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Tim James, Danny Myrick and Thomas Rhett Akins at Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Franklin

Presented by Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Franklin at Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Franklin

June 25, 2011

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Grammy nominated songwriter Tim James is the co-writer of the 5 week No.1 “My List” by Toby Keith, the recent Bucky Covington Top 10 “It’s Good To Be Us”, the smash debut from the Lost Trailers, “Holler Back”, and the Trace Adkins single “All I Ask For Anymore”, which was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Country Song of 2009. James' Top 5 hit "Love Like Crazy", performed by Lee Brice, recently broke a 52 year old record for most consecutive weeks on the Billboard Country Chart.

Danny  Myrick grew up the son of a South Mississippi preacher singing in a gospel family band. He recorded his first album at the age of 7 with his family band. After spending a few years in the 90’s as lead singer for country band Western Flyer and singing background vocals on albums by Montomery Gentry, Keith Anderson, Blake Shelton and others, Danny turned his focus to songwriting and eventually signed with Jeffrey Steele’s 3 Ring Circus Music. Danny now writes for Root 49 Music and works as a writer and/or producer with numerous talented artists including Bridgette Tatum, Alice Peacock, Kate and Kacey and the Jane Dear Girls. Danny has had numerous cuts including Craig Morgan’s “International Harvester”, Big and Rich’s “LOUD”, Gloriana’s “How Far Do You Wanna Go”, Bridgette Tatum’s “I Like My Cowboys Dirty” and 2009’s most played country song, “She’s Country” by Jason Aldean.

Thomas Rhett Akins, 19, hails from Valdosta, Ga, and has been around music his whole life. Although, he has been through several music phases, playing in rock bands in middle and high school, he didn’t start writing and playing country music until his senior year. Thomas Rhett is currently a sophomore at Lipscomb University and signed his first publishing deal with EMI. “Everything that I want to accomplish in the music business will be pointed towards Him and what he wants for me. I have no idea what will happen tomorrow, next week, or next year, but I have complete faith that wherever that may be will be the right spot. This is such an exciting time in my life, and I can’t wait to see what happens.