J.K. Coltrain

The Truck Stops Here
Faster Than A Teardrops
Eagle Over Angel
Countryfied
I Pray Theres A Honkytonk In Heaven
Between Mason & Dickson
Mother Truckers Blues
West Virginia (Still My Home)
Damned If I Do
It Thats What It Takes
Headed For A Fall
First Love
Women On my Mind
Everybodies Makin It Big
The Way I Feel Tonight
Stoled
Enough To Make An Angel Cry
You Can Have Her
Green Country Mountains
Long Time Lovin' You


Asleep At The Wheel

Take Me Back to Tulsa

George Strait
All My Ex's
Amarillo by Morning
Love
The Chair
The Grand Tour
Fort Worth

Joe Nichols

Whats A Guy Gotta Do

Chris LeDoux/ Garth Brooks

What You Gonna Do With A Cowboy

Eddy Raven

Heart On The Line
Operator Operator
I Got Mexico

T.G. Sheppard

Loved Them Every One
Fooled Around and Fell In Love

Jimmy Buffet

Margaritaville

Lonestar

Amazed

Travis Tritt

Anymore

The Outlaws

There Goes Another Love Song
Knoxville Girl

Toby Keith

I Love This Bar

The Eagles

Best Of My Love
Peaceful Easy Feeling

Alan Jackson

Chattahoochee
Pop A Top Again
5 O'clock Somewhere

Trace Adkins(This Ain't) No Thinkin' Thing

Collin Raye
Love Remains
It Could Have Been So Good
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Brooks & Dunn
Boot Scootin' Boogie

Waylon Jennings

Lookin' For A Feelin'
The Door Is Always Open
Good Hearted Woman
Mama Don't Let Your BabiesDan

Merle Haggard

Ramblin' Fever
Silver Wings
Momma Tried

Blake Sheldon
Some Beach

Doug Supernaw
Reno

J. K. Coltrain was born in Columbus, Ohio. He spent his early childhood days between there and West Virginia where his parents operated a small Mom & Pop grocery store. His Dad also was an excellent auto mechanic and in fact owned a number of repair shops over the years and was a weekend stock car racer. One reason why J. K. is a Nascar fanatic to this day:)

J.K. grew up surrounded by music & musicians. His cousin, Buddy Starcher was a professional recording artist on Columbia Records and was one of the founders of the Starday recording label and performed on the then popular Midwestern & Louisiana Hayrides. He also introduced the late Keith Whitley who first appeared on Buddys weekly radio show in Charleston, West Virginia when he was 8 years old. J. K. made his own first appearance on radio at age 12 and first TV appearance at age 14.

His Uncle & Grandpa performed together at churches throughout the South. That's where J. K. made his first appearance singing in church at the ripe old age of 11. His first professional job was at age 14 when he began singing with The Pleasant Hill Quartet. A well-known gospel group at the time.

Of course in his teens he had to try his hand in high school dance bands like Fire n' Ice and The Four Aces but by age 20 he had returned to his first love country music. At that time J. K. helped form a 7 piece country rock group called 'The Southern Express'. They garnered a great deal of regional success and opened for many popular groups at that time such as The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Poco & The Marshall Tucker Band.

He first cracked the country music charts in 1987 with a self-penned song, West Virginia You're Still My Home. Since then he has made many appearances on numerous radio & TV shows including The Nashville Showcase, The Midnight Jamboree & Stars of Tomorrow. J. K. has toured throughout the US & Canada and worked with some of the greatest names in country music. Jerry Reed, Loretta Lynn, The Bellamy Brothers, Conway Twitty, Buck Owens, George Jones, Tammy Wynette & Jerry Lee Lewis to name just a few.

J. K's future plans include to continue touring with his group 'The Nashvillains' in support of his new CD and makin' new friends. Watch for them in your area to catch a superb country show.

J. K. Coltrain is a member of:

Traditional Country Music Hall of Fame
Country Music Association
Academy of Country Music
Country Legends Association
Americana Music Association