Missi Gallimore's guest appearances

Missi Gallimore

Get Real with Caroline Hobby

Made It In Music: Interviews With Artists, Songwriters, And Music Industry Pros

Pitch List

Dave Barnes

Tom Douglas

Stephen Kellogg

John Oates

Colbie Caillat

Luke Laird

Ross Copperman

Tim Lauer

John Fields

Daniel Tashian

Reid Shippen

Ashley Gorley

Walker Hayes

Natalie Hemby

Lori McKenna

OwlTail

At her start, Missi Gallimore had little knowledge of how the music industry worked. Today, she is the reason behind some of our favorite songs. She discovered, “Blue Ain’t Your Color”, “Live Like You Were Dying” and many more hits. Listen as this music business genius shares her journey of how she made it in music.Even though she loved music, Missi had zero knowledge at all of the music industry- her start happened by chance. She began working for Billy Sherril by someone sending him her resume and he invited her over to listen to his song of Charlie Rich. She told him she didn’t like it… he hired her right away!Missi now works in A&amp;R with clients, Tim McGraw and Keith Urban. She also owns several publishing companies, and is a co-founder of Get It Done Entertainment.How did she find great songs? Hard work, listening to a ton of songs a week, and cultivating relationships with publishers.She also describes the challenges of her job. Getting artists a record deal seem to be more difficult than ever- but we still need a record label!Missi also discusses the change she would like to see and where she thinks country music is headed. What’s the most important part of the music business? A great song! She emphasizes the importance and responsibility of publishers and songwriters. She also gives a charge to writers and publishers in Nashville: Stop following the trends!“They're the ones who make the wheels turn here so they’re going to have to change something.”She also discusses:What she personally looks for in a song,To never give up and how to stay true (even Tim McGraw was told he’d never make it!),Why radio is still important… for now,How to take things slow and be strategic Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At her start, Missi Gallimore had little knowledge of how the music industry worked. Today, she is the reason behind some of our favorite songs. She discovered, “Blue Ain’t Your Color”, “Live Like You Were Dying” and many more hits. Listen as this music business genius shares her journey of how she made it in music.Even though she loved music, Missi had zero knowledge at all of the music industry- her start happened by chance. She began working for Billy Sherril by someone sending him her resume and he invited her over to listen to his song of Charlie Rich. She told him she didn’t like it… he hired her right away!Missi now works in A&amp;R with clients, Tim McGraw and Keith Urban. She also owns several publishing companies, and is a co-founder of Get It Done Entertainment.How did she find great songs? Hard work, listening to a ton of songs a week, and cultivating relationships with publishers.She also describes the challenges of her job. Getting artists a record deal seem to be more difficult than ever- but we still need a record label!Missi also discusses the change she would like to see and where she thinks country music is headed. What’s the most important part of the music business? A great song! She emphasizes the importance and responsibility of publishers and songwriters. She also gives a charge to writers and publishers in Nashville: Stop following the trends!“They're the ones who make the wheels turn here so they’re going to have to change something.”She also discusses: <ul><li>What she personally looks for in a song,</li><li>To never give up and how to stay true (even Tim McGraw was told he’d never make it!),</li><li>Why radio is still important… for now,</li><li>How to take things slow and be strategic</li></ul> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Missi Gallimore: Finding the Perfect Songs for a Record

She may not be a songwriter, but Missi Gallimore is the woman behind so many of your favorite country songs. She not only discovered hits such as "Blue Ain't Your Color", "Humble and Kind" and "Breathe", but also owns her own publishing company, and a popular coffee shop in Franklin, TN (Coffee and Coconuts).  Listen on to hear this A&amp;R genius share some wisdom with us songwriters in this episode. https://americansongwriter.com/american-songwriter-podcast-network/

She may not be a songwriter, but Missi Gallimore is the woman behind so many of your favorite country songs. She not only discovered hits such as "Blue Ain't Your Color", "Humble and Kind" and "Breathe", but also owns her own publishing company, and a popular coffee shop in Franklin, TN (Coffee and Coconuts).  Listen on to hear this A&amp;R genius share some wisdom with us songwriters in this episode. <a href="https://americansongwriter.com/american-songwriter-podcast-network/pitch-list-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://americansongwriter.com/american-songwriter-podcast-network/</a>

Ep. 13: Sing-Along Song / Missi Gallimore