'Eighty Acre Church' moves to #6

Congratulations to Steve, his label, Force MP Enteratainment, producer, Phil O'Donnell and the entire team on the success and huge jump on the Christian Country - Power Source chart!  'Eighty Acre Church,' has reached the top 10 and had landed in the #6 spot!!

 
Welcome from Steve....

altGreetings, everybody!

 

Welcome to our (yours & mine) new Steve Richard website!

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Sign up!   So you can be-in-the-know ‘bout everything going on with me and my music.

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…’til I see Y’all next,  all of God’s Blessings to You,

 

-SR

 
Steve & Family vacation in Tunisia

Steve and family recently traveled to northern Africa for vacation in beautiful Tunisia.  While they were there, they visited the pyramids, took a camel ride on the beach and soaked in the culture!

 
Steve gets busy with Phil O'Donnell aka "Philbilly"

Steve will be heading back to the studio later this month with famed Nashville Songwriter/Producer Phil O'Donnell aka "Philbilly."  Steve and Phil will be laying down tracks for Steve's 2010 release which as of now is untitled.

We'll be documenting the recording process, so please check back later for Steve's recording diary and plenty of photos!

More about Phil O'Donnell:

O’Donnell’s songwriting credits include his first 1 single, “Back When I Knew It All” recorded by Montgomery Gentry, “Love Remembers” and “I Got You” (Craig Morgan), “Tougher Than Nails” (Joe Diffie), and “Fore She Was Mama (Clay Walker).

In addition to having a successful career as a songwriter, O’Donnell also serves as producer for artists such as Craig Morgan, Justin McBride, Tara Oram, Jason Blaine and Darren Kozelsky.  Among his many production credits is the six-week 1 country hit, “That’s What I Love About Sunday” (Craig Morgan), which was the most played country song of 2005.

 
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