Artist Information Biography Meet JRCA Music Nashville Recording Artist JOE BERRY Joe Berry was born in Waycross, GA and began his musical career at the young age of 15, playing various honky-tonks throughout the Southeast and Midwest. He played piano and sang in numerous bands in the early years. During the 1970's he formed a band called Joe Berry and the Country Tradition, and followed his dream of being a Nashville Recording artist. As bands sometimes do, the members went in different directions, though they always remained friends.

The 80's found Joe playing in a couple of country show bands. He began with Jill Pierce and Appaloosa, followed by Dixie Road. In 1994 Joe Berry recorded a Don Goodman tune that rose to be number 13 on the country music charts. Joe Berry is an inductee in the World Famous Traditional Country Hall Of Fame and sings two songs in the Lions Gate Film "Bad Trip". Joe wrote the ballad "Don't Wake Me" in the movie. Joe Berry has just finished recording a new CD titled "The Honky Tonk Highway" soon to be released on JRCA Nashville label. Watch for it in a store near you !