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Bonnie Bishop

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Free (2012)	Things I Know (2009)	Soft to the Touch (2005)
Long Way Home (2004)

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Bonnie Bishop - Trains
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Bonnie Bishop - Send Me a Cowboy
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Bonnie Bishop - If I Needed You

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Bonnie Bishop started her profession as a nation rock and roll singer-songwriter from Tx, who was raised in Houston, Tx and later on moved to Nashville, Tennessee. After arriving in Nashville, Bishop began writing and performing. She ultimately received awards and acknowledgement on her behalf songwriting. In 2012, Bishop’s idol Bonnie Raitt documented her track “Not Cause I NEEDED To.” Bishop co-wrote this solitary with NRBQ guitarist “Big Al” Anderson and it had been selected as a fresh York Times Greatest Track of 2012. “Not really Cause I NEEDED To” received Bishop her 1st Grammy in 2013 when Raitt’s Slipstream received Best Americana Recording that 12 months. Raitt has actually covered Bishop’s personal “Undone”, saying within an interview with Billboard Publication, “I really like her function. Isn’t she amazing?” Another track Bishop wrote entitled “THE VERY BEST Songs RESULT FROM Broken Hearts” produced its tv debut in 2013 about ABC’s hit display Nashville. Among the display’s celebrities Rayna Wayne (Connie Britton) performed the track at her return display on the famous stage in the Grand Ole Opry. After an extended career of touring and performing bar gigs, Bishop took a rest back in Tx. She visited graduate college at Sewanee – University or college from the South for innovative writing in an effort to refresh herself after a long time on the highway. While their studies at Sewanee, award-winning maker David Cobb (Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson) known as her after hearing some demos. Convinced Bishop ought to be performing spirit music, Cobb asked Bishop on her behalf original songs. Out of this list, Bishop’s newest record “Ain’t Who I HAD BEEN” was created and you will be released via Thirty Tigers on, may 27.