Biography

With his own label “Wild Stallion Records” and his band “Highway Robbery”, he recorded 3 albums, developed a strong following in the Southwest establishing regional airplay and then thru a co-deal with Texas indie label CBT, he released a single and music video titled “Frank and Jesse” the video aired on national television, TNN. He then moved to Nashville and recorded 3 more albums for an
independent label that released his music not just in the USA but Europe, Canada and Australia.

The west coast caught his interest and he was off to California where he met and partnered with Gwen Gordy, of the Motown dynasty on a collection of his songs.
He did some National Commercials while in LA earning his SAG card. Through Gwen’s big brother Barry and mother company Jobete, their song catalog landed at
E.M.I Publishing. RB returned to Nashville and produced some new albums for himself and some music for E.M.I. Taking another side trip he started training to be pilot between tours "it was another way to feed my gypsy soul," he explains.”I did this while doing tours entertaining our troops and hanging with the Military Pilots and Airline crews in Japan and other countries. Their camaraderie and lifestyle really had a big impact on me. I flew Lear and Hawker Jets for a while, what a great experience!
I’m full time music bizz at present but I still get to do some flying from time to time,. I lived in Las Vegas 4 years and I met some Nascar Pilots and wound up in North Carolina for 3 years. I get calls from time to time and I get to get in the air with those guys.”
His music travels have taken him across the USA to 5 continents and 31 other countries — he’s released 22 singles (most internationally) over the years, and
is now back in Nashville working on album number 15 with fellow Buckeye “Ed Adkins” formerly of Texas’ world re-known recording artists, “The Derailers.”

Wearing other hats he was requested to be a show producer in the late 90’s by the US Military. RB put over 100 shows in Japan and Korea in 1996 alone,
including movie stars, various songwriters, TV personalities and recording artists. He’s also performed for the “Secret Service” and former President, “Jimmy Carter.” He also earned a Billboard magazine songwriting award to his accomplishments.

He’s performed with many fine artists as diverse as: Southern Rockers “The Marshall Tucker Band” to Tejano music multi Grammy Award winner “Little Joe”,
Country Artist “Tricia Yearwood” to Americana Music Pioneers “The Burrito Brothers”, Cowboy Rocker “Chris Ledoux to international Jazz Greats “Hiroshima
the band.” His writing is as wide spread as the acts he’s worked with from growing up listening to various styles and experiencing different cultures first
hand.

R.B.’s music has been in movies, recorded by The Marshall Tucker Band, Gary P. Nunn and several international artists. You can currently hear his music via radio, Internet, the airlines and other broadcast sources and CD’s can be purchased at stores, online or songs downloaded most anywhere. He performs 150 plus dates a year as a solo artist, with his band or with his own 14 pc. Production show titled, “RB Stone’s Americana Music Café” he plays: Performing
Arts Centers, Casinos, Festivals, Corporate Functions, select Clubs and various other Events.

He says, "I’m gearing up for the second half of my career. I've seen a lot of the world but would like to see more, meet new friends and make more music.”
R.B. Stone is Americana — his story is unique to America both for the kinds of things he's done and the fact that, in this country, he's been able to do all of it.