Linda Davis Lang Scott & Bill Whyte - RLRM Podcast Ep. 35

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What a night! This intimate night of acoustic music, starring Grammy Award winner Linda Davis and hit songwriters Lang Scott and Bill Whyte, was one for the record books.
LINDA DAVIS
Labeled a ‘song stylist’, Davis’ unique ability to interpret a song soon made her one of the hottest session singers in Nashville. She quickly caught the attention of label executives and landed her first record deal with CBS/Epic Records.
Early on, Davis gained a legion of friends and fans in the music industry, including superstar Reba McEntire. Their mutual respect for each other’s talent led them to record the duet “Does He Love You.” The recording became a #1 hit and earned the women several awards, including a Grammy for Best Country Vocal Collaboration.
Through the years, Davis has played to sold-out crowds with the likes of Garth Brooks, George Strait, Reba and Kenny Rogers, to name a few. Kenny Rogers, a long-time friend and fan proclaims, “In this business, there are people who can sing and there are singers. Linda Davis is absolutely one of the best singers in the business. I defy you to find anyone who’s ever worked with her or heard her sing to disagree with that statement. She is the best.”
For more information go to www.lindadavis.com.
LANG SCOTT
Scott has long been one of Nashville’s most consistent and sought-after musicians and vocalists, having toured with Reba, Garth Brooks, Kenny Rogers, the Statler Brothers, and Linda Davis. He has written hit songs for LeeAnn Rimes, Reba, and Linda Davis. He was the first National Champion of TNN’s “You Can Be A Star,” and had his own recording deal with mega-label MCA Records. He has appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Show with David Letterman, the CMA Awards Show, the ACM Awards Show, Hee Haw, and many others. Lang has been married to Linda Davis since 1984. They reside in Nashville with their two children, Rylee and Hillary. Hillary Scott is one-third of the Grammy Award-winning group Lady Antebellum.
BILL WHYTE
Bill Whyte’s unique presentation of funny and twisted songs makes him a favorite everywhere he entertains.
The Whyte-penned “I’m Goin’ Ugly Early Tonight” which was recorded by Cledus T. Judd, is the perfect howling climax for his stand up-singing routine, which is full of funny songs like “Trailer Park Sexy” and “Retired,” recently recorded by Ray Stevens.
Whyte’s other career is that of a morning radio personality. He has been a morning guy in Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and Nashville and has won numerous broadcast awards, including the CMA Award for Best Large Market Personality.
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[@josielouraines7057]

Love this show. Linda is a great entertainer, and she and L.ang are terrific together. Love Bill whyte too..

[@lylelambie8895]

It’s great to listen to this great old 1:30 country music there should have 2:42 2:50 a lot more of great music

[@tammyrobinson9299]

Misty: love this song, you are an amazing guitarist. Love this!

[@eddorvinen8193]

Great show

[@rogerowensby3093]

Great show to watch on a Sunday morning

[@janettrim7587]

Retired just means I am tired again. Couldn't sing and didn't play my sax good enough. My mother and my brother were entertainers; I figured that was enough in the family - so I went on radio and just talked about them. And now that I AM really retired, no one in my family wants to hear me again! So I sing and tell my funny stories to the shower or the closet and actually enjoy all the humor that comes up - just doing what comes naturally and just can't help myself. My dog and cats really enjoy it. When they tire of me they just stretch and yawn and I shut down and shut up and I turn on Real Life and Real Music. I tire of my own voice, so I truly enjoy your bantering and music. Oh, Grandma, not you again! Yep, that"s me!

[@harryrose3378]

😊😊

[@jimmycollette9209]

So right. I retired in 2011. This song retired is so true. Funny but true.

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