Tag: songwriters hall of fame

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[ad_1] It used to drive me crazy to be out somewhere, get a great idea for a song and have nothing to write with or […]

[ad_1] Authors sometimes find it really tempting to use song lyrics in a novel or story. The words of the song are just so powerful […]

[ad_1] As I hang with the singers and songwriters of the LDS music world, there are few songwriters so universally respected as Cherie Call. Her […]

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[ad_1] In churches all over the world in multiple languages people sing “Heart of Worship” by Matt Redman. The song has become something that thousands […]

[ad_1] You’re reading this because you want to know how to win a songwriting contest. Having produced music that has won first place in songwriting […]

[ad_1] Four singer-songwriters and one record producer seemed to dominate the 60’s music scene. Phil Spector, the record producer, became very successful (and wealthy) with […]

[ad_1] In June, Rolling Stone.com posted the results of a readers poll for the Ten Best Songwriting Duos Ever. A quick look at the top […]

[ad_1] Perhaps you have heard the word arpeggio being tossed around by other musicians, but have absolutely no clue what they were talking about. Simply […]