Roger Miller

Randy Hart has played piano and keyboards since he was a kid, however, his early career in the music industry was booking bands in the Washington DC area. One such band was Tractor, for which Randy was a big fan. One night backstage, Randy sat at the piano and began playing many of the band's songs. They were so impressed they hired him to hit the road with them. The band took Randy to Los Angeles where another part of his career developed when he became a studio musician. He met Roger Miller during a session in 1978 and soon toured with Roger, becoming his manager and Musical Dir

Gordon Kennedy is the songwriter behind such hits as Eric Clapton’s “Change the World” and Bonnie Raitt’s “Gypsy in Me.” As many may also know, Gordon is a sought after musician who has recorded and performed with Garth Brooks, Ricky Skaggs and Peter Frampton (to name but a few).

Jerry Kennedy was just a young teenager when he and a friend heard Elvis Presley’s first Sun recording. They were blown away by the electric guitar they heard but later realized from photographs that Elvis played acoustic. Determined to learn more, they went to see Elvis when he performed in their hometown of Shreveport, Louisiana, in 1955, before his meteoric rise to fame. They eventually discovered that the guitarist was Scotty Moore but were disappointed that the screaming fans made it difficult to hear his playing. Ironically, Jerry’s remarkable talents as a guitarist later le

John D. Loudermilk wrote several songs that became the biggest hit recording for the artist who performed the songs.  This includes artists Sue Thompson (Sad Movies Make Me Cry) and  George Hamilton IV (A Rose and a Baby Ruth).  John was also a recording artist whose first versions of his songs acted as demos to the artists who heard one they liked and added their own style to make the song uniquely their own.  John D also wrote hits such as  Ebony Eyes-The Everly Brothers, The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian-Paul Revere and The Raiders  and Tobacco Road-Edgar Winter.

Greg Martin was able to combine the many musical styles he admired growing up when he helped form the Kentucky Headhunters. The band made up of friends began playing together in 1968 and in 1986 officially changed their name from the Itchy Brother to the Kentucky Headhunters. They released their Grammy-winning album three years later entitled Pickin’ On Nashville, which some critics referred to as heavy metal bluegrass. The band enjoyed great success with songs such as “Dumas Walker,” “Redneck Girl,” “Oh Lonesome Me” and “Walk Softly on this Heart of Mine,” many of which Greg not