Podcast appearances and mentions of georgia middleman

Talk More Talk is delighted to welcome Gary Burr, Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame member and an ASCAP, Billboard and NSAI Country Songwriter of the Year. He has written fifteen #1 hits and has had songs recorded by Faith Hill, Garth Brooks, Carole King, Christina Aguilera and Ricky Martin, Kelly Clarkson and many others. In addition, he has collaborated with Ringo Starr many times, writing songs such as "Can't Do It Wrong" and performing as part of the Roundheads. Gary's appearances: Feb. 9: LAUREL CANYON BAND (with Mark Hudson and Mark Mirando)---Tarrytown Music Hall, Tarrytown NY, 8pm https://tarrytownmusichall.org/ Feb. 12: with GEORGIA MIDDLEMAN and JIM VALLANCE--"Nashville To New York"--Cutting Room, NY, 7:30pm https://thecuttingroomnyc.com talkmoretalk.com talkmoresolotalk@gmail.com @talkmoretalk1 https://www.facebook.com/talkmoretalkvideocast https://www.youtube.com/c/TalkMoreTalkASoloBeatlesVideocast

Heartland country rocker, Drew Six, performs well over 200 shows per year. A natural frontman, his high energy stage presence has earned him opening spots with such notable acts as Luke Bryan, Dan + Shay, Maroon 5, Thomas Rhett, Backstreet Boys, Darius Rucker, and Gary Allan. This is where he has honed his ability to command an audience and build his fiercely loyal fan base.Country Radio Hall of Famer, Mike Kennedy says, “Drew is one of the harder working artists I've ever seen. Whether he's playing acoustically or with the full band, it's always a great show. Versatile, talented, and entertaining.”Six's single, “Boyfriend,” and accompanying music video (featured on CMT) showcase Drew's rock n' roll swagger and crossover appeal. The funk infused hip shaker earned him industry attention for his songwriting chops when the early demo went #1 on the NSAI (Nashville Songwriters Association International) Top 40 Chart. His original songs have been honored by ASCAP, The Recording Academy, and utilized by ESPN. "The Bull," a fan favorite at Drew Six live performances, is being played at select PBR (Professional Bull Rider) arena events nationwide.While Six splits his time between Nashville and Kansas City, he has maintained a close connection with his hometown. His gritty soulful baritone vocals and magnetic stage presence have earned him the title of “best sexy musician” in Pitch Magazine's “Best Of" issue and he was named one of KC Magazine's “100 people that have changed life in Kansas City forever.” He was a featured performer at Major League Baseball's marquee event, the World Series Gala.Drew is also passionate about several charities. He was honored with the “Quest For Kindness” award for his work with Variety Children's Charity. The organization provides children with developmental disabilities adaptive equipment and opportunities for activity and inclusion. Six's self-penned song, “We Choose Livin'” was written for and inspired by the kids of Variety.“I learned early on that music has power. It brings people together that would normally never cross paths,” says Six. “Performing live and songwriting have both given me special ways to connect with people and to give back.”Drew Six recently showcased his songs in an intimate acoustic setting with Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame member, Gary Burr, and award winning songwriter, Georgia Middleman. He has also appeared as a guest of the famed "Whiskey Jam" in Nashville. Along with his group "The Soul Plains Drifters" (featuring KC music staple, Scott "Sevans" Evans and Kansas Music Hall of Fame drummer, Troy Schuster), Six has performed several shows at Heartland Country Stampede. These performances included main stage appearances with Big & Rich and Thomas Rhett."You may be witnessing the first step of what will become a colossal career" - Sharon L. Peters, USA Today

446 - Stephanie C. Brown Stephanie C. Brown is a guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Stephanie C. Brown is a songwriter and educator. She is a role model to many and is still writing songs since it all began in 1975. Some of the artists who have recorded her work include Garth Brooks, Darryl & Don Ellis, Georgia Middleman and others. Brown lives in a part of Alabama known as "the Shoals," where some great songs have been written and many more recorded. She joined me by phone for this very interesting, personal in-depth look. The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

Another beautiful song from our talented friend, Georgia Middleman. Learn more about Georgia at www.georgiamiddleman.com For HOME BY DARK tour dates, videos, and more, go to www.homebydark.com

Such a fun song from the dynamic Georgia Middleman. Follow Georgia at www.georgiamiddleman.com For HOME BY DARK tour dates, videos, radio, and more, go to www.homebydark.com

An incredible vocal performance from the uber talented Georgia Middleman. For more Georgia, go to www.georgiamiddleman.com For HOME BY DARK tour dates, videos, radio, and more go to www.homebydark.com

Performing songwriter Georgia Middleman is a fan favorite with the audiences of HOME BY DARK. She always brings energy, joy, and GREAT songs. We LOVE this performance of her song "Two People In Love" recorded live with HOME BY DARK. For more Georgia, go to www.georgiamiddleman.com For HOME BY DARK tour schedule, videos, radio, and more, go to www.homebydark.com

Your Weekly Dose show #158 is charged up and ready to go! This episodes theme is The Last DJ by Tom Petty in celebration of National DJ Day. First Amber shares her mom skills, Sean tell us about seeing songwriters Victoria Shaw, Gary Burr and Georgia Middleman, his 20th wedding anniversary and hanging out with friend of the program Jeff "Swampy" Marsh. Then the gang celebrates National Tooth Fairy Day, we get a call from Jack Nicholson and then discuss the  things we fear the most. Lastly we do our attempt of hitting the post just like the great Mark Thompson. LINKS: Tom Petty Music                

Your Weekly Dose show #158 is charged up and ready to go! This episodes theme is The Last DJ by Tom Petty in celebration of National DJ Day. First Amber shares her mom skills, Sean tell us about seeing songwriters Victoria Shaw, Gary Burr and Georgia Middleman, his 20th wedding anniversary and hanging out with friend of the program Jeff "Swampy" Marsh. Then the gang celebrates National Tooth Fairy Day, we get a call from Jack Nicholson and then discuss the  things we fear the most. Lastly we do our attempt of hitting the post just like the great Mark Thompson. LINKS: Tom Petty Music                

PART ONE Scott and Paul give a shout-out to their latest Patreon supporter before revealing their respective Top 5 favorite live albums of all time - a topic suggested by Songcraft listener Bob Hunt! PART TWO - 15:17 mark Scott and Paul call up Gary (with a slightly wonky phone connection) to get the lowdown on how a chance meeting at a French castle led to writing more than two dozen songs with a Beatle; why he thinks growing up on show tunes made him a better country writer; how attending the Woodstock festival changed his life; the poignant true story of his father's death that unexpectedly became a hit song; how he accidentally got Faith Hill a record deal; the Tim McGraw hit he wrote that got shelved for 7 years because his publisher hated it; why he says all songs are love songs; and how he went from country hitmaker to collaborating with Carole King, Kenny Loggins, Richard Marx, Desmond Child, and the American Idol team. ABOUT GARY BURR Gary Burr first found songwriting success when Juice Newton scored a Top 10 pop hit with “Love’s Been a Little Bit Hard on Me.” The floodgates soon opened on a remarkable string of Top 5 country hits, including “That’s My Job” for Conway Twitty, “Watch Me” for Lorrie Morgan, “Sure Love” for Hal Ketchum, “One Night a Day” for Garth Brooks, “I Try to Think About Elvis” for Patty Loveless, “Till You Love Me” for Reba McEntire, “Can’t Be Really Gone” for Tim McGraw, “To Be Loved By You” for Wynonna, “On the Side of Angels” for LeeAnn Rimes, “Out of My Bones” for Randy Travis, and many others. Burr eventually returned to his early pop success, scoring a hit with “Nobody Wants to Be Lonely,” which Ricky Martin and Christina Aguilera took to the top of the Latin charts. Additionally, he wrote Kelly Clarkson’s first hit, “Before Your Love,” which was the best-selling single the year it was released. He also wrote Clay Aiken’s “This is the Night,” which hit #1 the following year. Burr has collaborated with Carole King, both as a songwriter and as a member of her touring band. Similarly, he has worked as a backing musician with Ringo Starr and has co-written more than two dozen songs with Ringo that have appeared on the former Beatle’s albums in recent years. Burr and his wife, singer/songwriter Georgia Middleman, are currently in a band with Kenny Loggins called Blue Sky Riders. In addition to those mentioned, Burr’s songs have been recorded by Neil Diamond, Billy Ray Cyrus, Don Williams, Ricky Skaggs, Faith Hill, Lisa Loeb, Keith Urban, Kenny Rogers, Night Ranger, George Jones, Joe Cocker, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Lady Antebellum, and others. Gary was twice named Songwriter of the Year by the Nashville Songwriters Association, has been named ASCAP Country Songwriter of the Year, and was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. 

Iconic Songwriters Sit Down with Matt Today, Matt welcomes 3 guests in two interviews. Garry Burr and Georgia Middleman are incredibly accomplished songwriters and have composed hits for Keith Urban, Garth Brooks, and more stars. And Jeannie Seely is a Grammy-winning Opry legend who joins us to chat about a new album, on which she […] The post Jeannie Seely, Gary Burr & Georgia Middleman-Episode 175 appeared first on Talk For Two.

Iconic Songwriters Sit Down with Matt Today, Matt welcomes 3 guests in two interviews. Garry Burr and Georgia Middleman are incredibly accomplished songwriters and have composed hits for Keith Urban, Garth Brooks, and more stars. And Jeannie Seely is a Grammy-winning Opry legend who joins us to chat about a new album, on which she […] The post Jeannie Seely, Gary Burr & Georgia Middleman-Episode 175 appeared first on Talk For Two.

POWER COUPLE of songwriting. Gary has written 14 #1 songs, 24 top 10 hits, 32 top 40 hits for artists like Patty Loveless, Tim McGraw, Wynonna, Conway Twitty, Ty Herndon. He's also in the Country Music Hall of Fame and is in Ringo Star and Carole King's bands.. The stories he tells are UNREAL! Georgia wrote The smash "I'm In" for Keith Urban, and has had songs recorded by Faith Hill, Kenny Chesney, Reba, Martina to name a few. Together, they are in the band Blue Sky Riders with Kenny Loggins... This life they lead is pretty incredible! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

What do get when you place three incredibly experienced singer-songwriters who each have left huge marks on the music scene winning Grammys, are members of music halls of fame, have countless number one hits and are still hungry to create fresh, new music in a studio? You get Blue Sky Riders, a new crossover country-rock-pop vocal band that has exploded onto the music scene with a new album titled “Finally Home.” Singer-songwriters Georgia Middleman and Gary Burr have joined former Inside MusiCast guest Kenny Loggins to deliver a collection of well-crafted songs that will resemble a freshly repackaged vibe from the 70’s and 80’s. But don’t second-guess Blue Sky Riders. Their songwriting prowess is an impressive collaboration. They all share lead and harmonic vocals and will leave you wanting more. Inside MusiCast welcomes Georgia Middleman, Gary Burr and Kenny Loggins – Blue Sky Riders.

Kenny Loggins enters a new chapter in his life, starting over again with a band called Blue Sky Riders. Loggins tells host Robin Milling it's been an exciting time after being solo for 30 years to have a songwriting trio that gets the creative juices flowing again, and to write about life after 40! Joining the conversation is Gary Burr, a Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer who's penned 14 number one hits to date for such artists as Michael Bolton, Ricky Martin and Kelly Clarkson to name a few.  Rounding out the threesome is Georgia Middleman from San Antonio who's penned a few number ones herself including Keith Urban's I'm In. The song Dream became something of a theme song for Blue Sky Riders when Kenny was told by a friend that he was 'too old to start over again.'  You're never too old to dream and BSR have proved that with brand new music, blending country and pop with a little bit of retro. Listen to Dream at the end of the show and stay tuned for their album coming out in January. For more information visit Blueskyridersband.com, and Twitter @blueskyriders

Kenny Loggins and Nashville greats Georgia Middleman and Gary Burr aka Blue Sky Riders join Simon and Brian for a conversation about their exciting new band and distinguished songwriting careers. Kenny also tells the stories behind some of his most celebrated songs including 'I'm Alright', 'Footloose', 'This is It' and 'What a Fool Believes'.