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Billy Gilman : Song By Song - 'Billy Gilman' CD

'Billy the Kid' (Written by Salme Dahlstrom, Madeline Stone and Sandy Linzer) : 'This is a first for me, the first time that I ever had a story that is like Toby Keith's 'How Do You Like Me Now.' This song is my life. This is what I want to do. You can't shoot down Billy The Kid. Enough said.'

'Southern Star' (Written by Sandy Linzer and Edward B. Kessel) : 'It has a great hook and melody. When I was in the studio I could just close my eyes and see this mini movie of the song. It's about finding love and a relationship that makes you feel great.'

'Let Me Remind You Again' (Written by David Wolfert and Sandy Linzer) : 'This is another of the traditional style songs. When I got this song in the studio with all the musicians, the energy that they created with this song was just unbelievable. I could feel Ray Price or Patsy Cline on my shoulder going 'Yeah! Go kid!' It was really neat.'

'Gonna Find Love' (Written by Salme Dahlstrom, Madeline Stone and Sandy Linzer) : 'It's a coming of age song. The reason I chose this song is because it speaks about truth. It is truth. Everyone my age feels this way sometime in their life because you grow up and experience these kinds of feelings and emotions. This song speaks about what we feel and what we face.'

'Designated Driver' (Written by David Wolfert and Sandy Linzer) : 'This song is a real 'blast in the car' type of song. I could hear Wynonna or ZZ Top on this, just roaring on it. It's hip and fun and has lots of attitude.'

'Clueless' (Written by Sandy Linzer and Edward B. Kessel) : 'This is another growing up song. I know these songs performed by me are sometimes hard to swallow, but this is a great one to recognize that I am 18. I have to grow up.'

'Easy' (Written by David Wolfert and Sandy Linzer) : 'When I was in the studio and came to this song, the musicians went wild. They loved the message. It's the kind of song thatís different. There are many songs where a person breaks up with another person, but says, 'I only wish you the best.' This song is completely opposite, one of the few I've ever heard. This is me telling the girl, 'I'm not going to make it easy for you because I think this relationship can work.í So, itís a really great song to turn the tables and tell a whole other view of a relationship breaking up. I love it.'

'Almost Over (Getting Over You)' (Written by David Wolfert and Sandy Linzer) : 'Iíd asked Sandy to write a couple of traditional songs, the kind you would hear on the Opry and he did it. I had a blast singing it. He delivered 100%. It has a great beat. Then I had the idea of possibly bringing it to my favorite artist, Pam Tillis, thinking maybe she could sing it with me. Well she agreed and for that I'm forever grateful and so stoked for her to hear it! Thanks Pam, You're the best!!'

'If You Could See Yourself in My Eyes' (Written by David Wolfert and Sandy Linzer) : 'I instantly loved the beat. It has a beautiful melody. When we recorded it, we turned down all the lights in the studio, and just let our hearts pour out the emotion.'

'I Will' (Written by Steve Hornbeak and Ron Ernst) : 'I think this might be the wedding song of the year actually. Itís kind of like 'I Swear' by John Michael Montgomery. My bandleader for all my tours said he had a couple of songs he wanted me to listen to and when this song came on, my mouth dropped. I loved it. I already know some people who have asked for it for a wedding.'

'Young Love' (Written by David Wolfert and Sandy Linzer) : 'This is a great summer song, roll down the windows and sing out loud. I can see kids in their cars with the windows down and this song blasting. Itís a fun melody and catchy.'

'We Go On' (Written by Salme Dahlstrom, Madeline Stone and Sandy Linzer) : 'This is a family favorite. It's very uplifting and I think relates to everyone on the planet. Everyone has their problems, whether it's money, relationships, family, or death. We all go on. You pick up where you left off and try to move on with your life.'

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Songclips From the CD 'Everything and More' (2005)

Everything and More

Hey Little Suzie (The Cause of All That)

Coming Home

Three Words, Two Hearts, One Kiss

Recordings © 2005 Image Records.

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'Everything and More' press

Billy Gilman : Song By Song - 'Everything and More' CD

'Hey Little Suzie (The Cause Of All That)' : 'When I first heard this song, my first thought was YES! It's a feel-good, fun summer song and a great track to open the cd with. It's my favorite to sing live.'

'Everything & More' : 'The first rendition of this song was totally different. Now, after a lot of revising, this is how I wanted it to be - pure, simple, with beautiful lyrics.'

'Peaceable Kingdom' : 'The song really takes me back to my roots and what I started to listen to when I was younger - bluegrass and country music. The harmonies are great. I think it's something Ricky Skaggs would appreciate. It's very soothing.'

'Coming Home' : 'When I received 'Coming Home,' I also had received a demo of more song ideas and song pitches and was listening to them one by one and then this came on and wow! I looked over at my mother and she was crying. This is one the most challenging songs on the album for me. It's reflective of the new, improved Billy - low, rich and strong.'

'Is Anybody Out There' : 'There are so many songs out there about the war in Iraq, but this one is special. I felt I should record something and speak from the perspective of a young adult. This song is very deep and near to my heart. It's about the life of a soldier who is willing to fight but praying to God through his battles. Our prayers and thanks go out to all those brave young men and women who are keeping us safe.'

'Looked Into The Wings' : 'This is a four-minute story about my life. It's about a very special woman who believed in me when I had no hope of returning to my career (due to my voice change). But, thanks to the support, patience and faith of my manager, here I am. Angela, thank you for everything and I hope you'll keep believing!'

'Three Words, Two Hearts, One Kiss' : 'Now this is a country song! What a fun song this was to record! We were all jumping up and down and dancing in the studio. I hope you have as much fun dancing to it as I did singing it!'

'Pray For Him' : 'This song is similar to 'Oklahoma.' It's about a little brother realizing that his big brother is in trouble and being a kid he really can't do anything to help him except pray for him. Charlie Calello did an awesome arrangement.'

'I'm Not Me Anymore' : 'This seems to be a family favorite. It's a beautiful song that really could be about anyone.'

'Missed You On Sunday' : 'This is my favorite up-tempo track on the record. It's rockin' and I love the lyrics! (No offense to people with purple hair. I have thought about dyeing my hair red). Turn this up and have fun!'

'Something 'bout Heaven' : 'The best way to describe this song is: NICE! It just has a nice message with a really cool groove. The band went all out on this one!'

'Awaken The Music' : 'There's a story behind the song. When I first heard it, I thought...My God they are really trying too hard (to pitch me on these songs!). So, when I said 'No, I hate it,' the songwriters/producers asked me to just give it a try and make my decision after I hear the finished product. So, I sang away! Well, needless to say, the rest of the story is history. The recorded version blew me away. Who knew Mozart's music would sound so good! This, I have to say is my number one favorite track on the record.'