Armed with a saxophone, keyboard, and incredible vocals, Pamela K. Ward has a stage show that is nothing short of electrifying. She has been a house band artist for the NHL Nashville Predators from 2010-2013, performing for multiple home games and events at Bridgestone Arena. She has opened for artists from Loretta Lynn to Jimmy Buffett. Her original song, "Farmer's Daughter" spent 13 weeks on the Clear Channel Top 20 Unsigned Artists Chart, where it peaked at #5. Raised on a six generation family farm in White County, Arkansas, Pamela is very proud of her roots and lives by the quote, "You can't know where you're going unless you know where you've been." Her parents instilled in their children an appreciation for all genres of music. Pamela was encouraged to pursue everything from Ozark bluegrass to Memphis blues. At fourteen, Pamela became a performer at the Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View, Arkansas where she performed traditional Ozark Mountain music and became known as the "Lil' Yodeling Girl." At sixteen, the family took a two hour car ride every weekend to Beale St. in Memphis so Pamela could play sax on the street corners with the makers of the blues. These experiences made Pamela the versatile performer she is today. She may be just a farm girl from the sticks in Arkansas, but she carries a big sax, has a big voice and at 4'11" and 100 pounds, she's proof that big things come in small packages. Official Facebook page of Nashville recording artist, Pamela K. Ward & The Last Call Orchestra.