Bo Wilson

Bo Wilson is a legendary Country & Blues rock guitarist, singer and songwriter, hailing from the beautiful red rocks of Northern Arizona, with a career that expands over 40 years in the music industry. Bo began his career in the country music scene in the early 1970s, rubbing shoulders with country & western pioneers. As a guitarist and songwriter, Bo was able to parlay his talent, as a session musician and writer for many popular country acts. Sharing the studio with the likes of Chris Gantry, Kristopher Kristofferson Carl Perkins and Lee Clayton, to playing guitar with an up and coming Waylon Jennings. Bo eventually ran into Nashville music industry rep Niki Shrode, who led to a deal with Bob Beckham and Chip Young of Mega Records. Bo sat in on sessions with legendary artists such as the Glazier Brothers to Zack Van Arsdale, at the legendary Columbia Studios. Bo also signed a deal with Cedarwood Publishing Co, which allowed him to write with some of Nashville's best country artists. In 2008, Bo returned to the studio to record a new CD for DSN Music, which features his hit single "All The Good Beer Is Gone". The new track which has become a radio favorite across the U.S. Other songs off the new release "Bo Wilson & UR2" include; "The Hardest Thing", "Seattle", and "Funk Shui" - which recently launched Bo's first music video.