Nashville Photo Archive
BMI legend Del McCoury makes his way to the stage during the 2011 IBMA Awards to be inducted into the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame. BMI was on hand September 29 to honor all of its bluegrass songwriters during the ceremony, held at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.
Sam Bush and Del McCoury perform at the 2011 IBMA Awards in Nashville.
Nicole Witt wins Songwriter of the Year at the 2011 IBMA Awards in Nashville.
Songwriter Michael Biggs recently joined the BMI family. A civil engineering student at Tennessee State University, Biggs stopped by BMI’s Nashville office to sign on the dotted line, an important step in any burgeoning songwriter’s career. Pictured are Biggs and BMI’s Thomas Cain.
BMI presented a special edition Takamine guitar to songwriter Frank Myers during an intimate dinner celebrating his chart-topping “Tomorrow” on September 27. Myers co-wrote the song with Anthony Smith, and Chris Young took it to no. 1, adding another contemporary gem to Myers’ catalog, which includes crossover smash “I Swear,” recorded by John Michael Montgomery and All-4-One, and “You and…
On a sunny afternoon in Nashville, BMI toasted the team behind Dierks Bentley’s no. 1 song “Am I the Only One.” Friends and associates gathered at Loser’s for the outdoor festivities honoring co-writers Jim Beavers and Jon Randall. “Am I the Only One” marks the sixth no. 1 for Beavers, a finance executive-turned-hit songwriter, and the first for Randall, who…
Co-writers Jim Beavers and Jon Randall field questions from reporters at the “Am I the Only One” no. 1 party.
BMI’s Clay Bradley presents a special edition BMI Takamine guitar to Jon Randall, celebrating the songwriter’s first no. 1 single, “Am I the Only One.”
Dierks Bentley (center) is pictured with co-writers Jim Beavers (left) and Jon Randall (right) at the “Am I the Only One” no. 1 party
Dierks Bentley thanks his co-writers for the hit no. 1 song “Am I the Only One.”
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