Ray Stevens drops his latest single “Savannah” through Curb Records, marking another chapter in the Country Music Hall of Fame member’s enduring recording career. Nick Sibley penned the track as an ode to the Georgia coastal city, a location with deep personal resonance for Stevens given his Georgia roots. The song highlights the historic town’s distinctive character and Southern atmosphere through the veteran artist’s well-honed narrative style. The timing of the release aligns with Savannah’s own founding anniversary.
“I heard a new song about a favorite place of mine and recorded it right away,” says Stevens. “It’s ‘Savannah,’ coincidentally released on the birth date of that beautiful Georgia city. Check it out, the song, I mean, ‘Savannah,’ available today on Curb Records.”
The single arrives as a taste of what listeners can anticipate from ‘Ray Stevens Favorites Old and New,’ which lands April 10th. The album represents Stevens’ continued dedication to creating fresh material while maintaining the artistic vision that has powered his multi-decade run. His ability to move between country, pop, and comedic territory has made him a distinctive figure in American music, and this new work shows his creative drive remains strong.