Country sensation Randy Houser cut and cowrote “Wild, Wild West with Daryl Burgess and Angelo. the song is featured on his debut recording for ShowDog-Universal “Anything Goes”. Click here to watch Randy play “Wild, Wild West” live.
Country journeyman John Michael Montgomery cut two of Daryl Burgess’ songs on his new record “Time Flies.” “All In a Day” was written by Burgess and Dan Demay. Montgomery made the second cut, “If You Ever Went Away”, his first single and released a video for the song directed by Jason Epperson. Click here to watch the video for “If You Ever Went Away”.
Former American Idol finalist Bo Bice cut two songs from our catalog on his new album “3”, which was released in May by Saguaro Road Records. “Wild Roses” and “Who Knows What” were co written by Bice and Daryl Burgess. You can click here to see Bo performing “Wild Roses” live.
Van Zant cut a song written by Daryl Burgess and Thom Mchugh. The cut, titled “The Hardest Thing,” appears on their latest album “My Kind of Country”. Click here to listen to the song.
Country legend Hank Williams Jr. cut a song written by Daryl Burgess and Ron Hellard titled “Forged By Fire.” The cut appears on his latest record “127 Rose Avenue”, released by Curb Records. This record features some of Nashville’s most influential musicians like steel guitarist Paul Franklin, Brent Mason, and Robert Randolph. Click here to listen to the song.
Country artist Marlee Scott cut a song written by Daryl Burgess and Thom McHugh titled “Planet of Your Own.” The cut appeared on Scott’s industry EP. Click here to listen to the song.
The Nashville/Midsouth Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences presented their 24th Annual Midsouth Regional Emmy Awards Darby Ledbetter’s music video, “I Won’t Let My Guard Down” won an Emmy in the Entertainment Category. The song was written by Darby Ledbetter / Jeff Teague.
R5 Sons Alaska, an RFD-TV series documenting the adventures of the Perrins family as they run Rainy Pass Lodge in remote Alaskan territory with their five boys, has a brand new theme song. The song, “Way Up Here” was co-written by A&R’s Jeff Teague and Trent Willmon. Click here to learn more about the show.
