William Everett Cline

In many ways, William Everett Cline, an Outlawed Rock N’ Roll artist, has old-fashioned values in the way he plays his music with such passion and heart. It is music by the people for the people and it does not get any simpler than that. Always having a love and passion for playing music and being creative, since teenager William knew that he would write his own rhythms and songs.

William Everett Cline has rocked the music scene in southeast states since mid nineties, first with his band, Ten Cage and later doing solo gigs, while saving money to release his debut, Stompin’ Ground USA. As true blue collar, he worked during the day and recorded demos at nights with four-track, bought from pawn shop.

Stompin’ Ground USA was finally finished in January 2007 and from raw energy of Eye of the Storm to acoustic Memorial Day; it is definitely worth checking out. After the release, William focused playing live shows and has since performed a good number of times, opening up for bands, acoustic acts and his own headlining gigs.

Stompin’ Ground USA is dedicated to his grandfather, Captain of US tank platoon during World War II. “He treated all people equal and saw his men as family, as these men where fighting for the same root cause, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” says William, who is doing his part to salute war veterans in songs like "Memorial Day".

Be sure to check out our interview with William Everett Cline.

Discography:

2007  William Everett Cline - Stompin’ Ground USA

Links:

Official website: www.stompingroundusa.com
Official Myspace: www.myspace.com/williameverettcline