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Chris Stamey is an American musical treasure. Something of a local legend while growing up in Winston-Salem NC, he was even then recognized as someone special. With a background and early immersion in forms well beyond rock and roll, Stamey developed a wide-encompassing musical style that would serve him well.
Real Name: Christopher Charles Stamey. Profile: American singer, songwriter and record producer born December 6, 1954 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Owner of Modern Recording. Sites: chrisstamey.com , Facebook , Wikipedia. In Groups: Alaska (9), Big Star's Third, Chris Stamey Group, Little Diesel, Rittenhouse Square, Sneakers (12), The Chris ...
Explore Chris Stamey's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Chris Stamey on AllMusic.
Christopher Charles Stamey was born on December 6th, 1954 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. When he was nine, he showed early interest in recording technology, fooling around with a mono Sony reel-to-reel. He later picked up bass, cello, and guitar, the latter of which he played in several high school bands.
Real Name: Christopher Charles Stamey. Profile: American singer, songwriter and record producer born December 6, 1954 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Owner of Modern Recording. Sites: chrisstamey.com , Facebook , Wikipedia. In Groups: Alaska (9), Big Star's Third, Chris Stamey Group, Little Diesel, Rittenhouse Square, Sneakers (12), The Chris ...
— Chris Stamey . Acclaimed North Carolina singer-songwriter, musician, and producer Chris Stamey, who is "a pivotal figure in the history of American alternative rock" (PopMatters), and someone who "remains ever the pop craftsman" (All Music) will release his first studio album in two years, Euphoria, June 2, 2015 on Yep Roc Records.
Chris Stamey discography and songs: Music profile for Chris Stamey, born 6 December 1954. Genres: Power Pop, Jangle Pop, New Wave. Albums include (I Thought) You Wanted to Know / If and When, Ork Records: New York, New York, and Come Out and Play: American Power Pop I (1975-78).
