Sharon Vaughn | The Nashville Hall Of Fame Songwriter who saved a life with her song

from Hitmakers Exposed · host Martin Sutton | The Songwriting Academy

An inspirational conversation with a multi-million selling hit songwriter in both pop and country music.Sharon is a multi platinum songwriter who started her career in music in her home state, Florida, as a singer.She spent years as a session singer (Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, George Jones and many others) until her first recorded song hit for the Oak Ridge Boys, followed shortly by the iconic, MY HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN COWBOYS, by Waylon Jennings and then recorded by Willie Nelson on OSCAR winning soundtrack of The Electric Horseman film.After enjoying long term success as a country music songwriter, she moved to Stockholm in 2008 and penned Agnes’ worldwide hit, RELEASE ME and continues to travel back and forth between Europe and the States composing all genres of music… including scores for musical theatre in Europe and The States.Sharon is a member of the Nashville Songwriters Hall Of FameThe best advice out there, raw and uncensored, from experts who have walked the walk through the music business 🔥 To find out how we can help you, come and talk to our professionalsGet more from The Songwriting Academy and join the FREE Songwriting Community HERE

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