Sean Patrick McGraw , a country music singer, is a former Nashville Star semi-finalist who leads a prominent unsigned touring act. Following the 2005 release of his CD Songs for Saturday Night, McGraw and his band went on tour and continue to be on the road. In 2007, McGraw played over 140 dates, from Toronto to Mobile to Las Vegas, garnering good reviews from critics and concert-goers alike. Describing his music as "something like Lyle Lovett singing Springsteen songs while wearing Dwight Yoakam's hat," McGraw has earned respect among songwriters as well. His song "Fiona" won top honors at the 2008 Independent Music Awards, first place at the American Songwriting Competition and at the Mountain Stages New Song Festival, [1] as well as being named finalist in the International Songwriting Competiton and the Mid-Atlantic Song Competition. An esteemed Music Row critic/columnist hailed "Fiona" as "The classiest country rocker I've heard all year." This cut and others from Songs For Saturday Night are featured in the short-length documentaryTen Days on Tour which aired on CMT in 2006. [2] A song he co-wrote, "Dollar Ain't Worth a Dime", by David Kroll, appeared in regular rotation on CMT in 2009. [3]

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Discography

Studio albums

Singles

Music Videos

References

1. (August 31, 2006). "Area man among NewSong winners", ''The Charleston Gazette'', p. D13.
2. http://www.seanpatrickmcgraw.com/blogs/
3. Smith, William (May 25, 2009). "Former resident's song lands on CMT", McClatchy-Tribune Business News. Originally printed in ''The Hawk Eye''.