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LWC Favorites: Songs Of Larry Wayne Clark

by Larry Wayne Clark

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Cathy-Anne McClintock - I Wanna Live Like That 03:28
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Bobby Wills - Thank God For Second Chances 03:32
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Cassidy Lynn Alexander - Down By The Bonfire 03:09
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Shelly Rann - Chains 03:35
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Marc Rossi - A Little Piece Of The Lord 02:36
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Erinn Bates - Can't Hide In A Small Town 03:48
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Robin English - Cotton Field Girl 04:40
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Halie Loren - They Oughta Write A Song 03:05
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Wendy Newcomer - Too Much Vodka 04:05
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Andrea Pearson - If I Can't Have Tomorrow 03:16
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Lisa Brokop - Heaven Only Knows 03:31
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Shawn Dodd - Something Worth Praying For 03:31
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Ray Herndon - Jesus Christ, JC Penney and Johnny Cash 02:57
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Emma Jacob - Untrue 02:53
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Wendy Newcomer - Even The Devil 03:50
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Chelsee Oaks - Rag Doll 03:49
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Jay Speight - Who's This Woman 03:45
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Matt Dame - Times Like These 03:37
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Jamie Lee Thurston - Fathers And Sons 03:59
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LWC - Nothin' Says Goodbye Like A Train 03:21
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I’m a songwriter who writes songs for other people to sing. Nothing gives me greater joy than hearing a truly blessed singer creating magic with a song that I’ve written, or had a hand in writing. I consider myself an okay singer in the right context, but as a creator of songs I feel I can go anywhere, soar without limitations through a variety of genres. The better the singer the greater the challenge.

I may belong to a fading breed but not in Nashville. Nashville’s streets teem with songwriters of every description driven by unparalleled dedication to their craft. It’s inspiring, and little wonder most of my writing and co-writing over the past 15 years has taken place in aptly-named Music City. Some of those songs (and it was pure hell selecting a mere 20!) appear on this CD. Many are demos—whether full-blown or “unplugged”—and several are masters that the singers have recorded for their own CDs. You’ll hear some wonderful young artists here (often the co-writers of the songs they appear on) . . . Halie Loren, Robin English, Andrea Pearson, Cathy-Anne McClintock, Bobby Wills, Erinn Bates, Shelly Rann, Shawn Dodd, and more . . . as well as a few of Nashville’s superb “hired guns,” the demo singers who dazzle us all with their speed, focus and imagination.

I’m proud of these songs and my thanks go out to all who have helped make them happen, starting with each and all of my gifted co-writers, as well as the singers, musicians and engineers who play such a vital role in turning raw ideas into substance, if indeed something as ethereal as a song can every be said to have substance. Songs, at least the ones that matter, float atmospherically around us permeating our lives deeply and invisibly. That’s what every songsmith dreams of coining: a song (or a bunch) that simply become part of our collective lives.

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released June 14, 2010

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Larry Wayne Clark Rothesay, New Brunswick

I'm a publisher, a music journalist, a producer and songwriting coach--but mainly I love to write songs. Not to perform myself (though I play the odd writer's night) but to pitch to various artists. Sometimes songs get recorded, a few actually make money, but it's the process itself--and the wonderfully talented people it brings me into contact with--that continues to excite me. ... more

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