Country singer Lee Brice has a lot to be proud of lately. His single “Love Like Crazy” was named Billboard’s “Country Single of the Year” in 2010, and it set the record for the longest run, a staggering 56 weeks, in the country chart’s history, thus surpassing Eddy Arnold’s 54-week record for “Bouquet of Roses” …
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Written by: Cindy Vasko Broken Records Magazine’s Cindy Vasko spent some time talking to country musician, David St. Romain. He was very eager to talk about many things, and especially Some Things, his new single released on February 6. St. Romain’s Cajun heritage is evident in Some Things’ up-tempo tribute to frankness. Indeed, St. Romain exclaimed, …
Broken Records Magazine’s Markos Papadatos chats with award-winning author and musician Guy Gilchrist. He opens up about his career in country, the Nancy comic strips, the Muppet Babies, Grand Ole Opry and Kris Kristofferson. Guy Gilchrist is one of the most versatile individuals one may meet in life. He’s an artist, poet, cartoonist, children’s book …
Broken Records Magazine’s Markos Papadatos chatted with Justin Moore on Friday, December 9, 2011, about his career in country music and newest album Outlaws Like Me. Country singer Justin Moore remarks, “I grew up on old school country, and I loved it because it was real. I felt like Hank Williams Jr. was singing about …
Broken Records Magazine’s Markos Papadatos chatted with country singer Ricky Lynn Gregg on November16, 2011 about his musical endeavors. Regarding his new album “Lock and Reloaded,” country singer Ricky Lynn Gregg remarks, “I was approached a year ago to do a single for Doc Holliday who is a Grammy award-winning producer. I did the single, …
Coy Taylor notes that his musical influences include Johnny Paycheck, Merle Haggard, George Jones, Waylon Jennings, Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley and Luke Bryan. “Last year I got to work with Little Jimmy Dickens on his 1954 song ‘Out Behind the Barn,’ and I am a huge Grand Ole Opry fan and I grew up just …
Broken Records Magazine’s Markos Papadatos sat and chatted with country singer JT Hodges in his tour bus, following his well-received mini-concert that took place on September 18, 2011, at the Brookhaven Amphitheater in Farmingville, New York. Thus far, Hodges is having a great year in country music… he’s opening for Toby Keith’s Locked and Loaded …
On September 18, 2011, rising country music singer-songwriter JT Hodges performed at the Brookhaven Amphitheater situated in Farmingville,New York. He was one of eleven country acts that performed and paid a tribute to the U.S.veterans. Hodges opened his set with the fun, up-tempo “Rather Be Wrong Than Lonely,” and it was followed by “Green Eyes” and …
“Soldiers and Jesus” was the second single release from country singer James Otto’s latest album, Shake What God Gave Ya . It was released almost one year ago on September 7, 2010, and this year it is certain to have an extra significant meaning and hold a special place in the American hearts, due to …
Broken Records Magazine’s Markos Papadatos had the good fortune to speak with Grammy-nominated country music singer-songwriter James Otto, where he talks about his influences, latest album, poignant single ”Soldiers & Jesus,” future plans, as well as his insights on fatherhood. Regarding his inspirations in country music, James Otto shares “it was Hank Williams Jr. that actually turned …
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