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BRENT WOODALL BIOGRAPHY Brent Woodall has a long history in the music industry dating back to 1970 when he was produced by Charlie Daniels at RCA studios In Nashville, Tennessee. In that session Brent also cut one of Charlie’s songs, “Great Big Bunches of Love” where Charlie not only produced but was gracious enough to sit in on guitar. During the 70’s and 80’s when Brent wasn’t touring the country he made his home base Washington D.C. where he performed at the legendary “Bayou” nightclub in Georgetown. When he wasn’t the headliner he had the privilege of opening for such groups as Hall and Oates, Aerosmith, Talking Heads, Dire Straits and The Beach Boys. It was a great spot for a young artist to hone his craft. In the mid 1990’s Brent was a co-founder of Rivers Edge, an acoustic alternative country band out of Winchester, Virginia - heart of the Shenandoah Valley. Their first self-produced CD “Cabin Fever” featured eleven original songs and caught the ear of two-time Gram...