ANGWIN, CA, June 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) Archie Jordan. He's quiet. He's soft spoken. And there's an ever-present aura of peace around him. Yet, at the same time, there's also a dynamic explosion, a creative combustion of sorts, whirling within Jordan at all times. It's raw energy. It's musical fuel.
And when he lights the fires of his mind with it, this multitalented individual is able to create music that over 100 artists have recorded; including Ronnie Milsap, B.J. Thomas, Tina Turner, Barbara Mandrell, Kenny Rogers, Amy Grant, Placido Domingo, Shirley Caesar, The Tams, Steven Curtis Chapman and Engelbert Humperdinck.
And Jordan is still at it! B.J. Thomas just covered his song That's When Love Was Born and releasing this year is a new song titled, Til Today, co-written with Shelly Pieken, and being covered by Lila Cervantes, a powerful new Christian recording artist.
"After living for 25 years in Nashville and having a good bit of success as a songwriter there, I felt it was time to get back to my roots in Georgia. For awhile I lived on my grandparent's old farm. After remarrying 6 years ago, my wife and I decided to move to Metter, where I spent my early childhood. It's a beautiful house with a picturesque yard filled with many dogwood trees, azaleas, and flowers. There is a nice studio in the backyard. Presently I am pursuing new avenues concerning my career, so I'm selling my home and studio and moving on. I believe whoever purchases our property will certainly enjoy its beauty and comforts"--Archie Jordan
Yes, Archie Jordan's home and studio are now on the market. Tucked away into the quaint little town of Metter, Georgia this idyllic 3 bedrm 1.5 bath home and studio where the creative genius of Archie Jordan has been at work, is selling for $250K Click this link for details http://www.archiejordan.com/houseinfo.htm.
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Multi-Platinum Grammy-Nominated Songwriter Archie Jordan is Selling His Home and Studio
What a Difference You've Made in My Life, You Gave Me Love, It Was Almost Like a Song, Let's Take The Long Way Around The World. You remember the songs; do you remember the songwriter?
2011-06-20
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[Press-News.org] Multi-Platinum Grammy-Nominated Songwriter Archie Jordan is Selling His Home and StudioWhat a Difference You've Made in My Life, You Gave Me Love, It Was Almost Like a Song, Let's Take The Long Way Around The World. You remember the songs; do you remember the songwriter?