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He Would’ve Wrote ‘Em All from Sage & Prairie Wildfire, with Dave Adkins

Sage Palser, a young bluegrass artist from Buffalo, WY, has been making big strides in the music since her powerful duet with Danny Paisley, What Crosses Your Mind, released early last year. Pairing this talented singer at the beginning of her career with such an established pro as Danny generated a lot of attention for how well she held her own alongside such an iconic singer as Paisley.

With that prior track in mind, Turnberry Records has again set Miss Palser together with a male counterpart for her next release, a duet with Dave Adkins on a new song by David Stewart and Tommy Barnes. Those who know Stewart’s style realize that he favors stories about how things used to be, and he brings exactly that energy to He Would’ve Wrote ‘Em All, a tribute to the great Hank Williams.

Thinking about this song, Stewart said…

“If Hank was still here, we’d have nothing to write about, because he would have wrote ’em all.

To this day, the song has a very special meaning to me, and I am very excited for these two great artists, Sage Palser and Dave Adkins, to record the song and take it to the fans.”

It’s a strong recording that fits well into a bluegrass/acoustic country template, and both Sage and Dave give it their all. Very nicely done!

Check it out…

He Would’ve Wrote ‘Em All is available now from popular download and streaming services online. Radio programmers can get a copy of the track from Get It Played.

Welcome Sage and Prairie Wildfire

Young, all-female group Prairie Wildfire from Wyoming is morphing into a new formation, with mandolinist and vocalist Sage Palser at the helm. They will go forward as Sage and Prairie Wildfire with new personnel, as Palser’s previous bandmates, Tessa Taylor and Morgan Blaney, have chosen to opt out out with school and other musical commitments coming to the fore.

Sage is preparing to complete her college studies and graduate this year, and wants to continue on in the bluegrass music business. She will inherit the contract that Prairie Wildfire has with Turnberry Records.

Her visibility skyrocketed last year with the release of a duet single and video with bluegrass stalwart Danny Paisley on his Pinecastle cut of What Crosses Your Mind, written by David Stewart.

A new album from Sage and Prairie Wildfire is expected later this year on Turnberry Records, and she says that fans can expect something new as well as something familiar.

“I’ll have all new people involved, and there will be at least a couple of David Stewart songs on there.”

This talented young artist is considering a move to Nashville this summer, which would certainly put her in close proximity to a great many bluegrass artists with whom to collaborate. She has already recorded another duet, this time with Dave Adkins, which should be released soon.

“I’m really excited to see what new direction I’m gonna go in, and what all that will bring.”

We certainly look forward to seeing – and hearing – wherever she goes later in 2024.