NASHVILLE, TN (May xx, 2010) –Bridgette Tatum’s new debut EP entitled A Taste of Sex. Church & Chicken featuring her latest single “That’s Love Y’all” is now available everywhere for download including iTunes and Amazon.com , released by Root 49 Records.

Hit songwriter/artist Bridgette Tatum and producer Danny Myrick recorded Tatum’s A Taste Of Sex. Church & Chicken at The Studio at The Palms in Las Vegas, christening the studio as the first country act to ever record there. Tatum’s current single “That’s Love Y’all” continues to keep country radio buzzing. Music Row magazine’s Bob Oermann calls it “Bluesy, with a throaty vocal and sympathetic guitar work.”

“My single, ‘Cowboy's Dirty’, gets you movin' and stompin,” says Tatum. “"That's Love Y'all" is gonna be the best kitchen-dancin' music and summer-groovin' song! I'm so pumped to release this and hope that everyone embraces this music just as we get to everyday.

“It's really a diverse EP for everyone to rock to, sing to, laugh to, cry to and last but not least.....TO TURN IT UP! I'm proud like a good momma would be of each of these little babies on this EP and can't wait to watch em' grow up with the people that love these songs,” she continued.

The track listing is as follows: (all songs written or co-written by Tatum)

“Funky In The Country”
“Some Things Need To Be Said”
“What We Oughta Do”
“That's Love Y’all”
“Hold On To Me”
“Cowboy's Dirty”

Tatum hasn’t slowed down this year as she criss-crossed the states promoting her music and appearing at several PRCA events. Tatum is currently gearing up for several performances including a May 29th appearance with Pat Benatar at Speed Street in Charlotte, NC and will be on tour promoting A Taste Of Sex. Church & Chicken throughout the summer. An autographed version of the EP is also available for purchase on Tatum’s website www.bridgettetatum.com.

About Bridgette Tatum:
The firecracker brunette was raised on the tent revival brand of soul-shaking gospel, swirling with the Holy Spirit and saturated with raw passion. Music coursed through her veins, seeping deep into her bones, and manifesting as the powerful sultry wailing and soulful crooning that brand Bridgette’s sound uniquely as her own. Bridgette moved to Nashville and worked her way up to the honky-tonks on Broadway and a regular Friday night gig at the Star Café in White’s Creek. It wasn’t until she found a kindred spirit in manager Carolyn Miller, however, that her career began to really take shape. It was through the encouragement of Carolyn, that Bridgette collaborated musically with the man whom came to be her future producer, Danny Myrick. Their partnership proved as successful in songwriting: they co-wrote “She’s Country,” a #1 hit for Jason Aldean, as well as many of the songs on Bridgette’s new album, Sex. Church & Chicken.


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