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17. Dez. 2022 · Earl “Peanutt” Montgomery is a Grammy-nominated songwriter and musician who wrote more than 70 songs for George Jones and Tammy Wynette. He left country music for gospel music in 1980 and runs a recording studio and a museum in Alabama.
Peanutt Montgomery is a Nashville-based songwriter and session player who has worked with many country legends. He wrote 73 songs for George Jones and Tammy Wynette, and received the Arthur Alexander Songwriter’s Award in 1997.
Learn about the life and career of Earl “Peanutt” Montgomery, a songwriter, singer, musician and Baptist minister. He has written or co-written many songs for country legends such as George Jones, Tammy Wynette and Dolly Parton.
15. Apr. 2014 · Interview of Peanutt Montgomery for the Roots of American Music Trail
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30. Okt. 2008 · 8K views 15 years ago. Earl "Peanutt" Montgomery tells how he was inspired to write "One of These Days," in this down home interview with songwriter Cris Moore at 2nd Half Studio in Sheffield...
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Peanutt Montgomery grew up in Texas and took to playing the guitar at an early age. He formed a band that played for troops at military bases in the area and formed a trio with future actor Michael Landon. Peanutt was a member of the Grand Ole Opry house band for three years and had a long and successful career as a studio musician. He played on some of Rick Hall’s early recordings at FAME ...
Earl “Peanutt” Montgomery Songwriter, musician and Baptist Minister Montgomery is probably best known as a songwriter and wrote or co-wrote numerous songs including "What's Your Mama's Name Child," "We're Gonna Hold On," "One of These Days" and "Loving You Could Never Be Better."
