Bridgette Tatum & Friends - Songwriters who write Radio number 1 hits

150 Stephen P Yokich Parkway,Spring Hill TN 37174

29 September, 2021

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Join 3 singer / songwriters who've written #1 radio hits for Jason Aldean, Garth Brooks, and others! Bridgette Tatum:In 2009, this native of Florence, South Carolina, co-wrote the Most Played Song on Country radio stations across the United States. A tremendous achievement for any songwriter, the song, “She’s Country” (recorded and released by Platinum-selling country superstar Jason Aldean), held the #1 position on the chart for two consecutive weeks, reached two million plays, and out sold every genres ringtones. In 2010, Tatum’s song, “Loud” was selected as the Official Theme Song for ACC Football’s 2010 Season. This fast-paced anthem celebrated the excitement and energy of ACC Football, captured in a raucous music video that was seen in all ACC Markets, resulting in exposure for Bridgette totaling over 27 million households. Earl Bud Will Be Joining As Well!Earl Bud has been blessed with three big Number Ones starting in 1990...his first being the ever popular FRIENDS IN LOW PLACES for Garth Brooks. Then came ONE NIGHT AT A TIME for George Strait and then WHO ARE YOU WHEN I’M NOT LOOKING for Blake Shelton. All of these were co-written with some amazing songwriters here in Nashville. A few years back his song LOOK OUT YONDER (a thirty years ago solo write) was recorded by Texas artist Randy Rogers featuring Alison Krauss and Dan Tyminski. Mitch Rosell Is The Third Singer / Songwriter...Years before Mitch Rossell's all-American country music earned him an audience across the globe — both as a blue-collar solo artist and as the songwriter behind hits like Garth Brooks' Number One smash "Ask Me How I Know" — he grew up in East Tennessee, raised by a family that taught him the values of hard work and determination. Rossell would later funnel those qualities into his own songs, creating a sound that bridges the gap between country music's rootsy past and modern present… with hooks, heart, and plenty of rock & roll influences thrown into the mix, too. He's been creating his own version of the American dream ever since.