Country/Southern Rock performer Prentis Goodwin at "Bruce Rossmeyer's Southern Thunder Harley-Davidson"
While relaxing under a group of weeping willow trees during a photo shoot for the September issue of "Thunder Roads" Magazine. Prentis Goodwin talks about his career with music and love for motorcycles.
Prentis and long time friend and business partner Tom Hood recently crafted a new song dealing with the fun and excitement of riding a Harley Davidson motorcycle. The song "Keepin' the Rubber Side Down" originated from a saying heard over the years in biker circles that means "be safe". Temphis Cown Music encourages all fans and bikers to buy a copy of this song. Listen to it here.
Be sure to visit our friend's
Bruce Rossmeyer's Southern Thunder Harley-Davidson www.southernthunderhd.com and Carrie Baxter's Mississippi Thunder Roads Magazine www.thunderroadsmagazine.com
New Releases
Johnny Paycheck The Lost Masters: Collection
These 15 select classics chosen from 50 tracks are from the ORIGINAL
Johnny PayCheck master tapes recorded from 1966 to 1969 and thought
to be lost forever. These legendary recording sessions include the (1966)
The Lovin' Machine Sessions, (1967) Jukebox Charlie Sessions, (1968)
Country Soul Sessions, and the (1969) Wherever You Are Sessions.
This era of Johnny PayCheck's musical career is considered his best
by many of his peers.
The story of Prentis Goodwin would make a great movie. Prentis was
born in Memphis, TN, and grew up in Mississippi. He learned to play
on a used guitar his father bought for twelve dollars. The Goodwin
Family lived in an old home that was cold in the winter and hot in
the summer. The sounds of music came from within the four walls of
Prentis Goodwin's bedroom night and day, year round. The other
kids laughed at Prentis while he was learning to play one note at
a time. Soon the laughing stopped and the music began.
Temphis
Crown Music gets song placement in new movie.
SIMPLE THINGS
In Post Production
After the death of his wife Beth, Dr. Evan Gibbs and his 10-year
old son, Nate, leave Chicago to spend the summer setting up a clinic
in the North Carolina Mountains. Clashing against the ways of the
small community, Evan is forced to deal with his recent loss while
reconnecting with his son and adopting to living at a different
pace.
The Lost Masters: Collection by Johnny Paycheck
