Keith Rich
Singer/Songwriter/Musician

The son of a Baptist minister Brian Keith Rich was born in Winston Salem, North Carolina. At the age of 21 Keith moved to Nashville, Tennessee. During his time in Nashville he was a “utility man” for The Helen Cornelius Band playing lead guitar, banjo and fiddle. He also worked with many other artists including George Jones and Conway Twitty.

Keith moved to Orlando, Florida in 1985 and worked in house bands at popular locations such as Sullivan’s, Cheyenne Saloon at Church Street Station and The Neon Armadillo at Pleasure Island. In the late 1980’s Keith and his friends formed a band based out of St. Petersburg, Florida. “The Santa Fe Band” toured the South East playing in the areas hottest honky tonks. In the early 1990’s Keith started a family and dedicated his time to raising his two daughters and son in North Carolina.

In August of 2006 Keith re-mastered three of his songs which were produced by award winning songwriter and producer Robert Jason later that year the Higgins Music Group released the single “If That Was Jesus”. The single debuted at #72 on the Power Source Magazine’s Christian Country Chart and within nine weeks peaked at #12 on the Power Source Top 20 radio program. That same year Keith also had the opportunity to showcase two of his songs at the Acuff Theatre during the Inspirational Country Music Week in Nashville, Tennessee.

In Keith’s songs he shares his experiences in heartbreak, love and faith. His moving tone and style will bring you back to country music’s deepest roots. Keith has an incredible collection of songs just waiting to be discovered. With original lyrics that spill from the heart and undeniable hooks; his music will connect with everyone who listens.

Management e-mail rob@keithrichmusic.com
More about the award winning producer visit www.robertjason.com