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Written by
Country Music Hall of Famer, Cliffie Stone
with Joan Carol Stone
You Gotta Be Bad Before You Can Be Good
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"Cliffie's latest book, co-authored with his wife, provides the nitty-gritty
details about how to use local talent shows to push your dreams into reality.
Coverage is thorough; includes how to prepare for performances, deal with stage
fright, and the ins and outs of artist financing, managers, and audiences. This
book is simply a goldmine of information as well as a tome of encouragement…Recommended
for music and/or vocational guidance collections in academic and public libraries."
LIBRARY JOURNAL (January 2000)
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"Cliffie's diverse knowledge of the business along with his many talents and kind
heart have made him one of country music's best assets."
GEORGE STRAIT, CMA's Entertainer of the Year, 1989-90
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excerpts from Cliffie and Joan Carol's book "You Gotta Be Bad Before You
Can Be Good."
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Written by Country Music Hall of Famer, Cliffie Stone
with Joan Carol Stone
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Songwriting But Didn't Know
Who To Ask
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"Aspiring songwriters will love the inside look offered them by Country Music
Hall of Famer Cliffie Stone…. Not only are there the nuts-and-bolts tips, but
also hundreds of colorful and historical anecdotes about the business."
BILLBOARD MAGAZINE
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"Who better to write a book about songwriting than Cliffie Stone! He's been involved
in all aspects of the music business with not only great success, but also great
integrity."
KENNY ROGERS, Multi-Award Winning CMA and ACM Artist
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Dancing With A Memory
A priceless eclectic collection of classic and new tunes offered by Hall of
Famer, Cliffie Stone, who sings them with ageless enthusiasm. Classics include:
"Divorce Me C.O.D." (cowritten by Stone with Merle Travis - reached #1 in Billboard,
1946)
"Dixie Cannonball" and "It's My Lazy Day" (both performed in Gene Autry movies).
New offerings include "I Only See You" and "Dancing With a Memory" (both recently
hitting the top charts in Australia by other artists).
And the most requested song at his concerts, "A Little Sooner" - written and
poignantly sung by Cliffie and his wife, Joan Carol.
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excerpts from "Dancing With A Memory."
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