Source: www.tonyawatts.com Once upon a time Tonya left her southern roots for a Hollywood Dream. She had small parts in some TV shows and movies, including being the double for Pamela Anderson in Barbwire and some Baywatch. Then one day she was cast in a small role in the Barbara Mandrell story...the part was Dolly Parton; one of Tonya's all time love's (to this day, to hear Dolly talk and sing can bring Tonya to tears). This experience coupled with the inspiration of her southern outcast outlaw Hollywood friends, led her to pick up a guitar and start to tell her story in song. A Tonya Watts' song tells a truth that cuts deep, but in that, isn't afraid to have a good time with a whole lotta rock & roll bangin away with her country twang, tears, anger, and love... If Axl Rose and Dolly Parton had a baby girl that was given up for adoption to be raised by Loretta Lynn and David Allan Coe where it was fed a steady diet of Lita Ford, Motley Crue, and AC/DC... Tonya Watts just may be that girl. Tonya Watts is addicted to Truth, addicted to standing up for the outcast, and addicted to music that strives to express those same addictions. She is a true outcast... a true outlaw... and the real deal.Длительность: 2:31
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Tonya Watts - Daddy's Redneck Flaws
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