The Adobe Flash Player is required to watch videos on this page
Share
If you like traditional Country music and a rich baritone singer, then you're going to want to check out Jeff Tuttle's and his New CD "Livin' Like A Millionaire (ain't got a dime)"! Not only is Jeff a country music entertainer but a huge Country Music...
If you like traditional Country music and a rich baritone singer, then you're going to want to check out Jeff Tuttle's and his New CD "Livin' Like A Millionaire (ain't got a dime)"! Not only is Jeff a country music entertainer but a huge Country Music fan with a deep respect for Traditional Country Music!
Born and raised in Monroe Michigan, Jeff began singing Country music in the Detroit area in 1990 as Lead Singer in the house band at Jack Kelly's Lounge in Rockwood, Michigan. Jeff now lives in Bowling Green, KY and Releases his first 12 song CD "Livin' Like A Millionaire (ain't got a dime)" reorded in Nashville and produced by Grammy Award winning Producer Larry Butler (Kenny Rogers, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson) and Steve Thomas and Grammy Award winning Producer Terry Shelton (Billy Ray Cyrus). ............................... JEFF has had the honor and pleasure to share the stage with some of the Biggest names in Country Music; Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, George Jones, Tammy Wynette, Martina McBride, Trisha Yearwood, Billy Ray Cyrus, Garth Brooks, Aaron Tippin, John Michael Montgomery, Tanya Tucker, SheDaisy, Joe Diffie, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Alabama, Van Zant, Travis Tritt, Hank Williams Jr, Tim McGraw, Toby Keith, Faith Hill, Sara Evans, Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Brooks & Dunn, to name a few. ................................ JEFF was the Host of "Country Today" a Country Music Magazine TV show for 3 years. ................... JEFF is the former and original owner of the MCFL semi-pro football team "Southern Michigan Timberwolves" in his home town of Monroe MI.
Reached 18th in Best of Country chart in 2015. In the top 20 for 2 weeks.
Reached 25th in Best of Country chart in 2014. In the top 100 for 15 weeks.
Top 10 in Country, September 2013
Reached 18th in Best of Country chart in 2015. In the top 20 for 2 weeks.
Reached 25th in Best of Country chart in 2014. In the top 100 for 15 weeks.
Top 10 in Country, September 2013
Top 10 in Country, August 2013
October 2008 Country
August 2008 Live Performance Videos
August 2008 Country
June 2008 Country
Top 40 in Country, November 2013
Top 40 in Country, October 2013
The Disease Of Addiction To Opiates by
Jeff Tuttle BlogThe Disease of Addiction" I am a person in long-term recovery from drug dependence opiates which means that I have not used drugs or alcohol in the last 7 years. I am also an entertainer singer,...
The Disease Of Addiction To Opiates by
Jeff Tuttle BlogThe Disease of Addiction"
I am a person in long-term recovery from drug dependence opiates which means that I have not used drugs or alcohol in the last 7 years. I am also an entertainer singer, songwriter that has dedicated my life to try to remove the stigma associated with "the disease of addiction" and to show that people can and do recovery and can lead a positive and productive life and can be a contributing member of there community and society. I am one individual among millions who are successfully living as positive, contributing members in communities across the country.
There is a new "Miracle Pill" called Suboxone (buprenorphine) now available to us that has been proven successful in treating opiate dependency. It is the first medicine to be approved by the FDA to treat opiate dependency in over 20 years.
In the mid 90's I became addicted to Hydrocodone (Vicodin, Loritab). As time went by my addiction grew to the point that I was doing illegal things to feed my habit. I tried several ways to overcome and kick this addiction, while my life and my relationship with family and career was quickly going down the drain.
Admitting that I had a problem and my life now out of my control I wanted my life back and to be free of this addiction, so I turned to Methadone treatment. While I was in methadone treatment I felt like I was chained to a clinic. Although I wasn't doing illegal things to treat my Disease of Addiction to Opiates my life was like on hold. I wasn't doing anything for myself or my family or my career except existing. I had turned into a zombie type of person. My life consisted of making sure I had the money to go to the clinic and that I could get there "EVERY DAY" during the 3 hours they were open! Taking a vacation or going out of town for the weekend was not possible because I was chained to the clinic. I had burn holes in every shirt I owned, every piece of furniture in my house. My life was no longer "My Life" it was so controlled that I lived everyday for my trip the clinic and my career in the Music Industry was just a memory.
In late 2004 I had heard about Suboxone (Buprenorphine) through other patients at the methadone clinic. After hearing rumors through the clinic about this new found medicine I was ready for a change.
In Jan. 2005 I found a Doctor who had just started a Suboxone treatment program. I was the 2nd patient to join. I was so excited about this possible "New" treatment available, and the hope of maybe getting back control of my life and being free of Methadone or having to go to a Methadone clinic everyday sounded too good to be true!
January 2005 I started the Suboxone (Buprenorphine) Treatment. After going 3 days without methadone I was sick and wanted my methadone back.
My first day on Suboxone, (Buprenorphine) I felt some relief but I was still sick and wanting my methadone back. On the second day before I took my second dose of Buprenorphine I had convinced myself I needed to stay on methadone (I was still not feeling well) but I hung in there. After that 3rd day on Suboxone, methadone never entered my mind.
Within 2 month's of taking this "miracle pill", Suboxone I was back to my old self and pursuing my music career like never before, my family life was back like before. I was feeling a feeling I hadn't felt in over 10 years, NORMAL!! I was feeling normal for the first time in a long time. Within 2 month's I had a recording contract and was now in song selection for my "New CD", "Livin' Like A Millionaire (ain't got a dime" with Grammy Award Winning Producer, Larry Butler (Kenny Rogers, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, to name just a few).
After finishing what was to be a 10 song CD and reflecting on how my life had changed in such a short time for me (thanks to Buprenorphine) I went back in the studio and recorded a special song called "First Hand". I have committed 100% of this song to drug rehabilitation programs.
I would like to see Suboxone (Buprenorphine) a household name and readily available to anyone needing it.
I am and will be forever grateful for Suboxone (Buprenorphine).
For the record, with Suboxone YOU ARE NOT TRADING ONE HIGH FOR ANOTHER!
Thank You Suboxone, you saved and gave me back my life!"
As I am no expert, just a testimonial. I will try to give you any advice and any information I have and share my experiences with you. Any and all conversations with me will be held in STRICT Confidence.
If you or anyone you know are Dependant on opiates please visit http://www.naabt.org and/or http://www.suboxone.com You can be successfully treated for opiate dependency in the privacy of your doctors office, just like I am.
I highly recommend you visit naabt.org They have a wealth of information available and a patient/doctor matching system to help you find a participating Doctor in your area. I can be emailed here or at jefftuttle@hotmail.com CD Review by Dan Seals by
Dan Seals Recent Review By Dan Seals www.atlantacountrymusic.com
JEFF TUTTLE - LIVIN' LIKE A MILLIONAIRE (aint got a
dime)
With all respect to all the greats of country music,
what we hear on radio and buy at the cd stores are only the TIP of the iceberg when it comes to talent in Nashville. Jeff Tuttle is a prime example of that.
With a voice similar to Sammy Kershaw, this cd proves that there are plenty of talented singers that deserve attention too and also proof of great songs that never make it to the headliners.
Opening the cd is Long Neck Story, a fun, country feeling cut about a night on the town.
The Strong One is a touching bit about how the
woman in our lives usually is the strongest one most of the time.
Red Neck Feelin' Blue is one of those titles that you will think, why hasn't that song been cut yet?
He picks it back up with the title track, about how we all want to live high on the hog, but our pockets can't quite match it.
Jeff gets very traditional with Hung Up On You, a cut that George Jones would be proud of.
Other nice tracks are Momma Beat The Devil Out Of Me, the old Mel McDaniel (and currently Sammy Kershaw) cut of Baby's Got Her Blue
Jeans On.
He closes out the cd Hero's Never Die, about the fathers in our lives.
Again, alot of times we dont have to turn to the
George Straits, Kenny Chesneys and Joe Nichols for great country music. Jeff Tuttle proves that point very well.
For more information, go to
www.myspace.com/jefftuttle
www.jefftuttle.com
Editors Rating - 9 out of 10 - Dan Seals
CD Review by Ken Rosenbaum by
The Toledo BladeLIVIN' LIKE A MILLIONAIRE (AIN'T GOT A DIME) Jeff Tuttle (Self-released)
Born and reared in Monroe, Mich., Tuttle is a refreshing newcomer on the country scene with his debut disc of 12 solid songs. He's traditional through and through, with a welcome, warm, and deep baritone that reflects his maturity.
His song selections gleaned from hundreds of offerings are inspired. The title track, his own creation, is an uptempo, hard-country masterpiece allegedly based on personal experiences.
He has surrounded himself with a group of outstanding musicians on guitars, fiddle, mandolin, keyboards, drums, banjo, and dobro for a full, contemporary sound. His voice paves the way through the lyrics while these knockout instrumentalists keep the tempo smooth or jumping as necessary.
Now living near Nashville, Tuttle is hoping that this album showcasing his considerable talents will earn him a niche in the tough country music business. He enlisted the services of several well-known music producers to help make it sound so good. Certainly, it should open some doors for this deserving artist.
— KEN ROSENBAUM Toledo Blade-Toledo, Ohio
