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Apr 8, 2009
Fun With Charts & Graphs
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Fun With Charts and Graphs
Rascal Flatts' Influences: The Real Story
You may have seen the iTunes fallacy about Rascal Flatts' musical influences over at at the bottom of Quotable Country at Country California (if not, check it out first). We all know that to be a joke. Here's the truth...
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Apr 7, 2009
New Release Honest Album Cover
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Photocrap
Mellencamp Parody
This is a parody I wrote a while back of John Mellencamp's minor country hit and ever-annoying Chevy pitch song "Our Country." It is also entitled "Our Country."
Our Country (Ode to Clearchannel)
We can stand beside
Playlists that we write
Cause we play classic tunes
Each Friday at midnight
And you should believe
We know what's right for everyone
This is our country
From the FM
to the AM
We own every station in town
This is our country
There's room enough here
For just thirty songs
And there's room enough here
To play them all day long
New artists understand
A little payola doesn't hurt
This is our country
From the left side
to the right side
We're nearly every stop on the dial
This is our country
Competition would be
Just another ugly thing
And variety should be
Seen only as obscene
Cause the ones that love our brand
Are just the dumb and common man
This is our country
From the FM
to the AM
We own every station in town
This is our country
The young songwriter's dream
Ain't never gonna come true
Cause it's up to us and we
To make sure there's not enough room
To hell with the voice of freedom
We own all of this land
This is our country
Watch your step son
Watch your mouth girl
Or like those "Chicks" you'll be gone
This is our country
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parody
Apr 6, 2009
John Rich's Songwriting Tips #4
A question from email: Jason D. in North Carolina asks "What's the best way to deal with rejection when pitching songs?" Well, Jason that's a pretty good question I guess. Rejection is well... naw you didn't, man, you've got a big ol' swinging ballsack assuming I've ever been rejected. Every damn song I've ever written or co-written has not only been cut, but gone to number one on all the benchmark charts. Why in the f*** did you ask me that? What's your cell number? You son of a b*tch. Do you know who I am? I've never been rejected as far as you know. I can't believe this. Ike or Bas will be in contact. -JR
Not actually written by John Rich.
Not actually written by John Rich.
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John Rich,
JR's Songwriting Tips
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