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MP3 Steven Hall - It Is What It Is...
12 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Country Pop, COUNTRY: Traditional Country
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Special Thanks To:
First off I would to thank the Lord for the wonderful gift of music and how He’s truly blessed me to be able to express myself in such a unique manner. My family for all of their love and support throughout this whole process, they never stopped and still continue to believe in me. All of my friends who always believed that I had a chance in music and were always fans from the first song and who showed up time and again at all my shows to support me. Mark Carman, for his amazing talent and wisdom to produce and write, for teaching me EVERYTHING I know up to this point about the music business and mainly for being a good friend. T. Layron Johnson for believing in me, his support and being there for my every need, we couldn’t have accomplished this with out him. Nick Baird for his tremendous ability to market the CD and for his belief in me and the project. All the staff at MCM Nashville, Stonewall Music and BMJ Nashville. To all of the incredible musicians on the album. I couldn’t have gotten the unique sound had it not been for the amazing talent. The engineers, Matt Johnson and Jim Stewart. Stonewall Recording Studio, Hilltop Recording Studio, Oceanway Recording Studio. John Nicholson, John Eberly, Bob Wydra, Michael Wydra, Mike Cowart, Michael W. Carman and extra special thanks to Dubb Patterson and Steve Sudbury
I would like to acknowledge the incredible contribution of all the wonderfully talented people who worked on this project. Without their creativity and extraordinary artistic capabilities, these songs would still be affixed to yellow legal pads and old printer paper. These insanely gifted people are the life-givers of music. Were it not for them, this project would not have been remotely possible.
“Thanks” is a grotesquely insufficient understatement.
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