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PRESERVING THE HISTORY OF GEORGIA MUSIC ARTISTS
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The Peach Pickers
Georgia native songwriters Dallas
Davidson, Ben Hayslip and Rhett
Akins have written hundreds of
songs together, not counting the
songs written without collaborat-
ing with each other that have hit
the charts by major country music
recording stars. The trio is known
as "The Peach Pickers".
Seventeen years ago Rhett Akins
charted several hits including,
"That Ain't My Truck", "Don't Get
Me Started" and "She Said Yes".
His son, Thomas Rhett, is now
following his dad's footsteps. He
has a #1 song on the charts, "It
Goes Like This". His father was
the co-writer of this song. Read
more on Rhett here
Dallas Davidson was honored
recently with the 2013 ACM
Songwriter of the Year Award.
Outside of writing as a Peach
Picker, he's written and co-written
numerous #1 hits - "Runnin'
Outta Moonlight" (Randy Houser),
"That's My Kind Of Night" (Luke
Bryan), "Boys Round Here"
(Blake Shelton) and the list goes
on and on. Amazing for a fellow
that had $700 in his pocket and a
dream heading to Nashville in an
old pickup truck to write country
songs several years ago. Read
more on Dallas here
Ben Hayslip played baseball in
college but he always dreamed of
writing songs in Nashville. His
dream came true and a host of
artists have recorded his songs -
Brooks and Dunn, Joe Nichols,
Blake Shelton, Josh Turner, Luke
Bryan and the list continues.
Read more on Ben here
The threesome together as The
Peach Pickers have a long list of
hits. To mention a few - "I Don't
Want This Night To End" (Luke
Bryan), "All Over Me" (Josh
Turner), "All About Tonight"
(Blake Shelton), "Gimme That
Girl" (Joe Nichols) and "Put A
Girl In It" (Brooks and Dunn) and
then there's over six top tens and
over nine top 40's. It's hard to
keep count of their hits as they
continue to produce so many.
They've also received a long list
of major awards for their achieve-
ments.
Georgia native songwriters Dallas
Davidson, Ben Hayslip and Rhett
Akins have written hundreds of
songs together, not counting the
songs written without collaborat-
ing with each other that have hit
the charts by major country music
recording stars. The trio is known
as "The Peach Pickers".
Seventeen years ago Rhett Akins
charted several hits including,
"That Ain't My Truck", "Don't Get
Me Started" and "She Said Yes".
His son, Thomas Rhett, is now
following his dad's footsteps. He
has a #1 song on the charts, "It
Goes Like This". His father was
the co-writer of this song. Read
more on Rhett here
Dallas Davidson was honored
recently with the 2013 ACM
Songwriter of the Year Award.
Outside of writing as a Peach
Picker, he's written and co-written
numerous #1 hits - "Runnin'
Outta Moonlight" (Randy Houser),
"That's My Kind Of Night" (Luke
Bryan), "Boys Round Here"
(Blake Shelton) and the list goes
on and on. Amazing for a fellow
that had $700 in his pocket and a
dream heading to Nashville in an
old pickup truck to write country
songs several years ago. Read
more on Dallas here
Ben Hayslip played baseball in
college but he always dreamed of
writing songs in Nashville. His
dream came true and a host of
artists have recorded his songs -
Brooks and Dunn, Joe Nichols,
Blake Shelton, Josh Turner, Luke
Bryan and the list continues.
Read more on Ben here
The threesome together as The
Peach Pickers have a long list of
hits. To mention a few - "I Don't
Want This Night To End" (Luke
Bryan), "All Over Me" (Josh
Turner), "All About Tonight"
(Blake Shelton), "Gimme That
Girl" (Joe Nichols) and "Put A
Girl In It" (Brooks and Dunn) and
then there's over six top tens and
over nine top 40's. It's hard to
keep count of their hits as they
continue to produce so many.
They've also received a long list
of major awards for their achieve-
ments.
Steve Hinson -
Nashville's Go-To Guitar
Man
Born in Macon, GA, Steve Hinson
is a natural born guitar man. Re-
gardless if it's a steel guitar, an
electric, acoustic, slide, dobro, ukelele or whatever, Steve can
hammer down on it. Of course,
his favorite and what you hear in
many songs that he's recorded
or played on stage with countless
artists is the steel guitar.
When he moved to Nashville in
1977, he began his career as a
studio musician and performer.
The credits for his work on
albums and tours with artists are
incredible. Just to mention a few-
Luke Bryan, Josh Turner, Randy
Travis, Dolly Partin, Darryl Worley
Kenny Chesney and more...
View A List Of Credits
When artists and studios want it
done right.......they call Steve.
Nashville's Go-To Guitar
Man
Born in Macon, GA, Steve Hinson
is a natural born guitar man. Re-
gardless if it's a steel guitar, an
electric, acoustic, slide, dobro, ukelele or whatever, Steve can
hammer down on it. Of course,
his favorite and what you hear in
many songs that he's recorded
or played on stage with countless
artists is the steel guitar.
When he moved to Nashville in
1977, he began his career as a
studio musician and performer.
The credits for his work on
albums and tours with artists are
incredible. Just to mention a few-
Luke Bryan, Josh Turner, Randy
Travis, Dolly Partin, Darryl Worley
Kenny Chesney and more...
View A List Of Credits
When artists and studios want it
done right.......they call Steve.
Percy Sledge Performs
To Large Crowd At
Washington Park In
Macon
Oct 13, 2013 Macon, GA (GMC)
Ron Holland
The Georgia Music Channel
VIEW PHOTOS
The fans kept pouring in until
Washington Park in Macon was
packed to the brim to see the
legendary Percy Sledge.
Percy, born in Leighton, AL, was
an orderly for a hospital near
Muscle Shoals, AL. when he met
Alan Walden, co-founder of
Capricorn Records, publisher,
producer and artists manager, at
the hospital who told him, "Percy
you're going to be a star!" It was
shortly thereafter in 1966 that
Walden made good on his word
and helped Percy score one of
the greatest hit songs of all times
and a #1 hit on the Billboard R &
B charts - "When A Man Loves A
Woman". The song peaked at #4
in Europe on the charts and was
featured in a Levi Jeans commer-
cial. It's been covered by Michael
Bolton, Bette Midler Barbara
Mandrell, Jerry Butler, Art Gar-
funkel and others. The hit was
shown as #54 on The Rolling
Stones 500 Greatest Songs of all
times list. Percy went on to score
several other hits throughout his
career.
READ MORE
To Large Crowd At
Washington Park In
Macon
Oct 13, 2013 Macon, GA (GMC)
Ron Holland
The Georgia Music Channel
VIEW PHOTOS
The fans kept pouring in until
Washington Park in Macon was
packed to the brim to see the
legendary Percy Sledge.
Percy, born in Leighton, AL, was
an orderly for a hospital near
Muscle Shoals, AL. when he met
Alan Walden, co-founder of
Capricorn Records, publisher,
producer and artists manager, at
the hospital who told him, "Percy
you're going to be a star!" It was
shortly thereafter in 1966 that
Walden made good on his word
and helped Percy score one of
the greatest hit songs of all times
and a #1 hit on the Billboard R &
B charts - "When A Man Loves A
Woman". The song peaked at #4
in Europe on the charts and was
featured in a Levi Jeans commer-
cial. It's been covered by Michael
Bolton, Bette Midler Barbara
Mandrell, Jerry Butler, Art Gar-
funkel and others. The hit was
shown as #54 on The Rolling
Stones 500 Greatest Songs of all
times list. Percy went on to score
several other hits throughout his
career.
READ MORE
Ray Charles Honored
On U. S. Postage Stamp
On U. S. Postage Stamp
The Georgia extraordinary
composer, singer, songwriter,
musician, Ray Charles, known
for his songs "Georgia On My
Mind",
"I Can't Stop Loving You"
and
many others, was honored
by the
United States postal
service in
their Music Icons
series stamps.
The First Day Of Issue was
offered September 23, 2013.
Learn more about Ray Charles
Florida-Georgia Line Breaks Record For Longest Running #1
Song. "Cruise"
The song "Cruise" by Florida-
Georgia Line has broken a 69
year record for the longest
running #1 song on the Billboard
Country Songs chart. Also, the
five time platinum selling single is
the third best selling digiital
song.
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Jason Aldean breaks George
Straits' attendance record with
Night Train Tour at Cheyenne's
Frontier Days July 26th, with
24,000 tickets sold.
This Macon, Georgia native just
keeps rockin' the fans.
Kip Moore Scores Third
Consecutive #1 Hit With
"Hey Pretty Girl"
Kip Moore (Tifton, GA) is setting
the woods on fire with his single
"Hey Pretty Girl". His two other #1
hits, in just over a year, are
"Something Bout' A Truck" and
"Beer Money". He wanted to have
a video that most related to the
song, "Hey Pretty Girl", in an
innocent way.....a couple holding
hands, grandma and grandpa
sitting together on the front
porch, well you get the drift. He
captures that moment in this
video.
the woods on fire with his single
"Hey Pretty Girl". His two other #1
hits, in just over a year, are
"Something Bout' A Truck" and
"Beer Money". He wanted to have
a video that most related to the
song, "Hey Pretty Girl", in an
innocent way.....a couple holding
hands, grandma and grandpa
sitting together on the front
porch, well you get the drift. He
captures that moment in this
video.
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Luke Bryan Announces New Headline Tour
"That's My Kind Of Night Tour" 2014
While the weather may be getting colder, country music star
Luke Bryan is still lighting fires on stage - keeping things
hot.
Luke Bryan, ACM Entertainer Of The Year, will kick off its first
leg of the "That's My Kind Of Night Tour" January 16, 2014 in
Columbus, OH at the Schottenstein Center and will perform
eighteen shows through March 8th featuring Lee Brice and
Cole Swindell.
Luke's "Dirt Road Diaries Tour" has sold out all shows in ad-
vance, including the double plays in Nashville, TN and the
one in Tampa, FL.
View the "That's My Kind Of Night Tour" schedule here
Find out about more Georgia country music artists here
"That's My Kind Of Night Tour" 2014
While the weather may be getting colder, country music star
Luke Bryan is still lighting fires on stage - keeping things
hot.
Luke Bryan, ACM Entertainer Of The Year, will kick off its first
leg of the "That's My Kind Of Night Tour" January 16, 2014 in
Columbus, OH at the Schottenstein Center and will perform
eighteen shows through March 8th featuring Lee Brice and
Cole Swindell.
Luke's "Dirt Road Diaries Tour" has sold out all shows in ad-
vance, including the double plays in Nashville, TN and the
one in Tampa, FL.
View the "That's My Kind Of Night Tour" schedule here
Find out about more Georgia country music artists here
As a school teacher and basketball coach in his early 20's,
Paul Cochran had no idea what impact he would have on the
music industry in the years to come. He would later become
the youth director and dance host for the Clearwater
Recreation Department in Clearwater, FL and organized
dance shows. After booking his first band, Terry and The
Pirates, which ultimately became the house band for the
recreation department, his innovativeness and accuity
allowed him to invision bringing in several major artists for a
concert. On August 16, 1961, partnering with WLCY Radio
and the Clearwater Recreation Department, he put together
a "Stars Spectacular Show" at the municipal auditorium
featuring Dion, Bobby Vee, Jack Scott, Joan Campbell and
Curtis Lee. The show was a huge success, so in October
1961 he had another concert with The Mar-Keys and Terry
and The Pirates and as they say, "the rest is history." He
began booking Del Shannon, Johnny Tillotson, Bryan
Hyland, Freddie Cannon Roy Orbison, Neil Sedeka, The
Rolling Stones, Ray Stevens, Tommy Roe, The Everly
Brothers, The Beach Boys, Manfred Mann, Bobby Rydell for
others shows throughout 1961 and 1962.
Paul would later manage The Roemans and Classics IV. He
worked with Buddy Buie, who at the time was promoting
bands with equal success, and together formed The
Buie-Cochran Management Company. They would later form
Low-Sal Publishing after moving to Atlanta and creating an
alliance with Bill Lowery. Together they would work with The
Classics IV, Joe South, The Candymen, Sandy Posey,
The James Gang and others to record in an old school
house near Brookhaven Station.
Around 1970, Paul
Cochran, Buddy
Buie, J. R. Cobb
and Bill Lowery
would create the
recording studio
known as Studio
One. The studio
became THE place
to record and was
highly acclaimed
by music artists.
The Atlanta Rhythm
Left To Right: J. R. Cobb & wife, Bill Lowery,
Paul Cochran and Buddy Buie.
Section, The Charlie Daniels Band, Marshall Tucker Band,
Billy Joe Royal, Joe South, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Journey, Alice
Cooper, The Outlaws, .38 Special, B. J. Thomas, Dee Clark,
Alicia Bridges and a host of other artists would record at
Studio One. By 1980, Paul sold his interest in Low-Sal
Publishing and Studio One and began managing acts such
as Billy Joe Royal, Joe South, Beaver Teeth and Back Alley
Bandits. He later produced the song, "Where's The Beef" in
association with the Wendy's hamburger chain. It was
recorded by Coyote McCloud (Atlanta radio personality) and
Clare Peller (the elderly lady from the tv commercial that
says "Where's The Beef").
Not long afterwards, in 1984, legendary producer Chips
Moman would choose Paul to be vice president of
operations for his production and publishing companies.
While working with Chips, Paul would work with Willie Nelson,
Waylon Jennings and Tammy Wynette who had major hits
during that time. One of Willie's largest hits, "You Were
Always On My Mind" was just one that comes to mind.
Having been dubbed as "Rock & Roll's Old Man", Paul has
worked with many great artists, producers, engineers and
others in the music industry. It all started with a small five
man band, Terry and The Pirates at the recreation depart-
ment and evolved into his contributions to the music industry
that has built foundations for many music artists, created
"dreams come true" for many and has allowed the fans to be
able to be privy to music that otherwise may not have
happened without his involvement. The impact he had on
music goes well beyond the state lines of Georgia or even
our nation - it's felt and appreciated worldwide. We salute
Paul Cochran for his desire to become involved in the music
industry, his ability to recognize talent and willingness to
extend his help to artists who were beginning and unknown
at the time, his dedication and years of hard work and for
just being the legendary Paul Cochran - "Rock & Roll's Old
Man".
In 2011, Paul was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of
Fame.
Paul Cochran had no idea what impact he would have on the
music industry in the years to come. He would later become
the youth director and dance host for the Clearwater
Recreation Department in Clearwater, FL and organized
dance shows. After booking his first band, Terry and The
Pirates, which ultimately became the house band for the
recreation department, his innovativeness and accuity
allowed him to invision bringing in several major artists for a
concert. On August 16, 1961, partnering with WLCY Radio
and the Clearwater Recreation Department, he put together
a "Stars Spectacular Show" at the municipal auditorium
featuring Dion, Bobby Vee, Jack Scott, Joan Campbell and
Curtis Lee. The show was a huge success, so in October
1961 he had another concert with The Mar-Keys and Terry
and The Pirates and as they say, "the rest is history." He
began booking Del Shannon, Johnny Tillotson, Bryan
Hyland, Freddie Cannon Roy Orbison, Neil Sedeka, The
Rolling Stones, Ray Stevens, Tommy Roe, The Everly
Brothers, The Beach Boys, Manfred Mann, Bobby Rydell for
others shows throughout 1961 and 1962.
Paul would later manage The Roemans and Classics IV. He
worked with Buddy Buie, who at the time was promoting
bands with equal success, and together formed The
Buie-Cochran Management Company. They would later form
Low-Sal Publishing after moving to Atlanta and creating an
alliance with Bill Lowery. Together they would work with The
Classics IV, Joe South, The Candymen, Sandy Posey,
The James Gang and others to record in an old school
house near Brookhaven Station.
Around 1970, PaulCochran, Buddy
Buie, J. R. Cobb
and Bill Lowery
would create the
recording studio
known as Studio
One. The studio
became THE place
to record and was
highly acclaimed
by music artists.
The Atlanta Rhythm
Left To Right: J. R. Cobb & wife, Bill Lowery,
Paul Cochran and Buddy Buie.
Section, The Charlie Daniels Band, Marshall Tucker Band,
Billy Joe Royal, Joe South, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Journey, Alice
Cooper, The Outlaws, .38 Special, B. J. Thomas, Dee Clark,
Alicia Bridges and a host of other artists would record at
Studio One. By 1980, Paul sold his interest in Low-Sal
Publishing and Studio One and began managing acts such
as Billy Joe Royal, Joe South, Beaver Teeth and Back Alley
Bandits. He later produced the song, "Where's The Beef" in
association with the Wendy's hamburger chain. It was
recorded by Coyote McCloud (Atlanta radio personality) and
Clare Peller (the elderly lady from the tv commercial that
says "Where's The Beef").
Not long afterwards, in 1984, legendary producer Chips
Moman would choose Paul to be vice president of
operations for his production and publishing companies.
While working with Chips, Paul would work with Willie Nelson,
Waylon Jennings and Tammy Wynette who had major hits
during that time. One of Willie's largest hits, "You Were
Always On My Mind" was just one that comes to mind.
Having been dubbed as "Rock & Roll's Old Man", Paul has
worked with many great artists, producers, engineers and
others in the music industry. It all started with a small five
man band, Terry and The Pirates at the recreation depart-
ment and evolved into his contributions to the music industry
that has built foundations for many music artists, created
"dreams come true" for many and has allowed the fans to be
able to be privy to music that otherwise may not have
happened without his involvement. The impact he had on
music goes well beyond the state lines of Georgia or even
our nation - it's felt and appreciated worldwide. We salute
Paul Cochran for his desire to become involved in the music
industry, his ability to recognize talent and willingness to
extend his help to artists who were beginning and unknown
at the time, his dedication and years of hard work and for
just being the legendary Paul Cochran - "Rock & Roll's Old
Man".
In 2011, Paul was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of
Fame.
Corey Smith releases his new single, "Aint Going Out
Tonight". Corey connected with famed producer Keith Stegall (Alan Jackson, Zac Brown Band, George Jones) to work with on his ninth album.
Georgia country music artist Corey Smith was born and
raised in Jefferson, GA. He's sold over a million digital
singles and over 250,000 records independently.
After playing many nights in bars and grills, Corey graduated
college, got married and settled down and started teaching
high school. He would play songs for his students and to
his surprise they loved it. Corey says his initial fan base
following came from playing for the students.
His first album, " Undertones", included the single "Twenty
One" which charted on the Billboard Country Songs chart in
2011 when he included it on the album "Broken Record".
The album hit the number 17 position on the country albums
chart.
This was the start of the career that Corey really wanted -
songwriting and singing. His first moment of getting that
special "tingling" feeling was at a performance at a bar in
Dahlonega, GA that he'd never performed at before. He had
sold about 100 copies of his first album that originally had
Twenty One on it and it was spreading through various
college towns where he'd played. He thought there might be
15 - 20 people at the bar and since he'd not played that bar
he thought the crowd would want him to play his standard
cover songs, which he was doing at the time. To his
surprise, there were over 200 people. He opened the show
with his first song and everybody started singing it. It floored
him that everybody knew his music and sent chills down his
spine with joy.
In 2005 he headlined The Georgia Theater in Athens (The
Zac Brown Band opened the show.) Everywhere he played
the crowds were swelling and his shows were selling out. He
states that in the last five years, he's played over 700 shows
throughout the USA, sold over 700,000 tickets and grossed
over $9 million in revenue. He's done all of that without a
record label and bypassed Nashville all together. He relates
his success to writing songs that have genuine, truthful
meaning to people and just being himself. And of course a
lot of hard work.
Corey now tours throughout the country. He'll be appearing
with Brett Eldridge, Toby Keith, Eli Young Band, Darryl
Worley, Hunter Hayes, The Band Perry, Justin Moore,
Darrius Rucker, Love & Theft and others this year.
Find out more about Corey
View The "Twenty One" Video
Tonight". Corey connected with famed producer Keith Stegall (Alan Jackson, Zac Brown Band, George Jones) to work with on his ninth album.
Georgia country music artist Corey Smith was born and
raised in Jefferson, GA. He's sold over a million digital
singles and over 250,000 records independently.
After playing many nights in bars and grills, Corey graduated
college, got married and settled down and started teaching
high school. He would play songs for his students and to
his surprise they loved it. Corey says his initial fan base
following came from playing for the students.
His first album, " Undertones", included the single "Twenty
One" which charted on the Billboard Country Songs chart in
2011 when he included it on the album "Broken Record".
The album hit the number 17 position on the country albums
chart.
This was the start of the career that Corey really wanted -
songwriting and singing. His first moment of getting that
special "tingling" feeling was at a performance at a bar in
Dahlonega, GA that he'd never performed at before. He had
sold about 100 copies of his first album that originally had
Twenty One on it and it was spreading through various
college towns where he'd played. He thought there might be
15 - 20 people at the bar and since he'd not played that bar
he thought the crowd would want him to play his standard
cover songs, which he was doing at the time. To his
surprise, there were over 200 people. He opened the show
with his first song and everybody started singing it. It floored
him that everybody knew his music and sent chills down his
spine with joy.
In 2005 he headlined The Georgia Theater in Athens (The
Zac Brown Band opened the show.) Everywhere he played
the crowds were swelling and his shows were selling out. He
states that in the last five years, he's played over 700 shows
throughout the USA, sold over 700,000 tickets and grossed
over $9 million in revenue. He's done all of that without a
record label and bypassed Nashville all together. He relates
his success to writing songs that have genuine, truthful
meaning to people and just being himself. And of course a
lot of hard work.
Corey now tours throughout the country. He'll be appearing
with Brett Eldridge, Toby Keith, Eli Young Band, Darryl
Worley, Hunter Hayes, The Band Perry, Justin Moore,
Darrius Rucker, Love & Theft and others this year.
Find out more about Corey
View The "Twenty One" Video
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Jacob Poole Competes In Elimination Duet
With Matthew Schuler On NBC's The Voice -
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A Look Back On The
Atlanta Rhythm Section
A group with over 30 years of songwriting and performances
has inspired many other artists - that group is The Atlanta
Rhythm Section. With big hits like "Champagne Jam", "So
Into To You", Imaginary Lover", "Spooky" and 15 albums,
the 1970's was buzzing with the love for their music.
It all started in Doraville, a suburb of Atlanta, when Atlanta
engineer Rodney Mills, music publisher Bill Lowery, producer
Buddie Buie and songwriter and guitarist J. R. Cobb got
together to form Studio One. Studio One became THE studio
to record in Atlanta for numerous music artists.
has inspired many other artists - that group is The Atlanta
Rhythm Section. With big hits like "Champagne Jam", "So
Into To You", Imaginary Lover", "Spooky" and 15 albums,
the 1970's was buzzing with the love for their music.
It all started in Doraville, a suburb of Atlanta, when Atlanta
engineer Rodney Mills, music publisher Bill Lowery, producer
Buddie Buie and songwriter and guitarist J. R. Cobb got
together to form Studio One. Studio One became THE studio
to record in Atlanta for numerous music artists.
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Thomas Rhett Releases Video
"It Goes Like This"
Thomas Rhett, (Valdosta, GA) Big Machine Records, released his video of "It Goes Like This". Followed by "Something To Do With My Hands" and "Beer With Jesus", this is Rhetts' third single. The previous two songs broke the Top 20 on the Country Airplay charts and this one's on it's way.
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through education, information and entertainment - it's all
about Georgia music artists and those having a connection
to Georgia. We cover a wide spectrum of genres - Country
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many other genres. We've begun also listing non-perform-
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managers, etc. and have opened a page for up-and-coming
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song by an artist like Elvis, who apparently never lived in
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recognizing. This is an example of the depth of the work
by music artists from Georgia and how we honor and
about Georgia music artists and those having a connection
to Georgia. We cover a wide spectrum of genres - Country
music, Rock music, Pop music, R & B / Soul Music and so
many other genres. We've begun also listing non-perform-
ing artists to the Georgia Music Artists page- like producers,
managers, etc. and have opened a page for up-and-coming
musicians. We are constantly adding artists that have made
a contribution to GA music to the Georgia Music Artists
page. The list will never be complete, as we're fortunate
to have an abundance of music artists from Georgia. Feel
free to make recommendations for artists you'd like to
see listed by contacting us @ The Georgia Music Channel.
Remember, we include music artists that have a connection
to Georgia. For example, you may see a video or hear a
song by an artist like Elvis, who apparently never lived in
Georgia. However in this case, if the video or song is "In
The Ghetto" or "Don't Cry Daddy", these are relevant
because Mac Davis (a Georgia music artist) wrote those
songs. Therefore, it's Mac Davis and his work that we're
recognizing. This is an example of the depth of the work
by music artists from Georgia and how we honor and
recognize their contriubution to Georgia music.
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