Interview with Songwriting Legend Dave Loggins
A very special interview
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Dave Loggins is a rather reclusive genius. I've kept in touch with my friend through the years, but have always respected his privacy, so I can't tell you how thrilled I was that he wanted to chat with me about songwriting for my podcast!
It would take far too much space to list the artists who’ve cut Dave Loggins songs. Known as the bridge buster by fellow writers, he’s mostly referred to by Nashville’s music row as just ‘Loggins’. Some of my fondest career highs have been singing background vocals on his demos through the years. Many of those songs were cut by other major artists and became huge chart-toppers, but I’ll tell you a secret: If you hear Loggins sing the demo he produced, you really don’t want to hear any other version, no matter how big a hit it was.
- Find Dave Loggins songs on iTunes, Spotify and everywhere else you listen to and purchase music.
- His son Kyle built a website for him here: https://davelogginsmusic-com.webs.com.
- Here's a partial list of people who've cut his songs: http://nashvillesongwritersfoundation.com/Site/inductee?entry_id=2461
And here are full versions of some of the songs mentioned in the interview. If you love something, do go buy it!
Got A Good Fire Goin
Pieces of April
Please Come To Boston
She and I
Maggie's Dream
40 Hour Week
The Masters Theme 'Augusta' (with Dave's vocal)
She Is His Only Need
Labels: "All Things Vocal", "Dave Loggins", "judy rodman", Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, Please Come To Boston, Songwriting
3 Comments :
At December 7, 2021 at 10:33 AM ,
Billy Wright said...
Loved this podcast - Thanks, Judy!
At December 7, 2021 at 10:17 PM ,
Judy Rodman said...
Thank you so much for the feedback... Very happy you enjoyed it!
At September 16, 2022 at 7:26 PM ,
Anonymous said...
So good to hear about an artist that was one of my favorites, back in the day!
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