Tresa Street To Perform On WSM's Midnight Jamboree

NASHVILLE, TN. (Tresa Street Website) - Country music artist Tresa Street will be performing on the world famous Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree, on November 5th, 2005, at the historic Texas Troubadour Theater in Nashville Tennessee. For the Saturday night event, Tresa will be performing a song written by her and co-writer Don Harp that has never been released. The show will be hosted by Country Music's, Margo Smith.

The Midnight Jamboree began in 1947, adjacent to the Ernest Tubb Record Shop on Broadway in Nashville, TN. It was and still is broadcast every Saturday night before a live audience immediately following the Grand Ole Opry. Originally, the Midnite Jamboree featured a different country music star as host for the hour long show and served as a showcase for deserving young hopefuls and their latest record releases. The Midnite Jamboree continues to this day, and is WSM radio 650-AM's second-longest continuous broadcast.

Tresa Street is noted for her radio singles Naturally and Ain't Nothin' Changed, which gained her international attention. She is a prolific writer and wrote both her singles. Although Tresa is known as one of today's modern country artists, she does not limit herself to just one style. She writes songs in a modern country style about love, romance, and life. She has known the joy of true love; she has suffered the pain of losing; she has felt the ecstasy of passion. When she writes, it's from the heart; when she sings, it's from her soul. Tresa Street is all about music - all kinds and all styles.