Woody Bomar and his wife Carol live in Nashville, TN, where he has had a successful career as a songwriter and music publisher. Woody began his career by writing songs for legendary country artists like Conway Twitty, Hank Williams Jr., Jim Glaser, Loretta Lynn, Lee Greenwood, and Lynn Anderson. In 1987, he made the decision to leave his role as General Manager at Combine Music Publishing to establish his own company, Little Big Town Music. After a successful ten-year run, Woody sold his company to Sony Music Publishing, where he became Senior Vice President, overseeing the reorganization and management of the Creative Department. During his time at Sony, he helped develop the careers of recording artists like Blake Shelton, Taylor Swift, Eric Church, and Rascal Flatts. In 2006, he left Sony to return to independent music publishing, forming Green Hills Music Group.

Woody is an alumnus of Middle Tennessee State University. He is an active member of various music associations, including the Country Music Association, Leadership Music, ASCAP, The Copyright Society of The South, and The Nashville Songwriters Assn. International. Woody has been honored with The Nashville Songwriters Association International’s President's Award (twice) and is an inductee into the MTSU College of Media and Entertainment Wall of Fame.

Originally from Omaha, Nebraska, Don moved to Nashville in his late teens to pursue a career in country music. He quickly signed with Bill Walker’s publishing company and secured a recording contract with Con Brio Records. Don's touring band in 1981 eventually evolved into Sawyer Brown, with lead singer Mark Miller initially working as a guitar tech and songwriter for Don. Throughout the '80s, Don toured with notable country artists like Alabama, Crystal Gayle, and Reba McEntire. His chart success continued as he recorded two albums for Epic Records and made many guest appearances on the Grand Ole Opry.

Don's talent as a songwriter was evident with hits like "Why Do We Want What We Know We Can't Have" for Reba McEntire and "You Don't Know Love" for Janie Fricke, reaching the top ten on the Billboard charts. His songwriting credits extend to artists like the Marshall Tucker Band and The Oak Ridge Boys. Don was honored with induction into America's Old Time Country Music Hall of Fame for his contributions to country music.

Aside from music, Don's creative pursuits led him to film and video work, notably with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, where he now serves as Chief of Multimedia Development. He also co-owns The Cypress Room recording studio in Nashville with his father. Currently residing in Williamson County, Tennessee, with his wife, Peggy, their daughter, Katie, is following in Don's musical footsteps, working at Universal Music.

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Roger Eaton, a native of Corbin, Kentucky, followed his passion for music and embarked on a journey to pursue his dreams. Today, it's evident that his dreams have turned into reality. With his extraordinary talent on the lead guitar, Roger has been privileged to play alongside some of the most prominent names in country music. Artists like The Oak Ridge Boys, Lorrie Morgan, Joe Diffie, Tanya Tucker, and Barbara Mandrell have all benefited from his exceptional skills.

Roger's musical prowess has been recognized not only on stage but also on various television programs. He has appeared on popular shows such as All Access on CMT, Prime Time County, The Grand Ole Opry, Crook and Chase, and many others. His performances have captivated audiences and left a lasting impression.

Moreover, Roger is highly sought after as a session player, lending his guitar and vocal talents to various artists. His versatility and professionalism have made him a valuable asset in the music industry. Roger has transitioned to a more relaxed lifestyle, opting to work in his home studio. Here, he indulges in his passion for electric and acoustic guitar and lending his vocal skills to various tracks. Additionally, Roger has taken on the role of producing projects for other artists, showcasing his expertise in music production.

Besides his musical endeavors, Roger finds solace in spending Sundays attending church with his wife and actively participating in the worship team. It is through his unwavering faith and love for music that Roger continues to inspire others with his remarkable talent.