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  • Elvin BishopElvin BishopElvin talks about his hit "Fooled Around And Fell In Love," speaks about his personal tragedy, and explains what makes a well-written blues song.
  • Cevin Soling of Love Kills TheoryCevin Soling of Love Kills TheoryCevin got Jackie Chan and Ani DiFranco to record a duet of "Unforgettable." From there, it gets more bizarre.
  • Eddie Schwartz (Hit Me With Your Best Shot)Eddie Schwartz (Hit Me With Your Best Shot)Eddie tells the "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" story, and explains how his multifarious music career fell into place.
  • Andy Hersey (The Genuine Article)Andy Hersey (The Genuine Article)"Buckle Bunnies" and "Cowboy Attitude." This songwriter is a cowboy, or is it the other way around?
  • Radney FosterRadney FosterRadney wrote Keith Urban's first hit and a lullaby for his son that the Dixie Chicks recorded.
  • Billy SteinbergBilly SteinbergHow do you write great lyrics? Billy Steinberg has written the words for five #1 hits, so we asked him.
  • Emily Saliers of Indigo GirlsEmily Saliers of Indigo GirlsAlong with Amy Ray, Emily is half of The Indigo Girls. She talks about her relationship with her Methodist minister dad, and inspiration behind songs like "Closer To Fine" and "Galileo."
  • Gretchen Peters (Independence Day)Gretchen Peters (Independence Day)The term "women's songs" makes her skin crawl - it doesn't do justice to her work, which has been recorded by Faith Hill, Martina McBride and Trisha Yearwood.
  • Will JenningsWill JenningsOne of the world's great lyricists, Jennings wrote words for "Tears In Heaven," "My Heart Will Go On" and most of Steve Winwood's hits.
  • Scotty Emerick (Beer For My Horses)Scotty Emerick (Beer For My Horses)Scotty helped write many of Toby Keith's hits. He talks about how they do it, which can involve smoking weed with Willie Nelson.