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Craig Wiseman is one of our favorite Nashville songwriters — we’ve seen him many times. He’s written well over 200 HIT songs for famous singers. He is one of Country music’s most renowned, talented, and distinguished songwriters… ever! Our favorite Craig Wiseman songs are: “Live Like You Were Dyin” (Tim McGraw), “The Good Stuff” (Kenny Chesney), “Boys Round Here” (Blake Shelton), “Believe” (Brooks & Dunn), “Hell Yeah” (Montgomery Gentry), “Love Me If You Can” (Toby Keith) and “Just Another Day In Paradise” (Phil Vassar) — and he’s actually written several songs for each of those people. Here are some photos we took of Craig Wiseman performing in Nashville. If you ever get a chance to see Craig Wiseman and listen to the stories behind his songs… you do not want to miss it!
Living in Franklin, Tennessee, we see a good deal of celebrities whenever we’re out and about. Here are some of the best places where you are most likely to spot a celebrity in and around Nashville. (We’ve excluded all of the music venues and locations where Nashville celebrities are on hand for a specific function.)
We knew these guys before they were The Hitmen of Music Row. And thanks to GAC, you probably have a better appreciation for these guys and their music, too. Not to mention their amazing sense of humor! Here’s everything you want to know about The Hitmen of Music Row…
Have you ever stopped to think about the fact that you never really know what someone else is going through? Here are some hit songs that prove this point, plus my take on giving people the benefit of the doubt.
The funniest quote from last night’s Academy of Country Music Awards show in Las Vegas was from songwriter, Craig Wiseman. Here it is…
Craig Wiseman doesn’t have an official website. Judging from our hits on a daily basis, this site might be serving as Craig Wiseman’s official homepage! Check it out…
We went to the Bluebird Cafe for an ‘in the round’ line-up of songwriters that we could not pass up: Tony Mullins, Craig Wiseman, Bob DiPiero, and Jeffrey Steele. Here are photo highlights…
This is “the year of Craig Wiseman”… in terms of songwriting, that is. It seems every song he pens these days becomes a mega-hit by some popular superstar, like Tim McGraw (“Live Like You Were Dying”, “Where the Green…
I long for the day that it becomes commonplace to see and hear the name of the songwriter — in addition to the singer — on all music radio and video channels!
