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Jason Deere | Award-winning songwriter and producer, Jason Deere has written for a plethora of renowned artists including LeAnn Rimes, Josh Gracin, Jessica Simpson, and Latin sensation Wanessa Camargo. His work with groups SHeDAISY and Ryan Shupe and the Rubberband helped them become the success stories they are today. Deere wrote five songs on SHeDAISY’s double platinum debut album as well as the country trio’s recent top 5 single “Don’t Worry ‘Bout a Thing.” |
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Dishwalla alternative
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Dishwalla was formed in 1992. Scot Alexander, the bassist, is
a member of the Church. He writes a lot of the music including
their hit "Counting Blue Cars" .
Scott told Famousmormons.net : "I think it's very positive for them (The Youth) to see that you can be LDS and out in the entertainment/sports whatever industry and still uphold our standards and make a positive influence as a result." They released thier4th studio album in March |
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Eric Dodge country |
Eric started taking vocal lessons in November of 2002 and has had
the opportunity to work with some excellent vocal coaches. He has
been able to perform many crowd pleasing shows where the audience
has been very involved. Eric recorded his debut album at
OmniSound Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, where he worked with the
best producers, songwriters, and musicians possible. In March of
2006, his first radio single, "Anything for You" was released and
hit #19 on the New Music Weekly-Independent Artists chart. Eric has
been featured in America's largest country music magazine, "Country
Weekly" and on the popular website, Music News Nashville. Source: Meet Eric Dodge |
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Due West | Tim Gates, Matt Lopez and Brad Hull Together they are Due West, a country music trio. Their new single "Bible and The Belt" just jumped into the top 60 on the secondary charts. They are also a part of the Nashville Tribute Band, which you may have heard on the Nashville Tribute albums ("Joseph: A Nashville Tribute to the Prophet" and "Trek: A Nashville Tribute to the Pioneers") | |
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The Duttons |
The Duttons are known as Branson's most versatile music group. The
Variety is astounding! Throughout the show, each Dutton plays at least
six different instruments and each song features something uniquely
different. In addition to performing at their theater in Branson, The Duttons still do quite a bit of shows on the road. They have recently been invited to Hong Kong this winter and they'll be doing quite a bit in a new theater they are opening in Mesa, AZ. The Duttons
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