Spady BrannanConsidered an A-list musician's musician, Spady Brannan has played in studios for decades, has toured the world in many of our most revered concert halls, and has penned hits for international recording stars, including Roy Orbison, Trisha Yearwood, netha Faltskog (ABBA), Don Williams, Engelbert Humperdinck and Highway 101. In 1985, the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) awarded Spady the #1 Country Record Award for "Real Love," performed by Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers. In 1986, he won the same award for "Think About Love," performed by Dolly Parton.Although Spady is an accomplished guitarist and phenomenal bass player, what he does best of all is tell stories. For the first fifty years of his career Spady connected with people through his lyrics and songs. Now turning his attention to prose, Spady has written a novel that will touch our hearts and give us something to ponder as we navigate our own quest for meaning and purpose.Spady lives in Nashville with his beloved canine companion of fifteen years, Sable. Read More Read Less