, Blues, Latin, and CCM. Here in Texas, we have NO
shortage of incredibly talented artists, both “discovered, and
undiscovered”. Occasionally, someone comes along that really turns my
head, and a couple years ago, that person was Clay Melton. I was
and continue to be impressed with not only his Command of the guitar, and
vocals, but to deliver his presentation with a “believability” that’s
rare in someone of his young age. I simply urge everyone to keep an eye
(and ear) out for him. In my opinion, he’s got “something special”, and I
will continue to book and support him on his Journey!" - Glenn Smith,
President - Glenn Smith Presents Inc.
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The number one
syndicated blues radio show in Australia
......Host
Barry Maxwell
"Awesome video and ripping song. I love the energy and
the passion and the soul. He got me from the start with the dramatic
intro...Fabulous! I love the rawness in his vocal and he sings with
conviction. Awesome riff and love the dirty guitar tone throughout.
This next generation blues musician has got it! This is what
Blues Rock
should sound like!
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The longest
running
blues show
in Italy
The Catfish Blues
Show
KBA
Recipient Edoardo Fassio
"Thank you John for sending Clay's dynamic audio track. It
is being aired on our Catfish Blues Show at
Radio Banda Larga."
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Spinning in The Netherlands, Podomatic, and iTunes
Rob van
Elst - Host/producer
"John, This is a great track. We are gonna use it on our
show. Blues Moose is on two regional radio stations in The
Netherlands plus we also stream on Podomatic and iTunes. On those
we are always #1 in the Blues chart."
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Canada's CKOL Radio Toronto
Blues In The
Bottle Radio Show
.....Host John
Sillberg
"Can't go wrong with hard driving percussion driven blues. Nice
tight band. Clay has a good blues-shouter voice. I will definitely
play it
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Spain's Blues En Las Ondas Radio Show
Host Daniel
Monedero Tórtola
"We are broadcasting Clay Melton's
amazing "Say That You Love Me" on our radio show. The show
will also appear on Universidad X Radio."
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