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"The Road Ahead" on the Independent Music Network Charts

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Added by Tom "JT" Hollis on November 4, 2009 at 3:19pm — No Comments

Texas Music Journal news

News from the Texas Music Journal. http://texasmusicjournal.com/texas-music-genres/country/larry-w-jones-completes-6000-song-lyrics/ 01 Sep 09 Larry W. Jones completes 6,000 song lyrics Larry W. Jones, aka Kingwood Kowboy, has completed his writing of 6,000 song lyrics. Two collections of songs are currently available. Real Country Lyrics is a collection of 2,000 classic and vintage country, cowboy and western songs, published in eight volumes of 250 song lyrics each. Island Song Lyrics is a c… Continue

Added by Larry W. Jones - Kingwood Kowboy on September 17, 2009 at 6:02pm — No Comments

Original Acoustic Music from JT Hollis/ Scott Hatton....available NOW!!!!

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Added by Tom "JT" Hollis on September 17, 2009 at 3:54pm — No Comments

Join in on the interview...stop in the chat room!!!

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Added by Tom "JT" Hollis on September 16, 2009 at 5:37pm — No Comments

Hello

Hello, Im keith Clark i just recently joined this site hoping to get more fans.Please take a few minutes to listen to some of my songs i have posted on my page.They are all originals that have been professionaly produced.I also have a website if you would like to take a look its www.keithericclark.com.Please let me know how you feel about my music. Thank you for listening Keith Continue

Added by Keith Clark on September 8, 2009 at 5:34pm — No Comments

THANK YOU TO ALL!!!!!!!!

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Added by Tom "JT" Hollis on June 12, 2009 at 9:47am — No Comments

In The Finals...could use some help!!! Thanks

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Added by Tom "JT" Hollis on June 1, 2009 at 9:51am — No Comments

Nominated for an award by the International Country Music Association

We just found out that we have been nominated for an award by the International Country Music Association. The award we are nominated for is the "TRAIL BLAZER" award for our song "LIGHT IN THE WINDOW." Thanks, Scott Blue Coyote Band http://bluecoyoteband.us/ Continue

Added by Blue Coyote Band on May 13, 2009 at 2:28pm — No Comments

semi finals---could use help

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Added by Tom "JT" Hollis on May 7, 2009 at 10:56am — No Comments

MIchigan Vet Fest Theme Song Contest...could use your help!!!

Howdy my friends! I am wondering if you might help me out with a little something? I have a song, "Me and You, and the Red, White and Blue" is currently in competition for the Michigan Vet Fest Theme Song Contest. The winner of this contest will have the honor of performing LIVE at the the Vet Fest. What I am wondering if you would so is go to www.myspace.com/mvfsongcontest and listen to both of the songs competing right now. My song and a song by singer/songwriter Rich Owen are currently… Continue

Added by Tom "JT" Hollis on April 6, 2009 at 3:21pm — No Comments

Activities Updates....

Well, things have been busy here lately. Alot of progress has been made in my musical dream since the last time I was able to update everything. Will give you a quick breakdown of what has happened. I now have 4 originals out.... Me and You, and the Red, White and Blue... My Special Angel... They Don't Ask A Handout (Just A Hand Up)... and Keep Pushing On.... Keep Pushing On was written and recorded in memory of my Nephew Andrew, who we lost a little over a year ago. God I miss him so much.… Continue

Added by Tom "JT" Hollis on March 23, 2009 at 11:55am — No Comments

New song release!!!

Check it out folks. I have released my second origianal. Take a minute to check it out, and let me know what you think please. Thanks, JT

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Added by Tom "JT" Hollis on February 20, 2009 at 5:07pm — 1 Comment

Doc Killian Bio~

Doc Killian is a 50 year old factory worker who has spent about 20 years working in factories since he arrived home after spending 7 years as a U.S. Army Medic. A few years ago, his wife of 20 years talked him into listening to a bluegrass CD with the song "Darlin Nellie Grey" performed by the "Stanley Brothers". He liked the song so much that he was determined to learn how to play. So, he went and bought a banjo. While practicing daily, he started coming up with some tunes and lyrics to the som… Continue

Added by Doc Killian on February 2, 2009 at 10:00am — No Comments

Article Written by Paul Davis, New Christian Music

After riding high on the NCM (New Christian Music) Euro Chart in the summer of 2005 with his tribute song, 'Johnny Cash Led Men To Jesus', Michael J. Ramplin says, "I think there are lots of people out there who love traditional country music and are being starved of it today!" Michael was born in Lancashire on 22 November 1943 at a time when the UK was at the height of the hostilities of World War II. At age 17, he threw in a good job, against his parents' wishes and joined the Merchant Nav… Continue

Added by Michael J Ramplin on January 29, 2009 at 2:19pm — No Comments

I have asked some of my artist friends to tell me what they think of my songwriting. Below are the i…

I have asked some of my artist friends to tell me what they think of my songwriting. Below are the inputs (in red) I have received: (I will add to the blog as I receive more): Note: I do have co-writers for almost every song I have written. These songwriters are very talented, and I recognize that I could not have written these songs without them. (Maty Eitner, DeAnn Sanders, Andrea Crimmins, Peter Renfree, Rickey Bailey, Ron Silverlight, Pamela Davidson, Tom Payne, Ted Tomiuk & Cyndi McKee… Continue

Added by David James (Songwriter) on January 28, 2009 at 6:45pm — 3 Comments

Anyone interested in a collab?

Hey out there,I just came on board and I'm interested to see if any of you are open to doin a tune or two. If so get in touch,alot can be done over the net. Check out some of my tunes 1st. to see if you feel compatible,or perhaps I can write a tune for you? My email address is: countrycousinsmusic@yahoo.com It'll be fun,and thanks, Charlie Continue

Added by countrycousinsmusic on January 28, 2009 at 2:15pm — No Comments