the songwriter {Nashville}: James House (Episode 2)
James House has sung radio hits, written successful songs for others, built a studio and has been a session musician and a record producer.
James House moved to Nashville in January 1988. By the following year, he was an MCA Records artist and on the country charts with singles such as “Hard Times for an Honest Man.” Diamond Rio had a huge hit with House’s co-written “In a Week or Two” and Dwight Yoakam scored big with his “Ain’t That Lonely Yet.” Which was nominated for a Grammy for Country Song of the year. His country songs were also recorded by Ricky Van Shelton, Mark Collie and The Mavericks and he has written for pop artists like Rita Coolidge, Lisa Hartman, Fiona, Fee Waybill and Kylie Minogue.
James House roared up the country charts, himself, with “This Is Me Missing You.” That same record was revived as a hit in England in 2013. With “This Is Me” reaching #1 and two other tracks from the album “Little By Little” and ” A Real Good Way to Wind up Lonesome” both reaching the Top 10 of the UK Country Dance Chart in 2014.
Most recently he’s co/produced his new CD “Broken Glass /Twisted Steel with hit producer Michael Bradford (Kid Rock, Uncle Kracker that’s set for release in April 2014. He and Bradford also just produced the upcoming Tayla Lynn Vinyl Single “Honky Tonk Girl” that features her iconic grandmother Loretta Lynn. With a new CD about to be released and a tour of the UK in July 2014, House is on a roll.
http://www.jameshousemusic.com/
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