Jeff Black

Jeff Black was born in Kansas City, Missouri and

has been making music since he was 10 years old.

The critically acclaimed singer songwriter has had songs recorded by a diverse span of artists as well as releasing 8 albums of his own material consisting of original songs in the acoustic roots and contemporary folk genres. Jeff Black covered

in a brief history includes songs he has written and performed that have been recorded by Black's contemporaries.

“Frozen Fields” (Jeff Black, Jon Randall)

was recently recorded by

Alison Krauss & Union Station for their 2011

release “Paper Airplane”.

“Circles Around Me” (Jeff Black, Sam Bush)

Title track to Sam’s Grammy Nominated

release in 2010. That album also included Jeff’s

“Gold Heart Locket”. Sam Bush has recorded

several of Jeff’s songs including “Same Ol’ River”, “They’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone”,

“KIng Of The World” and “I Wanna Do Right”

(Jeff Black Sam Bush).

Director Brian Jun’s celebrated Independent

film and Sundance Grand Jury Prize

Selection “Steel City” features Jeff’s recordings

of “Gold Heart Locket”, “One Last Day To Live”,

“You Belong To Me” and “Home”.

Waylon Jennings recorded “Carnival Song”

for his “Right For The Time” album.

Jo-el Sonnier recorded “Never Did Say Goodbye” for the film “The Thing Called Love”

Lisa Brokop recorded “Never Did Say Goodbye” for her album “Every Little Girls Dream” and for the film “A Place To Grow”

Jeff’s Anthemic “Shout From The Street” Closes the critically acclaimed documentary “And We Will Dance” from filmaker Steve Childs.

Jeff Black has also appeared on noted soundtracks for the PBS documentary “The Appalachians”, “The Arkansas Travel” and numerous Independent projects in the queue.

Black Tuesday, Jeff Black’s Premium Podcast

has released 100+ Digital EP’s of rare takes,

live cuts and pre-production recordings through

a subscription delivery format since 2005.

He Lives in Nashville, TN with his wife and children, tours widely and continues to write and record his music.