Stoll Vaughan | |
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| Born | Lexington, Kentucky, U.S. |
| Genres | Alternative country,Americana music,Soul |
| Instrument(s) | Guitar, vocals |
| Labels | Commonwealth Artist |
| Website | Stoll Vaughan |
Stoll Vaughan is an American singer-songwriter fromLexington, Kentucky. He is the great-nephew ofUnited States SenatorJohn Sherman Cooper. Vaughan began his professional music career as guitar player for theIndiana bandChamberlain.[1] He attended theInterlochen Arts Academy inInterlochen, Michigan.
Vaughan has toured through much of the United States as well as Europe. In the Netherlands, his debut album was named one of "Alternative Country's Top Ten Records of the Year."[2] He has toured withJohn Mellencamp andJohn Fogerty's 'Words and Music' tour,Farm Aid,Def Leppard,Journey,Shooter Jennings,Marty Stuart,Robert Earl Keen,James McMurtry, andDon Williams.
Vaughan's first two CD releasesLove Like a Mule, andHold On Through Sleep and Dreams both landed in the Top 10 of the Americana Music Charts.[3]
Vaughan's music has been featured on television shows[4] such as;True Blood,[5]Friday Night Lights,Shameless (U.S. TV series), andThe Office (U.S. TV series) (3 songs in the series finale).[6] He composed original music for theDavid LynchInterview Project that won a webbie,[7] as well as music for The Making ofThere Will Be Blood Blu-ray Release.
Vaughan is actively composing original musical content for a new amazon TV pilot to be released in August 2014. Aside from his own compositions and performances, Stoll Vaughan is currently Head of A&R for CUT Recordings where he is writing and developing various singer-songwriters- includingDuane Betts. Vaughan and Betts wrote and produced a song for the movieWorld Made Straight starringSteve Earle released in February 2015.
In his free time Vaughan guest lectures for theUniversity of Montana Entertainment Management Program where he offers his professional insight in artist development.
Vaughan's latest project The Living Record is a live recording continuation done in CUT Recordings studio in front of a live audience.
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