What's Mine Is Yours

On this episode of ‘What’s Mine Is Yours,’  Tiffany continues the conversation with Sea Gayle Music’s Chris DuBois, one of Nashville’s most brilliant, creative and analytical minds. This episode is the second of two parts.

Chris talks about what it’s like in the writing room with Brad Paisley and Chris Stapleton, as well as other well-known Nashville based songwriters. 
He offers his opinion on the current and future direction Nashville is headed, whether he likes it or not. He talks about a past lawsuit related to songwriting rights, and he reveals a bucket list item that he has yet to complete. 

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On this episode of 'What’s Mine Is Yours,' Tiffany sits down with Sea Gayle Music’s Chris DuBois, one of Nashville’s most brilliant, creative and analytical minds, for a very rare and insightful conversation. 

Chris talks about his partnership with Brad Paisley, his signing of Chris Stapleton to his first publishing deal, and the stories behind his own #1 hit songs. Many of these stories have never been heard before, especially from a Nashville superstar songwriter and power player whose successful career in the recording and songwriting industry is both unique and surprising. 

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In this episode of "What’s Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys…
Tiffany talks to her very first female guest. Songwriter, artist, producer and manager Tammi Kidd Hutton. Tammi tells the story behind her smash #1 LeAnn Rimes Country and Pop hit, “Probably Wouldn’t Be This Way," and the unbelievable story of how it influenced Tiffany’s own career. 
Tiffany and Tammi then engage in a revealing and passionate discussion about the career challenges and traumas all female artists and songwriters endure and face daily, plus a really cool story of Tammi having a smoke with Dave Grohl backstage.  It’s all on Episode 7 of "What’s Mine Is Yours," with Tiffany Woys.

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In this week's episode of 'What's Mine Is Yours'  with Tiffany Woys, Tiffany concludes her two part interview with hit songwriter Shane Minor.  

Shane shares compelling stories of his life including writing Luke Combs’ #1 hit, "Cold As You,"  and tough times growing up without a dad.  Step inside the writing room as Shane recalls how he told his label that if they did not sign songwriter Lainey Wilson, he would immediately take her to Warner Bros., and get her a deal. He shares his writing experience with Dean Dillon and many more.


  

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In this episode of 'What's Mine Is Yours  with Tiffany Woys,' Tiffany  welcomes hit songwriter Shane Minor.  Born in Modesto, California, and raised as a cowboy's son and a preacher's grandson, Shane became a professional bull rider and later a member of the Los Angeles Police Department before making his big move to Nashville, Tennessee.  

Shane would not only have a career as a chart topping solo artist, but would also go on to write songs for artists such as Diamond Rio, Kenny Chesney, Luke Bryan, Rascal Flatts, Cole Swindell, and many more.

In this part one of two parts, Shane shares his powerful and poignant stories about his experiences as a high school undercover cop, how he met his producer Dan Huff, and how he hated being hailed, packaged and promoted as "The Male Shania Twain." 

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In this episode of  'What's Mine Is Yours  with Tiffany Woys,' Tiffany finishes the fourth and final epic conversation with Jeffrey Steele, one of Nashville's superstar songwriters with a career spanning more than 30 years, writing massive hits for multiple artists.

Listen in as Tiffany and Jeffrey talk about the political climate in Nashville, and how it is adversely affecting  both artists and songwriters ability to write what they really feel.

Jeffrey talks about friends and family he has lost, and how it has illuminated and improved his songwriting and working relationships with new young artists. 

Jeffrey also talks about missing the LA of his youth, and how cool the California  country scene was.  

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In this episode of  'What's Mine Is Yours  with Tiffany Woys,' Tiffany  continues the conversation with Jeffrey Steele, one of Nashville's superstar songwriters with a career spanning more than 30 years writing massive hits for multiple artists.

Tiffany asks Jeffrey about the writing of "What Hurts the Most," and how a "stupid little guitar riff" that Jeffrey was absentmindedly strumming became one of the most powerful instrumental intros of a song in country music history. Plus, hear the stories of the incredible worldwide impact of Jeffrey's song, "My Wish," on generations of country fans. 

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In this premier full episode of  'What's Mine Is Yours with Tiffany Woys,' Tiffany  welcomes Jeffrey Steele, one of Nashville's superstar songwriters with a career spanning more than 30 years, writing massive hits for multiple artists. 

Jeffrey and Tiffany discuss the 90’s in Nashville, losing his voice and not being to sing and support his wife and four kids, and how that devastation launched his songwriting career with hits from Kevin Sharpe, LeAnn Rimes and Diamond Rio.

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In this episode of  'What's Mine Is Yours  with Tiffany Woys,' Tiffany  continues the conversation with Jeffrey Steele, one of Nashville's superstar songwriters with a career spanning more than 30 years writing massive hits for multiple artists.

Jeffrey and Tiffany talk about how he became the hot new genius songwriter in Nashville, by blending everything he learned from playing in the LA rock clubs, on the Sunset strip, with a newfound style of dating country sounds and his own country lyric cadence. They also talk about how he rejected and wrote "the worst song ever" and how it became a #1 song for a supergroup, and how a 15-year-old song that was turned down by everyone, ended up being a massive country hit for a massive country star.  

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This is a preview of the upcoming season of the 'What's Mine Is Yours with Tiffany Woys' podcast.  Join Tiffany as she interviews Nashville's songwriting superstars including Jeffrey Steele, Shane Minor, The Warren Brothers and Tammi Kidd Hutton. The first full length episode featuring Jeffrey Steele is coming soon.

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