Tommy Womack is a critically acclaimed singer-songwriter with eight solo albums to his credit. A founding member of ‘80s college radio staples Government Cheese, Womack’s book Cheese Chronicles is a cult classic memoir of road life in a band. In the early ‘90s he was a member of the Bis-Quits who recorded for John Prine’s Oh Boy! label. His side project with Will Kimbrough, Daddy, has made three albums. A two-time winner of the Best Song award in the Nashville Scene year-end critics’ poll, he’s penned songs for Jimmy Buffett, Todd Snider, Jason & the Scorchers, David Olney, Dan Baird and others. His latest two releases are I Thought I Was Fine and 30 Years Shot to Hell: A Tommy Womack Anthology both on Schoolkidz Records. He lives in Nashville Tennessee. (tommywomack.com)

“It’s so great to finally have an acoustic guitar with some guts to it that sounds like it’s coming from somewhere, not just some direct-box plinky-plinky hanging in the sky with all the balls of a sick hummingbird.”

-Tommy Womack

Website: tommywomack.com