Pamela Wolfe
Pamela is a Songwriter, Singer, Pianist, Music Publisher, ChildrenÕs Book Author/Illustrator, and Mother of two fine young men, Samuel Taylor and Jonas Michael Wolfe. Other careers include: Piano Instructor, Environmental Lobbyist, and Paralegal.
As a Songwriter, PamelaÕs songs have been recorded by many artists including: Patti Labelle, Garth Brooks, Johnny Cash, Lacy J. Dalton, Glen Campbell, Billy Joe Royal, Tom Paul Glaser, Lynn AndersonÉ. Patti Labelle recorded ÒDonÕt Block The BlessingsÓ on her Flame CD in 1996, showcasing it live on the Oprah Show. Garth Brooks recorded ÒTake the Keys To My HeartÓ on his Sevens CD in 1998, then ÒItÕs Your SongÓ, the first single from his Double Live CD, which he performed live and dedicated to his mother in his Christmas Special airing on national network TV in 2000. Other credits include an on camera performance of her song ÒYou Make It Hard To Say NoÓ in the made for TV Christmas movie, OÕ Henry Trilogy, starring Anthony Quinn and Robbie Benson.
As a Singer, Pamela has performed as a solo act in venues from MarthaÕs Vineyard to New Orleans. She has performed live and in the studio with artists including Garth Brooks, Steven Segal, Emmy Lou Harris,Conway Twitty, Reba McEntire, Pam Tillis, Earl Thomas Conley, Dexter Redding, Billy Joe Royal, Earl Scruggs, Charlie Pride, Minnesota FatsÉ. Her vocals have been heard on many recordings and national network commercials.
One of PamelaÕs current projects is Venus A Love Story, an original musical written and composed with Conrad Reeder. Recently completed, this project was 7 years in the making.
With one childrenÕs book and CD published, entitled Poof, A Puff of Wind, Pamela has two new childrenÕs books in progress. She is also nearing completion of Poems and Promises, an autobiographical collection of memories and poems, which she performs as songs on a CD to be included with the book. Pamela owns two publishing companies and lives in Nashville, Tennessee, where she continues to write songs and promote her catalogues.