BMI Celebrates Four Million Performances of ‘One More Day’
BMI treated songwriter Bobby Tomberlin to a lunch at Nashville’s Maggiano’s on January 18 to celebrate four million performances of his modern-day country standard “One More Day.” Recorded by Diamond Rio in 2000, the song was Tomberlin’s first No. 1 in 2001. In addition to Diamond Rio, Tomberlin has had songs recorded by Josh Turner, Faith Hill, Kenny Rogers, Rodney Atkins, Joe Nichols, Little Jimmy Dickens, and many more. Pictured are (seated) co-writer Steven Dale Jones, producer Michael Clute, Candi Carpenter, Tomberlin, and Diamond Rio’s Brian Prout and Dan Truman; (standing) BMI’s Mark Mason, Diamond Rio’s Jimmy Olander, Curb Music’s Drew Alexander, and Diamond Rio’s Dana Williams and Gene Johnson. (Photo by Drew Maynard)
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