About Tammie
Tammie was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal while serving in the Marine Corps for outstanding service as an Administrative Assistant to the Chief Executive Office of Quantico Marine Base located in Virginia.
Tammie is a former U.S. Marine Sergeant, and Marine Musician.
Tammie started playing piano and taking lessons at the age of five.
Tammie was the first female bass drummer in her high school band and performed percussion solos on vibraphone.
Tammie auditioned for the Marine Corps band on piano but also played drums, concert percussion and performed as a vocalist while in the Marine Corps. Tammie's MOS while in the Marine Corps was 5565 - Marine Musician/Pianist.
Tammie's father, Roy Ray Davis, was a Soldier of the Korean War, played guitar and loved to antique shop with Tammie on Saturday mornings. Tammie father passed away on January 28, 2008 in Lincolnton, N.C. where Tammie grew up.
Tammie's father-in-law is Pee Wee Jones, one of the original NASCAR drivers. He raced on the sands of Daytona Beach. He still holds the record for the most consecutive championships at Winston Salems Bowman Gray Stadium for the Modified Division. Pee Wee passed away on December 24,2008.
Always and Forever was written by Tammie's first producer, Tim Sidden. Tim wrote the song for his wife two days before his wedding. He played and sang the song to his bride at the wedding. The song has never been recorded before now. Tim's song was the title track to Tammie's first EP, Always And Forever Yours in 2009.
Tammie wrote Sexy Little Note after wondering why men are so obsessed with the remote control and not with their women
Tammie's favorite foods are sushi, Grandma Shirley's fried chicken, coconut cake and Mama's pumpkin pie.
The military wanted Tammie to be an aircraft mechanic after taking the ASVAB test. Tammie declined the offer and chose to be a Marine Musician. Tammie grew up helping her Dad work on motors at Davis Lawn Mower Shop in Lincolnton, N.C. - now you know why she scored high on the mechanical portion of the ASVB.
Tammie graduated Boot Camp at Parris Island as first squad leader of her platoon and became a 'Sharp Shooter'.
Tammie loves to see the Dixie Stampede in TN - because that one is the best!
To My Father: Roy Ray Davis born October 29, 1929; Died January 28, 2008 - Korean War Veteran
My Dad was one of the most caring individuals anyone could ever meet. I can't begin to express the love that I have for him and how special he was to me while on this earth. My Dad loved everyone and never had a bad thing to say about anyone. He loved me and my singing and my only wish is that he could be here to see this.
Love you Dad! Your Daughter,Tammie
Tammie is a former U.S. Marine Sergeant, and Marine Musician.
Tammie started playing piano and taking lessons at the age of five.
Tammie was the first female bass drummer in her high school band and performed percussion solos on vibraphone.
Tammie auditioned for the Marine Corps band on piano but also played drums, concert percussion and performed as a vocalist while in the Marine Corps. Tammie's MOS while in the Marine Corps was 5565 - Marine Musician/Pianist.
Tammie's father, Roy Ray Davis, was a Soldier of the Korean War, played guitar and loved to antique shop with Tammie on Saturday mornings. Tammie father passed away on January 28, 2008 in Lincolnton, N.C. where Tammie grew up.
Tammie's father-in-law is Pee Wee Jones, one of the original NASCAR drivers. He raced on the sands of Daytona Beach. He still holds the record for the most consecutive championships at Winston Salems Bowman Gray Stadium for the Modified Division. Pee Wee passed away on December 24,2008.
Always and Forever was written by Tammie's first producer, Tim Sidden. Tim wrote the song for his wife two days before his wedding. He played and sang the song to his bride at the wedding. The song has never been recorded before now. Tim's song was the title track to Tammie's first EP, Always And Forever Yours in 2009.
Tammie wrote Sexy Little Note after wondering why men are so obsessed with the remote control and not with their women
Tammie's favorite foods are sushi, Grandma Shirley's fried chicken, coconut cake and Mama's pumpkin pie.
The military wanted Tammie to be an aircraft mechanic after taking the ASVAB test. Tammie declined the offer and chose to be a Marine Musician. Tammie grew up helping her Dad work on motors at Davis Lawn Mower Shop in Lincolnton, N.C. - now you know why she scored high on the mechanical portion of the ASVB.
Tammie graduated Boot Camp at Parris Island as first squad leader of her platoon and became a 'Sharp Shooter'.
Tammie loves to see the Dixie Stampede in TN - because that one is the best!
To My Father: Roy Ray Davis born October 29, 1929; Died January 28, 2008 - Korean War Veteran
My Dad was one of the most caring individuals anyone could ever meet. I can't begin to express the love that I have for him and how special he was to me while on this earth. My Dad loved everyone and never had a bad thing to say about anyone. He loved me and my singing and my only wish is that he could be here to see this.
Love you Dad! Your Daughter,Tammie