Beatles, Grateful Dead, New Riders of the Purple Sage, 60s rock, contemporary country music.
Sounds Like
George Strait, Alan Jackson, Keith Urban, Shania Twain, SheDaisy, Trisha Yearwood, Faith Hill, TimMcGraw, Rascal Flatts, Wynonna, Buddy Jewell, Joe Nichols, Blake Shelton, Kenny Chesney, Cindy Thompson, Martina McBride, Gretchen Wilson, Redd Hot Mamas, Neil McCoy, Rivers Rutherford, Essra Mohawk, Montgomery-Gentry, Patty Loveless, Leanne Womack, John Michael Montgomery, Jessica Harp, Daniel Nahmod
Seth Jackson - Songwriter
Seth Jackson wrote his first song in 1983, while studying for his MBA degree at the Wharton School. The second song he ever wrote, called "The Atomic Bop", received airplay on WAAF-FM in the Boston area. The song caught the ear of the local music press, prompting The Beat Magazine to write, "Be on the Seth Jackson alert..." Several years later, Seth left the corporate world to study at the Grove School of Music in Los Angeles, where he earned a diploma in Songwriting.
An ASCAP member, Seth is NSAI Regional Workshop Coordinator
for the Los Angeles/Pasadena area. While he has primarily focused on honing the craft of country music, he also likes to write rock, pop, blues, and novelty songs. Seth promotes his catalog through certain Nashville publishers and also through his own publishing company, Row Town Music.
In June of 2008, Seth received a Presidential invitation to the White House because of his song, "Pfc. Ross A. McGinnis", a tribute to an Iraq war hero. The soldier was eventually awarded a Medal of Honor, and the song was performed at a reception following the award ceremony.
Seth’s credits include:
• "Duh!" - CD: Typical American Girl by Darlene Marie McCoy on Mirror Image Nashville
• “We Can Try” – CD: One Power by Daniel Nahmod on Nimblenotes Records
• “My Lucky Stars and Stripes”, “Carolina Nights”, “Daddy Tried” – CD: My Lucky Stars and Stripes by Dyers Daughters on MDD Records
• “Oh, My Badness” – CD: Flaming Hearts by Margaret Moore
• “What’s One More Heartache?” – CD: What’s One More Heartache? by Chris Curtice on Ancy Records
• “There Oughta Be a Law” – CD: What If? by Blake Luquette on Ralph Records
• “Bucket of Bolts”, “I Love My Car”, “Back Seat Baby” - the Car Heads on Car Heads Car-settes.
• “Blow It Out Your Tailpipe”, “Attention Shoppers”, “Now That I Finally Know” – CD: Blow It Out Your Tailpipe by Echo Smith on Sounds of Echo
• “Daddy Tried” in the motion picture Letters From a Killer starring Patrick Swayze on Lions Gate Films
• “Strong Word” and “That Dang Love Thang” in the motion picture Broke Sky on Buzzard Films
Seth has co-written with a number of well-known writers and artists.
Thanks for the add. Ross McGinnis was a friend of mine, used to hang out in my bar back in germany. Ur song is an amazing memory for me and the old friends we used to hang out with, specialy some guys out of his company. Thank u!!!
Please don't forget to publish your country music news and events to CountryHome Forum. Each news and event published to CountryHome Forum will go to my weekly newsletter with more than 30,000 readers.
Warm regards
Christian
CountryHome Magazine Editor Christian Lamitschka An der Pfingstweide 28 61118 Bad Vilbel Germany
Great talking with you last night. Sorry about the scheduling conflict for Thursday. I'll make it up to you on the next go round. Hope it's a great show and please send my regards and apologies to everyone for not being available.
Also, God and Women is a really good song. Trace Adkins should jump all over that.
Hey Wish I was going!!!! I will go in Dec. I need to do some recordings with Chip . It is hard when you are in school and so far away . Have fun and tell Chip HI Destany
Join us in congratulating record producer Kim Copeland for her work on the Rachel Williams album, Lonely At The Bottom. Check this great review by R.K. Oermann with Music Row Magazine on Rachel's current single, The Only Thing Harder Than Leaving.
"She has the goods. This creeps up on you with cat’s paws. The languid pace, echoing instruments, spacious production and her hushed, aching delivery are all immensely seductive. The lyric of leaving home is full of terrific details. And her falsetto leaps in the bridge are like little daggers to the heart. A mini masterpiece. This, by the way, is the third single in a row that I have raved about from this performer."
