Bøger udgivet af Two Creeks Press

Nashville's first professional songwriters, Boudleaux and Felice Bryant wrote a long string of 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s country and pop hits, most of the Everly Brothers standards, and "Rocky Top," the most famous bluegrass song in the world. Their professional partnership is legendary-their compositions have influenced several generations of artists and few other writers have had as great an impact on modern popular music. Their personal relationship is one of the great American love stories-they eloped within days of meeting and were madly in love for the next forty years. This lavishly illustrated biography tells the story of the songwriters and of the most famous Bryant songs. Rare interviews and photos from the Bryant family's private collection tell how the Bryants' talent, hard work, and devotion to each other changed music history. Anyone who was ever in love will enjoy the account of their romance and anyone who appreciates the scope and originality of American popular music will treasure the story of their songs.

Jenna Brown is a Nashville entertainment lawyer who stumbles upon some very bad characters while defending a songwriter client who is unjustly accused of murder. The raffish charm of Music Row and its denizens provides a backdrop for Jenna's determined unraveling of several mysteries, old and new, and the takedown of a deadly criminal enterprise.