September 27th, 2009
“You Look So Good In Love” and “I Know A Heartache” were on my mind one day, so I went out to Kerry’s place to see if he would tell us a little bit about how those two wonderful songs were written. Click read more to see the video.
September 20th, 2009
The only thing you can file this under is unabashed self-promotion. Southern Gospel’s award winning quartet, the Dove Brothers, brings a different meaning to this wonderful copyright. Besides Anne Murray’s Grammy winning version, Anne recorded it with The Indigo Girls for her Duets CD, and BR-549 released it as a single a few years back. Over the years, this song has been preached from more than one pulpit. You can preview this latest version at dovebrothersquartet.com. The mp3 is also available on Amazon or iTunes.
September 13th, 2009
How hard it is to renovate, re-do or demo (that’s destroy for the uninformed) one, especially ours. This subject might seemingly have nothing in common with songwriting or songs but, wait…sometimes making a good song better calls for a complete renovation. Actually, I guess you could apply this concept to almost anything…like say a kitchen. Click read more to see the video, and who knows, you might even write a song. – Rory
September 5th, 2009
How nobody gets anywhere or does anything without the help of somebody else. In my case this is especially true about this website.
September 2nd, 2009
We had just finished “Heartache,” a song that Tim was going to record with The Mission Mountain Wood Band, a Montana music legend. I was looking for something I could record for my website…Charlie and Tim graciously obliged me. Charlie Black is a fellow NSAI Hall of Famer and Tim Ryan Rouillier, besides being a hit songwriter, Tim and Phil Vassar wrote Phil’s huge hit “Last Day Of My Life.” Tim is also an outstanding singer, musician, builder, painter, wood sculptor & furniture maker, and a down to earth son of a Montana Rancher. Click read more to see the video.
