"Juke Joint" Offers Rocky Comfort to Michael Scott

INPUT { behavior: url(http://countryhound.com/FCKeditor/editor/css/behaviors/hiddenfield.htc) ; }INPUT,TEXTAREA,SELECT,.FCK__Anchor,.FCK__PageBreak { behavior: url(http://countryhound.com/FCKeditor/editor/css/behaviors/disablehandles.htc) ; }TABLE { behavior: url(http://countryhound.com/FCKeditor/editor/css/behaviors/showtableborders.htc) ; } Rocky Comfort Records (RCR) is set to release Michael Scott's debut Country Music single, “Ray Ray’s Juke Joint.” Scott is a newcomer in Nashville but has opened for big Country artists like George Jones, Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts and Tracy Lawrence. Michael Scott was signed to RCR in February of 2008. “Ray Ray’s Juke Joint,” written by James Edward and Wayd Battle, is an inside look at a rural bar that hasn’t conformed to the new way of life. The song also references how, although Country Music has changed, Scott stays true to his roots. Rocky Comfort’s creator, Tracy Lawrence, praises Scott for his singing abilities. “Michael Scott opened at a couple of festivals where I played,” said Lawrence. “He’s a great live entertainer with a unique voice and he’s got that ‘something special,’ not only as an entertainer but as a person, that translates well to the public.” Scott was the first artist signed to the label run by Tracy Lawrence and his brother Laney. Tracy released the first two singles from the company, “Find Out Who Your Friends Are” and “Til I Was A Daddy Too” from his album For The Love. Scott’s album titled Bring It On  is due out in 2009.