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AdamEdwards -> Who Wrote These Songs? (5/5/2008 3:12:45 PM)
Like Tyler was last week, I am needing to know the songwriter/publishing information for the following songs so I can make sure they get paid their royalties for the new album by my family. Song searches turn up multiple songs by different writers with no way to distinguish which song would be correct. Any help is appreciated!!! Because Of Him (The McKameys recorded it on their Still Have A Song project) Just A Little Closer Home (recorded by The Kingsmen/Mark Trammell Trio) Help Lord (have no idea where this song came from. I've never heard anyone else sing it. My wife has sang it for years and she doesn't know where it came from either. Here's the chorus: Help, Lord I'm carrying a load My Shoulders are weak and I'm hurting so I need help from above, a touch of your love Oh hear my plea and Lord, help me) Bless The Lord (The Redeemed recorded this on their Bless The Lord project.) God Likes To Work (by Karen Peck....I think this one's written by Larry Petree) Oh What A Glad Day (The Bishops recorded this on their Kentucky Bluegrass project)

JimC -> RE: Who Wrote These Songs? (5/5/2008 4:32:41 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: AdamEdwards Just A Little Closer Home (recorded by The Kingsmen/Mark Trammell Trio) That was written by Gerald Sweatman.

BrentJoiner -> RE: Who Wrote These Songs? (5/5/2008 5:50:20 PM)
I believe "Because Of Him' was written by JD Sumner.

danielmount -> RE: Who Wrote These Songs? (5/5/2008 5:56:51 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BrentJoiner I believe "Because Of Him' was written by JD Sumner. If it is the same one the Blackwood Brothers recorded, yes, it was. Trivia of the day: It was written as a response to "Surely I Will, Lord."

Jeff_from_Kentucky -> RE: Who Wrote These Songs? (5/5/2008 8:26:12 PM)
"God Likes To Work" (Larry Petree, Marcia Henry/Cameron Hill Music/BMI) Adam, this is the only one of your songs for which we have information on the SG History site. Over the past year or so I've added a bunch of song information to that site from the SG projects I have. The problem is, most of the older LP's (mid 1970s and older) and many of the table projects usually don't have complete songwriter and copyright information for the songs. Occasionally I run into new CD's that don't have the information either. This makes it difficult for us to provide complete information in some cases. It can be researched so that we can fill in the missing pieces but that is a very time-comsuming process.

AdamEdwards -> RE: Who Wrote These Songs? (5/5/2008 9:04:53 PM)
Thank y'all for the help!!! I'll see if I can dig more tomorrow and let y'all know what I've found so far. Thanks again!!!

AdamEdwards -> RE: Who Wrote These Songs? (5/6/2008 7:42:29 AM)
Alright, here's what I Have left to find the info for. Thank you all again for your input!!! Because Of Him - (The McKameys recorded it on their Still Have A Song project) Bless The Lord (The Redeemed recorded this on their Bless The Lord project.) Oh What A Glad Day (The Bishops recorded this on their Kentucky Bluegrass project)

jchaz -> RE: Who Wrote These Songs? (5/6/2008 8:05:01 AM)
Hope this helps! Got this info straight from the artist's CD credits panel. chaz quote: ORIGINAL: AdamEdwards Alright, here's what I Have left to find the info for. Thank you all again for your input!!! Because Of Him - JD Sumner/Gospel Quartet Music/SESAC Bless The Lord Michael C. Davis/Redeemed Quartet Publishing /BMI

AdamEdwards -> RE: Who Wrote These Songs? (5/6/2008 8:33:29 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: jchaz Hope this helps! Got this info straight from the artist's CD credits panel. chaz quote: ORIGINAL: AdamEdwards Alright, here's what I Have left to find the info for. Thank you all again for your input!!! Because Of Him - JD Sumner/Gospel Quartet Music/SESAC Bless The Lord Michael C. Davis/Redeemed Quartet Publishing /BMI That was a big help, buddy! Thanks a bunch!!!

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