Ricky and Micol Davis, shortly after marrying in 1994, began their musical life together at an open mic night in Knoxville, Tennessee. Their latest CD, Heaven & Earth, has made waves across Americana and Roots Rock Radio stations worldwide.  It debuted at #2, behind Kris Kristofferson, on the EuroAmericana Charts for November of 2009.  

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After releasing their debut album, My Side Of The Road (now out-of-print), in 1997, they moved to Nashville in 1998. Vanguard recording artist Mindy Smith, who had just moved from Knoxville to Nashville a few months earlier, encouraged Ricky and Micol to move to Music City, where open mics, jam sessions and songwriter rounds found the duo ready for 2001's Delta Low ~ Mountain High. 2005's Miramax film, Daltry Calhoun, features Blue Mother Tupelo's dreamy rendition of the Paul Anka classic, "Put Your Head On My Shoulder". Love Live ~ 5 Songs From The Road showcases some live favorites recorded between 2001 and 2006, and highlights BMT’s penchant for jams and spontaneous sincerity. The song “Without You” (from Delta Low ~ Mountain High) is included in 2009’s 1970s style film, Sugar Boxx, directed by cult film maker Cody Jarrett. BMT has opened shows for Delbert McClinton, Raul Malo, The Subdudes, Sonny Landreth, Guster, and many other wonderful and popular artists.  Through the years, BMT has traveled wherever the music leads, often throughout the Southeast and in Switzerland this May.  

"I can honestly say it's been a while since I have been as entertained with an album."  - Music News Nashville 

"Blue Mother Tupelo is quite possibly the best husband and wife duo you've never heard of." - PASTE Magazine

"The chemistry that exists in their personal life carries over to the music and these 14 tracks are a testament to that fact. BMT is at the top of their game."  - Pittsburgh Daily News  

"Music that rocks down deep ..."  - Blog Critics 

"Blue Mother Tupelo has made one of the finest CDs I have heard this year. For the blues fans out there—you will take the Blues wherever you find it and realize that this music is true and, also, a product of the Southern fried tradition. "  - Gary W. Miller, BluesSource.com 

"... fresh, authentic, lovingly cared for & hand-crafted. Earthy, gritty, celebratory. It's a slurry of sound from a grab-bag of Southern soil. The sound of 2 people not afraid to get that dirt beneath their nails... "  - Steve Wildsmith, The Maryville Daily Times 

"Micol has a voice like honey, Ricky's a deft slide guitarist, and their songwriting puts it all together. " - Metro Pulse