CHESTERFIELD, MI, March 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) For Billy there are two things that are foremost in his heart when talking about his music. . . great songs and great performances. He has gotten a lot of interest from radio both in the USA and overseas with his first CD, "This Side of Somewhere", including his song , 'Flip Flops' airing on NBC's Today Show.
"Billy is without question one of the greatest artist and writers that I have ever followed in music. Thank you for contacting one of Nashville's most awarded Grammy winning music management firms" says Robert Metzger of Capitol Management Group.
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Slow and steadily, Country Music Artist Billy Craig is chipping away at the hearts of America and overseas. Not just with his new incredible CD NEXT EXIT PARADISE but also with topical tunes Peace River and Kiss Your Cash Goodbye.
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[Press-News.org] Onward and upward for this hard working Country Music ArtistSlow and steadily, Country Music Artist Billy Craig is chipping away at the hearts of America and overseas. Not just with his new incredible CD NEXT EXIT PARADISE but also with topical tunes Peace River and Kiss Your Cash Goodbye.