Stacey Earle
Stacey Carole Earle, born September 25, 1960, in Lake Charles, Louisiana, is an
American singer‑songwriter who began playing ukulele and guitar. After moving to
Nashville at 29 with her brother, musician Steve Earle, she contributed backing
vocals and rhythm guitar on The Hard Way (1991) and toured worldwide. She signed
with Ten Ten Music Group, writing "For Years" for Sammy Kershaw’s 1996 album
Politics, Religion and Her. Earle released the solo works Simple Gearle (1998),
which appeared on The New York Times "Favorite CDs You Nearly Missed" list, and
Dancin’ With Them That Brun...
