The Music City Mantra - Beauhall, James
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This book is the second effort of this songwriter turned novelist. After retiring from his position as president and CEO of a seven-state insurance agency, he took up songwriting as his next career challenge and now has a catalogue of over two hundred songs, forty of which have been recorded by various country artists. After five years of jousting with the windmills of the greedy power-hungry, megalomaniac music moguls that come and go like tumble weeds before a prairie wind, he has once again retired, this time from the frenetic, backstabbing, dog-eat-dog world of the Nashville music…mehr

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This book is the second effort of this songwriter turned novelist. After retiring from his position as president and CEO of a seven-state insurance agency, he took up songwriting as his next career challenge and now has a catalogue of over two hundred songs, forty of which have been recorded by various country artists. After five years of jousting with the windmills of the greedy power-hungry, megalomaniac music moguls that come and go like tumble weeds before a prairie wind, he has once again retired, this time from the frenetic, backstabbing, dog-eat-dog world of the Nashville music industry, where the question is always "What have you done for me today?" and the mantra is "You scratch my back while I stab yours." He's now living the quiet life with his wife, Maelene, and their four cats in the serenity of the Woodlands, Texas.
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This author was formerly president of an interestate insurance agency with seventy-five agents and offices in six states. After retiring; following a dream of his youth; he took up songwriting as a means of keeping his mind active. His song catalogue now contains over two hundred songs; thirty of which have made it onto records by various country music artists. His songwriting efforts eventually led him to Nashville in search a publishing company to represent him and promote his songs. This book is inspired by his experiences in the dog eat -dog world of the, megalomaniac mogul controlled, mecca of country music.