What's Mine Is Yours: Recent Episodes
Tiffany Woys
Have you ever heard a song and felt like it was yours? As if it was written for you? That question is what inspired Nashville singer Tiffany Woys’ Podcast ‘What’s Mine Is Yours.’ The podcast is the equivalent of a greatest hits package, literally. Her revealing interviews shine the spotlight on some of the biggest “A-list” songwriters in Nashville whose songs have been downloaded hundreds of millions of times. Hear the stories of the joy, the pain, the lies, and the money from Jeffrey Steele, Shane Minor, The Warren Brothers, Chris DuBois and many, many more. It's also a sweeping, loving, fascinating and brutally honest overview of the Nashville music machine, as told through the lenses of the careers and lives of these influential and iconic writers and artists that are still writing some of music’s biggest hits today.
Tiffany Woys welcomes Jeff Trott, songwriter and producer, on this episode of "What's Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys.
Jeff is most well known as a collaborative songwriter with Sheryl Crow, and together they wrote many of her top hits, including "Soak Up the Sun," and "If It Makes You Happy," among others. You'll hear the stories behind these songs and many more as Jeff lets us into his thinking process and mindset during various writing and producing sessions, not only with Sheryl, but also with Stevie Nicks, and other artists.
Get ready for a fascinating look from behind the scenes in the writing room, and the producers studio.
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On this Song Stories episode of "What's Mine is Yours," with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany gets to know Phil O'Donnell, otherwise known as "Phil Billy." He not only is a musician and a successful songwriter, but he also produces.
Phil has written songs for artists such as George Strait, Blake Shelton, Craig Morgan, Montgomery Gentry, and Brad Paisley. He shares insightful stories behind many of the hit songs he wrote for these artists, as well as his perspective of the business and songwriting from the classic, straightforward view of country music.
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South African born Zarni deVette attended Berklee School of Music in Boston, lived in Seattle and Austin, and finally made it to Nashville to pursue a career in the music business as a songwriter and producer. It wasn't an easy path to success with her hit song "Somebody Does," by rising duo Tiger Lily Gold. In this Song Stories episode, Tiffany follows her intriguing and touching journey on "What's Mine is Yours," with Tiffany Woys.
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Our guest on this episode of "What's Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys, is Jay DeMarcus. Musician, songwriter and producer, Jay is most well known as a member of Rascal Flatts. He shares stories about Rascal Flatts' and their decades long career, and he even has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
In 2018, Jay founded Red Street Records, an independent Christian music label, and is currently working with artists such as Chris Lane and Ryan Griffin.
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On this bonus episode of "What's Mine is Yours," with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany interviews several songwriting superstars including Jeffrey Steele, Shane Minor, The Warren Brothers and Tammi Kidd Hutton. You can find all of their full length interviews from earlier in the season, right here on "What's Mine is Yours."
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This superstar multiplatinum songwriter and BMI ICON award winner credits Forrest Gump as inspiration, and actually used a Forrest Gump quote as the title and the lyric for a massive George Strait number one hit! Another of his number one’s was Miller Beer’s theme song for several years!
In this episode of "What's Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany welcomes Bob DiPiero .
He has written 15 US number one hits and several Top 20 singles for Tim McGraw, The Oak Ridge Boys, Reba McEntire, Vince Gill, Faith Hill, Shenandoah, Neal McCoy, Highway 101, Restless Heart, Ricochet, John Anderson, Montgomery Gentry, Brooks & Dunn, George Strait, Pam Tillis, Martina McBride, Trace Adkins, Travis Tritt, Bryan White, Billy Currington, Etta James, Delbert McClinton, Van Zant, Tanya Tucker and Patty Loveless. He has even written a huge hit for Megan Trainor and Fancy.
Bob’s easy going nature and incredible stories behind his songs will entertain and surprise you . Take a deep dive with a living treasure of Nashville! It’s Bob DiPiero now on "What's Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys.
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On this episode of "What's Mine is Yours" with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany interviews CJ Solar. CJ was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where he fell in love with playing guitar and playing music with his brothers. His love of music led him to attend Belmont in Nashville, Tennessee, and has been pursuing music as a songwriter and an artist, ever since. CJ has co-written two number ones as a songwriter, including his first number one, "Up Down," recorded by Morgan Wallen, and his second #1 , "Some Girls," by Jameson Rogers.
He has also written for other artists Jared Neiman, Jason Aldean and Justin Moore.
As an artist he has opened for acts such as Lynyrd Skynyrd, Gary Allan, and Hank Williams Jr.
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He's written seven number one hits, and 10 top tens by everyone from Rascal Flatts to Kenny Rogers, to George Strait and Lee Brice. He oversaw the careers of Blake Shelton, Patty Loveless, Clay Walker, Joe Diffie, and worked A & R with Tim McGraw, Leanne Rimes, Lee Brice, Wynonna and many others.
This week on Song Stories from "What's Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany talks with the former VP/A & R for Epic Records, former president of Giant Records, the head of A & R for Curb Records, and now the VP, and head of A & R at Black River Records, Doug Johnson. He shares stories about working with Kelsea Ballerini, the Billboards Song of the Year, "Love Like Crazy," by Lee Brice, the CMA, ACM, CCMA and NSAI, and "Three Wooden Crosses," by Randy Travis.
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On this bonus episode, join Tiffany and multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer, Alex Kline, this week on "What’s Mine Is Yours" with Tiffany Woys.
She is the one of the hottest producers and songwriters in Nashville!
Alex Kline talks with Tiffany about her songs that have been recorded by Tenille Arts, Reba, Ronnie Dunn, Gary Allan and more, as well as and being the producer and cowriter of the first all female only team to have a number one hit! Alex also plays multiple instruments and often becomes part of the song melodies.
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On this episode of "What’s Mine Is Yours With Tiffany Woys,” Tiffany talks to Mega Superstar songwriter Kent Blazy who co writes with Garth Brooks.
Hear all about the first song Garth and Kent penned together, "If Tomorrow Never Comes," which became the first number one song for both. The friendship and writing partnership continued as Garth included eight more of their songs on his albums.
Four more of theirs songs captured the number one slot: "Somewhere Other Than the Night", "Ain’t Goin’ Down (‘Til the Sun Comes Up)", "It’s Midnight Cinderella", and "She’s Gonna Make It.”
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On episode 30 of "What's Mine is Yours" with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany sits down to a 90- minute conversation with a powerful and ultra personally revealing, superstar songwriter, Tom Douglas. Tom is Nashville songwriting royalty, and his life and stories are astounding and enlightening. Tiffany’s questions are piercing and personal, revealing a very complex, extremely self aware artist who still hangs on to his self described "naive hope" for the songwriter.
He talks about being “ a faithless” man yet he quotes and thanks God profusely.
He talks about never writing with artists, yet he is open to it, and he talks about never giving up. He said, “You can’t give up on something you love.”
The truth is, Douglas gave up. After his songwriting career failed to take off in the late 80’s during his first move to Nashville, Douglas relocated with his wife to Texas, where he had a successful 13-year career in commercial real estate. At age 39, he realized something was missing. While he was certain he never wanted to return to Nashville, or have one of his songs recorded, Douglas wanted to enjoy writing songs again.
A deeply personal song Douglas wrote about his father, “Little Rock” was recorded by Collin Raye in 1994 and was nominated for CMA Song of the Year. It was Douglas’ first song recorded at age 41, and three years later he moved back to Nashville. His No. 1 streak continued with Miranda Lambert’s GRAMMY Award-winning, “The House That Built Me,” Tim McGraw’s “Southern Voice,” and Lady A’s, “I Run to You.”
“I had to come back to that. The creative journey in life is a battle of detaching yourself from the end result. … Hemingway said, ‘Write one true sentence,’ and that's really what I'm trying to do."
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On this episode of "What's Mine is Yours," with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany sits down with songwriter Lynn Hutton, a Tennessee native, who has written hits for Eric Church, Lainey Wilson, Florida Georgia Line, Thomas Rhett, Jason Aldean, and Darius Rucker to name a few.
Lynn and Tiffany talk about his writing room experiences, writing with Eric Church, and why he almost missed his turn to write at the "cabin." Lynn's wife Tammi Kidd Hutton also joins in on the conversation.
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On this episode of "What's Mine is Yours" with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany interviews Scott Stepakoff who is from Atlanta, Georgia, and moved to Nashville in 2004. He started as a singer and turned into a successful songwriter building his reputation as an outstanding lyricist. Scott has written songs for artists such as Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Kelsea Ballerini, Brandy Clark, and Walker Hayes.
Scott shares stories about writing with Kelsea Ballerini, Shane McAnally and many others. His style is refreshing and honest, and he is a champion for other songwriters. He shares how listeners can best support songwriters for the long term.
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Talk about a guy who epitomizes the name of this podcast...On this week's Song Stories episode of "What's Mine is Yours" with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany sits down with D. Vincent Willams. He was leaving Nashville behind. He had had enough, and that is when he wrote the song that said goodbye to Nashville, that bitterly sad song, on his way out of town- the one that blew up his career and his future, and made him a massively successful and influential songwriter. Now listen to the story behind that song that also made him an ACM award winner.
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Multi-genre singer songwriter Hunter Hayes is Tiffany's guest on this episode of "What's Mine Is Yours" with Tiffany Woys.
Hunter is a five-time, time multi-platinum artist who was on the road to superstardom when his career took a dramatic turn. Hear his real, authentic personality and musical genius shine through as Tiffany has a personal and revealing look at his entire musical life. From country stardom at age 18 with his debut album, with the Grammy nominated song, "Wanted," to his pop music ascension with his new project Red Sky, hear why Hunter Hayes is a creative force who will continue to ignite and entertain his massive and loyal fan base.
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On this week's episode of 'What's Mine is Yours,' with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany welcomes the first Texas born and bred songwriter to the show. Jason Saenz has written hits in both pop and country for Gavin DeGraw, Little Big Town, LeeAnn Womack, Brandy Clark, Banners and over 30 other country and Pop artists.
Jason Saenz gives us a refreshingly fearless portrayal of the highs and lows of Pop, Hip Hop and country songwriting from L.A. to Nashville, in this day and age of diminishing financial rewards for our beloved songwriters. His energy and youthful exuberance will make you smile and his insightful honest and transparent stories about publishing, points and how Nashville’s songwriters are getting financially screwed will delight and infuriate you! Get ready to go a high energy and revealing ride with Jason Saenz on 'What’s Mine Is Yours' with Tiffany Woys.
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On this episode of "What's Mine is Yours," with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany gets to know Phil O'Donnell, otherwise known as "Phil Billy." He not only is a musician and a successful songwriter, but he also produces. Phil has written songs for artists such as George Strait, Blake Shelton, Craig Morgan, Montgomery Gentry, and Brad Paisley. Phil shares insightful stories behind many of the hit songs he wrote for these artists.
His perspective from the classic, straightforward view of country music reflects in our discussion of country blossoming in the '90's, and how special a time it was for this genre. We talked about how artists and writers are turning country music and the industry back around to ensure country music is here for good.
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On this bonus episode of "What’s Mine Is Yours" with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany welcomes Grammy nominated songwriter and producer Forest Glen Whitehead.
As co-producer of and co-writer of her first two gold and Grammy nominated releases, suffice to say that Forest launched Kelsea Ballerini's meteoric ride to superstardom, and produced and co wrote her Number One hits including, "Love Me Like You Mean It," "Peter Pan," and "Legends."
Forest talks about his time with Kelsea producing and writing her hits on her Grammy nominated album .
Forest also reveals his surprising pick for his favorite artist in Nashville, as well as the most impactful song he's heard.
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South African born Zarni deVette attended Berklee School of Music in Boston, lived in Seattle and Austin, and finally made it to Nashville to pursue a career in the music business. It wasn't an easy path to success with her hit song "Somebody Does," by rising duo Tiger Lily Gold. This week Tiffany follows her intriguing and touching journey on this week's episode of "What's Mine is Yours," with Tiffany Woys.
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On "What's Mine is Yours with Tiffany Woys," this Song Stories bonus episode features Ben Caver, who penned Brett Young’s “Here Tonight.” He shares with Tiffany about the death of a close friend, and how Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks’ incredible gesture helped him heal…in front of 20,000 fans.
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On "What's Mine is Yours with Tiffany Woys," this Song Stories bonus episode,
Chris DuBois talks about his massively successful publishing company Seagale Music, finding new writers, and and how he co-wrote “Buy Me A Boat,” with Chris Janson.
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On "Whats's Mine is Yours with Tiffany Woys," this Song Stories bonus episode, Tammi Kidd Hutton reveals that her life completely changed with her first single, "Probably Wouldn't Be This Way," which was written in less than an hour, went to the top of the charts, and crossed over to pop.
Deal with it- Some days in the writing room are magical, some are not.
Tammi admits how hard it is for her to turn off the songwriter mode, especially because she's a "professional eavesdropper."
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This superstar multiplatinum songwriter and BMI ICON award winner credits Forrest Gump as inspiration, and actually used a Forrest Gump quote as the title and the lyric for a massive George Strait number one hit! Another of his number one’s was Miller Beer’s theme song for several years!
In this episode of "What's Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany welcomes Bob DiPiero .
He has written 15 US number one hits and several Top 20 singles for Tim McGraw, The Oak Ridge Boys, Reba McEntire, Vince Gill, Faith Hill, Shenandoah, Neal McCoy, Highway 101, Restless Heart, Ricochet, John Anderson, Montgomery Gentry, Brooks & Dunn, George Strait, Pam Tillis, Martina McBride, Trace Adkins, Travis Tritt, Bryan White, Billy Currington, Etta James, Delbert McClinton, Van Zant, Tanya Tucker and Patty Loveless. He has even written a huge hit for Megan Trainor
Bob’s easy going nature and incredible stories behind his songs will entertain and surprise you . Take a deep dive with a living treasure of Nashville! It’s Bob DiPiero now on "What's Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys.
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They grew up without a TV in their home, ate their pet bunnies, wore homemade sweatpants, and managed to move to Nashville, land their first record deal, perform and write hit songs. The Warren Brothers will fill in all the details with Tiffany as they cut loose on this bonus episode of "What's Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys.
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He's written seven number one hits, and 10 top tens by everyone from Rascal Flatts to Kenny Rogers, to George Strait and Lee Brice. He oversaw the careers of Blake Shelton, Patty Loveless, Clay Walker, Joe Diffie, and worked A & R with Tim McGraw, Leanne Rimes, Lee Brice, Wynonna and many others.
This week on "What's Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany talks with the former VP/A & R for Epic Records, former president of Giant Records, the head of A & R for Curb Records, and now the VP, and head of A & R at Black River Records, Doug Johnson. He shares stories about working with Kelsea Ballerini, the Billboards Song of the Year, "Love Like Crazy," by Lee Brice, the CMA, ACM, CCMA and NSAI, and "Three Wooden Crosses," by Randy Travis.
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When it comes to writing songs for artists, Tiffany Woys and Shane Minor say some artists are cool, and some are idiots. If you want to hear the unvarnished truth from a guy who is still writing number one hits, don't miss this bonus episode of "What's Mine Is Yours with Tiffany Woys."
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She is the one of the hottest producers and songwriters in Nashville!
Alex Kline talks with Tiffany about her songs that have been recorded by Tenille Arts, Reba, Ronnie Dunn, Gary Allan and more, as well as and being the producer and cowriter of the first all female only team to have a number one hit! Alex also plays multiple instruments and often becomes part of the song melodies.
Join Tiffany and multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer this week on "What’s Mine Is Yours" with Tiffany Woys.
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On "What's Mine Is Yours with Tiffany Woys," Tiffany interviews Jeffrey Steele who talks about how one accidental word and one accidental guitar riff created two massive number one hits for Rascal Flatts.
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On this episode of "What’s Mine Is Yours With Tiffany Woys,” Tiffany talks to Mega Superstar songwriter Kent Blazy who co writes with Garth Brooks.
The first song Garth and Kent penned together was "If Tomorrow Never Comes," which became the first number one song for both. The friendship and writing partnership continued as Garth included eight more of their songs on his albums.
Four more of theirs songs captured the number one slot:
"Somewhere Other Than the Night", "Ain’t Goin’ Down (‘Til the Sun Comes Up)", "It’s Midnight Cinderella", and "She’s Gonna Make It.”
Here is an excerpt from this episode.
"But the song that means the most to me outta any song I've ever written is if tomorrow never comes. Garth was cleaning churches and selling boots and I had lost my publishing deal and we just sat down, wrote this song, we pitched it around for a year.
Nothing happened. We thought okay, maybe we need to rewrite it. So we were gonna rewrite it, and he got a call to come play at the Bluebird one night and he played that song, and somebody who had passed on him for the third time that week said, "Maybe we missed something. Why don't you come back in?"
And so it's just, it meant a lot to me that this kid who is nobody all of a sudden has a record deal. And it's because of my song that he got to be able to take the chance to turn into Garth Brooks."Part 2 of 2 parts
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On this episode of "What’s Mine Is Yours With Tiffany Woys,” Tiffany talks to Mega Superstar songwriter Kent Blazy who co writes with Garth Brooks.
The first song Garth and Kent penned together was "If Tomorrow Never Comes," which became the first number one song for both. The friendship and writing partnership continued as Garth included eight more of their songs on his albums.
Four more of theirs songs captured the number one slot:
"Somewhere Other Than the Night", "Ain’t Goin’ Down (‘Til the Sun Comes Up)", "It’s Midnight Cinderella", and "She’s Gonna Make It.”
Here is an excerpt from this episode.
"But the song that means the most to me outta any song I've ever written is if tomorrow never comes. Garth was cleaning churches and selling boots and I had lost my publishing deal and we just sat down, wrote this song, we pitched it around for a year.
Nothing happened. We thought okay, maybe we need to rewrite it. So we were gonna rewrite it, and he got a call to come play at the Bluebird one night and he played that song, and somebody who had passed on him for the third time that week said, "Maybe we missed something. Why don't you come back in?"
And so it's just, it meant a lot to me that this kid who is nobody all of a sudden has a record deal. And it's because of my song that he got to be able to take the chance to turn into Garth Brooks."Part 1 of 2 parts
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On this episode of "What’s Mine Is Yours" with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany welcomes Grammy nominated songwriter and producer Forest Glen Whitehead.
As co-producer of and co-writer of her first two gold and Grammy nominated releases, suffice to say that Forest launched Kelsea Ballerini's meteoric ride to superstardom, and produced and co wrote her Number One hits including, "Love Me Like You Mean It," "Peter Pan," and "Legacy."
Forest talks about his time with Kelsea producing and writing her hits on her Grammy nominated album . He shared what she is like in the writing room and the studio. He talks about their strong friendship, his love and admiration for Kelsea, along with his hurt at not being part of her third project. He also shares his secrets and his stories about writing for Brantley Gilbert and Dylan Scott, and how Taylor Swift loved his work with Kelsea . He also talks about touring with Brandy Clark, performing at the Ryman, and realizing his dreams and passions put him right there at the Grand Ole Opry, and how a travel trailer made him a success in Nashville.
That all right here, right now on "What’s Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys!
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On this episode of What's Mine is Yours with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany sits down with songwriter Lynn Hutton, a Tennessee native, who has written hits for Eric Church, Lainey Wilson, Florida Georgia Line, Thomas Rhett, Jason Aldean, and Darius Rucker to name a few.
Lynn and Tiffany talk about his start in songwriting, his taste as an artist, writing room experiences, the more than 1000 songs he's written, and much more. Lynn shares his views of the Nashville music scene and his wife, Tammi Kidd Hutton, joins in on the conversation about writing, working together and living in Nashville as a songwriting couple.
Part two of two.
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On this episode of What's Mine is Yours with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany sits down with songwriter Lynn Hutton, a Tennessee native, who has written hits for Eric Church, Lainey Wilson, Florida Georgia Line, Thomas Rhett, Jason Aldean, and Darius Rucker to name a few.
Lynn and Tiffany talk about his start in songwriting, his taste as an artist, writing room experiences, the more than 1000 songs he's written, and much more. Lynn shares his experience writing with Eric Church, and why he almost missed his turn to write at the "cabin." Lynn's wife Tammi Kidd Hutton joins in on the conversation in part two of this two part interview.
Part one of two.
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Talk about a guy who epitomizes the name of this podcast...On this week's episode of "What's Mine is Yours" with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany continues the conversation with D. Vincent Willams. He was leaving Nashville behind. He had had enough, and that is when he wrote the song that said goodbye to Nashville, that bitterly sad song, on his way out of town- the one that blew up his career and his future, and made him a massively successful and influential songwriter.
Hear the story behind the song that became his first radio single, "Hands of a Working Man," by Ty Herndon. You'll hear D. Vincent's insights and contributions to the business of music in Nashville, which are alarming and heartwarming. Also, hear more fascinating stories of the songs he wrote for Jason Aldean, Rascal Flatts, Lee Ann Womack, Reba McEntire, Kenny Rogers, Randy Travis, and Ronnie Milsap.
Part two of two parts.
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Talk about a guy who epitomizes the name of this podcast...On this week's episode of "What's Mine is Yours" with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany sits down with D. Vincent Willams. He was leaving Nashville behind. He had had enough, and that is when he wrote the song that said goodbye to Nashville, that bitterly sad song, on his way out of town- the one that blew up his career and his future, and made him a massively successful and influential songwriter. Now listen to the story behind that song that also made him an ACM award winner.
D. Vincent's revelations about the business of music in Nashville now and back when, are unique and one of a kind. Also hear more fascinating stories of the songs he wrote for Jason Aldean, Rascal Flatts, Lee Ann Womack, Reba McEntire, Kenny Rogers, Randy Travis, Ty Herndon and Ronnie Milsap.
Part one of two parts.
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On this week's episode of 'What's Mine is Yours,' with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany welcomes the first Texas born and bred songwriter to the show. Jason Saenz has written hits in both pop and country for Gavin DeGraw, Little Big Town, LeeAnn Womack, Brandy Clark, Banners and over 30 other country and Pop artists.
From his upbringing in a Latino Pentecostal church in a tiny town in Texas, to Nashville and LA, Jason Saenz gives us a refreshingly fearless portrayal of the highs and lows of Pop , Hip Hop and country songwriting in this day and age of diminishing financial rewards for our beloved songwriters. His energy and youthful exuberance will make you smile and his insightful honest and transparent stories about publishing, points and how Nashville’s songwriters are getting financially screwed will delight and infuriate you! Get ready to go a high energy and revealing ride with Jason Saenz on 'What’s Mine Is Yours' with Tiffany Woys.
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They’ve written with and for Tim McGraw, Taylor Swift, Steven Tyler, Faith Hill, Dierks Bentley, Toby Keith, Keith Urban, Little Big Town, Martina McBride, and many more.
In this episode, part three of three parts, of 'What’s Mine is Yours' with Tiffany Woys, the conversation continues as the Warren Brothers talk about being brothers with an unbreakable bond who not only work together, but have also shared pretty much everything in life. Brad shares with Tiffany about the profound loss of his son and how it changed the whole family and their lives for the things that really matter. He has also started a podcast about grief, 'Good Grief, Good God.'
The Warren Brothers talk about the future and a few things they would still like to accomplish professionally, and much more.
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They’ve written with and for Tim McGraw, Taylor Swift, Steven Tyler, Faith Hill, Dierks Bentley, Toby Keith, Keith Urban, Little Big Town, Martina McBride, and many more.
In this episode, part two of three parts, of 'What’s Mine is Yours' with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany unleashes the Warren Brothers who say things no one else is willing to say. Brett and Brad Warren share stories about their Billboard #72 party, the story behind "Red Solo Cup," their path to sobriety, and more. They are "somebody."
It’s a very fun, funny and authentically touching interview that reveals the artistry and the very deep souls of two of Nashville’s funniest superstar writers. Trust us, you have never heard anything like this before.
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They’ve written with and for Tim McGraw, Taylor Swift, Steven Tyler, Faith Hill, Dierks Bentley, Toby Keith, Keith Urban, Little Big Town, Martina McBride, and many more.
In this episode, part one of three parts, of 'What’s Mine is Yours' with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany unleashes the Warren Brothers who say things no one else is willing to say. Brett and Brad Warren share stories about their intriguing upbringing, the pet rabbits they butchered for dinner, their sobriety, favorite football players, and their first record deal. Listen to how they live their lives now - free from the fear of death, artistic pressure and the petty industry politics of Nashville. It’s a very fun, funny and authentically touching interview that reveals the artistry and the very deep souls of two of Nashville’s funniest superstar writers. Trust us, you have never heard anything like this before.
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This episode of “What’s Mine Is Yours” with Tiffany Woys is a ‘Best Of’ Compilation from the first ten episodes.
From the Warren Brothers eating their pet rabbits, to Jeffrey Steele accidentally writing the guitar intro to “My Town, “ the Best of What’s Mine is Yours with Tiffany Woys, gives you some incredible compelling “Oh WOW” moments. You will hear from the superstar songwriters of Nashville who have all written number one songs. Shane Minor talks about his time as an undercover narcotics officer. Tammy Kidd Hutton tells the story of writing Leeann Rimes crossover smash, “Probably Wouldn’t Be This Way.” Chris DuBois talks about his massively successful publishing company Seagale Music, and how he co wrote “Buy Me A Boat,” with Chris Janson. Then Ben Caver, who penned Brett Young’s “Here Tonight,” tells you about the death of a close friend, and how Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks’ incredible gesture helped him heal…in front of 20,000 fans.
Thanks for listening, and Happy New Year from all of us at “What’s Mine Is Yours.”
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He wrote his first number one song called “Here Tonight.” He’s had his songs recorded by Carrie Underwood, Kane Brown, Kenny Rogers, Lauren Alaina and more. He’s also a go-to background vocalist for Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Thomas Rhett, and Brett Young.
His name is Ben Caver and he’s the featured number one hit songwriter on Episode 10 of “What’s Mine Is Yours,” with Tiffany Woys.
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On this episode of ‘What’s Mine Is Yours,’ Tiffany continues the conversation with Sea Gayle Music’s Chris DuBois, one of Nashville’s most brilliant, creative and analytical minds. This episode is the second of two parts.
Chris talks about what it’s like in the writing room with Brad Paisley and Chris Stapleton, as well as other well-known Nashville based songwriters.
He offers his opinion on the current and future direction Nashville is headed, whether he likes it or not. He talks about a past lawsuit related to songwriting rights, and he reveals a bucket list item that he has yet to complete.
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On this episode of 'What’s Mine Is Yours,' Tiffany sits down with Sea Gayle Music’s Chris DuBois, one of Nashville’s most brilliant, creative and analytical minds, for a very rare and insightful conversation.
Chris talks about his partnership with Brad Paisley, his signing of Chris Stapleton to his first publishing deal, and the stories behind his own #1 hit songs. Many of these stories have never been heard before, especially from a Nashville superstar songwriter and power player whose successful career in the recording and songwriting industry is both unique and surprising.
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In this episode of "What’s Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys…
Tiffany talks to her very first female guest. Songwriter, artist, producer and manager Tammi Kidd Hutton. Tammi tells the story behind her smash #1 LeAnn Rimes Country and Pop hit, “Probably Wouldn’t Be This Way," and the unbelievable story of how it influenced Tiffany’s own career.
Tiffany and Tammi then engage in a revealing and passionate discussion about the career challenges and traumas all female artists and songwriters endure and face daily, plus a really cool story of Tammi having a smoke with Dave Grohl backstage. It’s all on Episode 7 of "What’s Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys.
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In this week's episode of 'What's Mine Is Yours' with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany concludes her two part interview with hit songwriter Shane Minor.
Shane shares compelling stories of his life including writing Luke Comb's #1 hit "Cold As You," and tough times growing up without a dad. Step inside the writing room as Shane recalls how he told his label that if they did not sign songwriter Lainey Wilson, he would immediately take her to Warner Bros., and get her a deal. He shares his writing experience with Dean Dillon and many more.
In this episode of What's Mine Is Yours with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany welcomes hit songwriter Shane Minor. Born in Modesto, California, and raised as a cowboy's son and a preacher's grandson, Shane became a professional bull rider and later a member of the Los Angeles Police Department before making his big move to Nashville, Tennessee.
Shane would not only have a career as a chart topping solo artist, but would also go on to write songs for artists such as Diamond Rio, Kenny Chesney, Luke Bryan, Rascal Flatts, Cole Swindell, and many more.
In this part one of two parts, Shane shares his powerful and poignant stories about his experiences as a high school undercover cop, how he met his producer Dan Huff, and how he hated being hailed, packaged and promoted as "The Male Shania Twain."
In this episode of the What's Mine Is Yours with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany continues the conversation with Jeffrey Steele, one of Nashville's superstar songwriters with a career spanning more than 30 years writing massive hits for multiple artists.
Tiffany asks Jeffrey about the writing of "What Hurts the Most," and how a stupid little guitar riff that Jeffrey was absentmindedly strumming became one of the most powerful instrumental beginnings of a song in country music history. Plus, hear the stories of the incredible worldwide impact of Jeffrey's song, "My Wish," on generations of country fans.
In this premier full episode of the What's Mine Is Yours Podcast, your host Tiffany Woys welcomes Jeffrey Steele, one of Nashville's superstar songwriters with a career spanning more than 30 years writing massive hits for multiple artists.
Jeffrey and Tiffany discuss the 90’s in Nashville, losing his voice and not being to sing and support his wife and four kids, and how that devastation launched his songwriting career with hits from Kevin Sharpe, LeAnn Rimes and Diamond Rio.
In this episode of the What's Mine Is Yours with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany continues the conversation with Jeffrey Steele, one of Nashville's superstar songwriters with a career spanning more than 30 years writing massive hits for multiple artists.
Jeffrey and Tiffany talk about how he became the hot new genius songwriter in Nashville, by blending everything he learned from playing in the LA rock clubs, on the Sunset strip, with a newfound style of dating country sounds and his own country lyric cadence. They also talk about how he rejected and wrote the worst song ever and how it became a #1 song for a supergroup, and how a 15 year old song that was turned down by everyone, ended up being a massive country hit for a massive country star.
This is a preview of the upcoming season of the 'What's Mine Is Yours with Tiffany Woys' podcast. Join Tiffany as she interviews Nashville's songwriting superstars including Jeffrey Steele, Shane Minor, The Warren Brothers and Tammi Kidd Hutton. The first full length episode featuring Jeffrey Steele is coming soon.