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Avery Emerson Lee

Avery Emerson Lee is Emory Atkins' pseudonym.

My name is Avery Emerson Lee, aka Emory Atkins. Avery is my pseudonym. I am an author and storyteller. You can find all eight of my books on Amazon and Kindle. 

Emory performing with his band in the summer of 2023

Emory Atkins

Emory began his musical journey as a teenager in 1975 and has been a profession musician for five decades.

Emory Atkins - Twenty Twenty-Two

Maggie

A song written, recorded and produced by Emory Atkins

Franklin, Tennessee

Emory and Atkins Crossing playing Franklin, Tennessee.

SKYFALL is a new album by Emory Atkins

Skyfall

'Skyfall' is a new single written and produced by Emory Atkins for Englewood Music

Life Without You

'Life Without You' is a song about learning to live again after tragic loss. 

Nacogdoches

'Nacogdoches' is a rock song about the East Texas town. 

Ghosts in the Wind

This song is written in dedication to all those who lost loved ones this year due to COVID-19. The music is produced by Emory Atkins (Englewood Music 2020).

Music Blog

Angelina

Angelina, by Emory Atkins (Englewood Records 2020). Dedicated to the people of Angelina County, Texas.

Crossing into Danger by Emory Atkins

Crossing into Danger is another new song inspired by this year of uncertainty (2020). So much sickness, so many dead around the world, and yet, there is hope for humanity. 

The Voyage Home

The Voyage Home is a musical journey back to where it all began for Emory Atkins. His musical journey began decades ago and now he is returning to his roots. 

'Interstellar' from the album, Flight of the Everlasting

'Connor's Song' is written by Emory Atkins to honor his grandson, Connor Christopher Atkins

Emory Atkins 2021

Luke

A musical composition dedicated to the memory of Luke William Atkins.

Montana Rain

DREAMS

Re-released music by Paradise recorded between 1985-1992

PARADISE

Emory Atkins created a band with two of his former MRB bandmates, Danny Hollis and Ronny Ricks. The lineup changed frequently over the years but the overall CCM vibe was remarkable. The two music collections are available for purchase on Englewood Records. 

Paradise Revisited and the Lost Recordings

PARADISE REVISITED

PARADISE REVISITED EP BY PARADISE

Emory Atkins wrote most of these songs. They were recorded by Emory, Ronny Ricks, and Larry Hardgrave at Rosewood Studio in Tyler, Texas in 1986. Some would be re-recorded in the winter of 1991 in Nashville at Englewood Records in the United Artists Tower and included on the Lost Recordings album with John Hodge singing lead vocals. Ronny and Larry sang lead on the PARADISE REVISTED EP. 

Where Have All The Righteous Men Gone

Ronny Ricks sings lead on the song written by Emory Atkins. Ronny played drums, Emory played bass, and Larry played guitars. 

PRAISE TO THE LAMB

PARADISE - One of the best worship songs of 1986.

PARADISE - THE LOST RECORDINGS

BETWEEN THE SHADOWS

Paradise broke up in 1992. The final masters of their album they spent six months recording was lost for over 30 years. These are copies of those amazing songs that were rediscovered in an old building.

STRANGER

The songs were mastered digitally but the DAT copy was lost forever. These reproductions were transferred from an old analog tape to digital.

The Original Mercy River Boys (1979-1985)

The Mercy River Boys became one of the first gospel bands to market themselves to a secular country audience combining a moral message with a contemporary country sound. They performed with some of the top acts in country music and released two albums that topped the charts with hits across the United States. They were nominated for two Grammy Awards and became a finalist for the honor in 1980. The original members of the band were inducted into the Texas Gospel Music Hall of Fame on November 15, 2015. The final band consisted of Emory Atkins, Danny Hollis, Chuck Long and Ronny Ricks. Their final concert was in Oklahoma City in 1984. 


The original MRB Greatest Hits have been released in this album (available on iTunes, Google Play, Amazon, and YouTube music).

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