New Music Video From Ira Dean and David Lee Murphy - "Let It Be Tonight" (Written by Johnny Cash)

Trick Pony Returns With Pony Up On 2/26

Artist: Trick Pony
Album: Pony Up EP
Label: Permian Records/Sony RED
Release date: Feb. 26, 2016

Following their 2014 reunion, duo Trick Pony (Ira Dean split from the band shortly after the reunion) are announcing their highly anticipated new EP, Pony Up, set to be released via Sony RED on February 26^th. Comprised of Heidi Newfield and Keith Burns, the twosome have taken their experiences, both in the studio and on the road. Produced by James Stroud, the project will feature 5 brand new tracks. The first track off of the upcoming project, Everybody Wanna Be Us, is available now on iTunes.

The lyric video premiered exclusively today on Vevo HERE.

In 2001, Trick Pony hit the country radio scene. They cranked out several hits including their self-penned debut single and still ever catchy “Pour Me,” followed by “On A Night Like This,” “Just What I Do,” “On A Mission,” their Top 20 cover of Bonnie Tyler’s 70’s hit “It’s A Heartache” and more. They released three albums, both on Warner Brothers Records and then on Curb Records during that time frame. Trick Pony (2001) On A Mission (2002) and RIDE (2005).

Pony Up Track Listing:

1. Everybody Wanna Be Us
2. Feels That Way Again
3. Give It To You
4. Turn This Heart Around
5. Hard Rain Soft Kisses (acoustic)
6. Hard Rain Soft Kisses (electric)

Former Trick Pony Member Ira Dean Calls On All-Star Cast Of Friends For New Project

Former Trick Pony bass player and vocalist Ira Dean is going solo. Sort of. This past weekend, SiriusXM's The Highway added his new single to its national rotation. The new tune, "Nothin' To Do Round Here," is Dean's new venture on a solo run at country radio. But Dean brought in some extra firepower when he recruited several of his artist pals to join him on what would become a "musical gumbo."

"We'll cross another one off on my bucket list," says Dean. "I always wanted to do not just a vocal event but a Traveling Wilburys kinda thing where it ain't just a vocal event but more of an all star band."

The new song features guest vocals from Ronnie Milsap, Montgomery Gentry, Colt Ford, Jeffrey Steele and Lee Roy Parnell.

Dean notes, "I wanna thank my buddies Ronnie Milsap, Lee Roy Parnell, and Jeffrey Steele for answering the phone when I called. Then it was, 'Man, I wish Eddie and T-Roy would sing on this,' so I made another phone call. Then I was telling Colt Ford about the whole dang thing and how I have never had more fun in the studio in my life and he said, 'Well thanks brother for the call.' He came in and BAM! Right off the cuff, done!"

The new song, written by Dean, Shane Minor and Jeffrey Steele (Dean and Steele also produced the song) is the first single from Dean's forthcoming solo album, It's About Time. The upcoming album will be Dean's first full-length album as a solo artist.
 

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