Barbara Cowart

Composer and singer.

Her previous background vocals have been with Emmylou Harris on her CD "White Shoes" and "The Ballad of Sally Rose". Johnny Cash's CD, "Johnny 99". Sissy Spacek's CD, "Hangin' Up My Heart" singing harmony with Vince Gill. Albert Lee's CD, "Albert Lee". And singing harmony with Linda Ronstadt on Nicolette Larson's demo.

Barbara's songwriting began with a poetry and song class in college at U.C. Santa Barbara, taught by the beat generation poet Kenneth Rexroth. Her song writing credits include "The Feelin'" recorded by Rosanne Cash. This song was co-written with her husband Donivan Cowart, known as co-writer of "Leavin' Louisana In The Broad Daylight". She wrote 8 songs and recorded them at Warner Bros. Studio in London with Lawrence Juber from Paul McCartney's band, Wings. She wrote and performed 8 songs with Rick Cunah's band for a cable TV show "DownHome USA" which was shown to the U.S. Army troops. Barbara wrote and performed two songs for the TV show "Nashville Gospel". She has written songs with Hank DeVito who wrote "Queen of Hearts" and co-wrote "Small Town Saturday Night".