Larry Wayne Clark cuts — just a selection...

	2006's Nashville Star wowed audiences and judges alike with "Drinkin' Me Lonely," a dark honky tonk lament that, in the words of one judge, "revealed a true artist." Drinkin’ Me Lonely (Larry Wayne Clark/Chris Young) Chris Young (RCA Nashville)
	The original Nashville Star, Buddy continues to shine as one of Music City's fine singer-songwriters. Addicted To The Rain (Larry Wayne Clark/Buddy Jewell) Buddy Jewell (Columbia Nashville)
	This 1991 gospel-tinged hit remains a staple in Lee's shows. It was also featured in an episode of Walker, Texas Ranger. Between A Rock And A Heartache (Larry Wayne Clark/Ron Irving/David Simmonds) All Time Greatest Hits (Curb Records)
	They only made one album for Atlantic but this vocal quintet showed signs of becoming a new generation's Oak Ridge Boys. Uncle Hickory’s General Store (Larry Wayne Clark/Stephanie C. Brown) South Sixty Five (Atlantic Records)
	A bit of bluegrass, a touch of folk, a tasteful dash of pop and an earthy sprinkling of country...Cathy-Anne blends her spice rack of influences into intelligent songs that touch the heart. I Wanna Live Like That with Tim O'Brien (Larry Wayne Clark/Cathy-Anne McClintock) Crazy 'Bout You (Larry Wayne Clark/Cathy-Anne McClintock) Cathy-Anne McClintock (37 Records)
	This brilliant young singer-songwriter packs emotion well beyond her years into jazzy ballads that feature a combo of Portland, Oregon's stellar musicians. They Oughta Write A Song (Larry Wayne Clark/Halie Loren) How Should I Know (Larry Wayne Clark/Halie Loren) They Oughta Write A Song (White Moon Records)
	Kenny's blazing guitar licks and Amanda's mountain fresh vocal stylings have made this bluegrass duo a festival favorite. You’re Gonna See Me Shine (Larry Wayne Clark/Marc Rossi) Live And Learn (Rebel Records)
	Tender ballad or rocker, this Texas-born, harp-blowin', fire-breathing redhead delivers bigtime! Cotton Field Girl (Larry Wayne Clark/Robin English) Wake Up Loving You (Larry Wayne Clark/Robin English) Baby You’re The Man (Larry Wayne Clark/Roy English/Robin English) Robin English (Aspirion Records)
	Whatever the song, Wendy's lovely, effortless alto plainly shows why she's become a darling of Nashville's alt-country set. Too Much Vodka (Larry Wayne Clark/Wendy Newcomer) Even The Devil (Larry Wayne Clark/R.N. Taylor/Wendy Newcomer) Wendy Newcomer (Directly Records)
	Edmonton, Alberta's teen sensation has become a full-grown heartthrob who sings with a soulful country-rock rasp. Walkin’ With The Man (Larry Wayne Clark/Adam Gregory) Adam Gregory (Mensa Records)
	Hard work, vibrant production and memorable songs have made this New Brunswicker one of Canadian radio's most-played Contemporary Country artists. Do You Remember (Larry Wayne Clark/J.R. Vautour) J.R. Vautour (Busy Music)
	And we're proud to say that J.R. has included one Brainchild song on each of his CDs to date! You Were There (Larry Wayne Clark/J.R. Vautour/Noah Gordon) J.R. Vautour (Busy Music)
	One of Canada's true independents, Sean's sturdy baritone and excellent songs have made him a radio favourite since the mid-90s. What Would You Have Me Believe (Larry Wayne Clark/Sean Hogan) Sean Hogan (Fontana North)
	One of Canada's finest singer-songwriters, Colin plants both feet firmly and knocks it out of the park, time after time. You Don’t See That Every Day (Larry Wayne Clark/Colin Amey) Colin Amey (Royalty Records)
	A favorite in her native Nova Scotia, RyLee's earthy, seductive alto finds a wider audience with each outing. Her Me And Cinderella CD was produced by John Jennings, of Mary Chapin Carpenter fame. Me And Cinderella (Larry Wayne Clark/Rylee Madison) Rylee Madison (Madison Productions)
	Hailing from Barrie, Ontario, this smooth-as-silk harmony trio brings a Crosby, Stills and Nash folk-rock element to their Country originals. Crimson Sky (I Have Arrived) (Larry Wayne Clark/After Tuesday) You Got Me Fallin’ (Larry Wayne Clark/After Tuesday) After Tuesday (Royalty Records)
	Sean is an award-winning Irish folk traditionalist whose repertoire includes offerings from some of Music Row's finest tunesmiths, rendered with his unique Celtic spin. River Of Yesterday (Larry Wayne Clark/Sherry Garland) Sean Keane (Circin Rua)