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Everybody Knows
Cutworm Special
Then, Now, Forever
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  • Jennifer Smith:

    Hi from CA

    Hey Coach Parker
    So sorry it has taken so long to thank you for the great CD!
    Wow..I hear Elvis and the authentic sounds of a great performing artist!
    I admire you for pursuing your dreams!

    All the best with your recording career.. I hope you are performing..you are terrific!
    Best,
    Jenny

    Jennifer Smith
    Multimedia Journalist

    Reply June 24, 2010 at 11:40 am
  • Mel Parker:

    Today’s show at the County Line went well and the large crowd seemed to enjoy themselves. Thanks to Dale Hull,W.D.Hay and a special thanks to my daughter Ellyn Parker and my grandaughter Alia, who attended my performance.This was the first time that my grandaughter had ever seen me perform as she lives in California and it was a very special moment for me.

    I will be back at the County line on August 7th with my new song about the County Line. Mel Parker

    Reply July 3, 2010 at 4:21 pm
  • MacPac:

    “ I’m not usually a big fan of country music, but I know good music when I hear it. Mel Parker has a voice that will take him far. I like the tone and the arrangement. ”
    Mac Pac
    Fairborn, Ohio

    Reply July 4, 2010 at 8:34 pm
  • Fran Sutherland:

    Mel,
    I only just got to listen to your new cd a couple of weeks ago and I loved it! Then on a trip to Richmond last week I listened to it again and still loved it. Your Leonard Cohen song “Hallelujah”(http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=hN8CKwdosjE) made me think of the clip I’ve attached. It has evidently been around for a couple of years, but I just saw it about a month ago and was quite captivated.

    Reply July 13, 2010 at 2:59 am
  • Mel Parker:

    Thanks to WSLS TV 10 for playing my music on the morning shows. I have had positive comments from several friends who have heard my songs. I first heard of the request from Karen McNew, and I am grateful to her and the Staff at WSLS for making the opportunity possible. Mel Parker

    Reply July 23, 2010 at 12:48 am
  • Mel Parker:

    “Till the Cows Come Home”a song by Mel Parker on his new CD Ballads, Boogie and Blues receives Honorable Mention in the 17th annual Billboard World Song Contest.

    Reply July 31, 2010 at 10:14 pm
  • Mel Parker:

    My New song “County Line” seemed to go over well at the County Line today. If you happen to have been in the crowd at the county Line today and heard my song. I would love to hear your opinion…I also did another new tune of mine…” Thunderbird Wine” I was pleased at it’s reception. I’ll be back at the County Line on Saturday morning September 4th at 10 am.
    Come on down to the County Line.
    Thanks,
    Mel Parker

    Reply August 7, 2010 at 4:06 pm
  • Mel Parker:

    Wow, the County line show went real well, I was very pleased the large crowd got into the music. My other big news, my daughter Wisty called and told me she had heard my song “Four Yellow Wheels”on the national radio show Car Talk…Many thanks to “Click and Clack” for playing my song about Vernon Thompson’s 1931 Model A Ford on CarTALK. Thanks to Dale Thompson for playing and Rich Hohl for suggesting

    Reply September 4, 2010 at 5:46 pm
  • Mel Parker:

    I had a great time performing for the E.G.High School Class of 1960 50th Reunion. Thank you for the honor and the opportunity.

    Reply October 9, 2010 at 2:50 pm
  • Mel Parker:

    Hi, I am pleased to announce the release of my new single “You’re My Everything’ you may click or enter the following link to listen or to purchase the single download. Thanks for your interest and support.
    Mel Parker
    http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/melparker6

    Reply October 26, 2010 at 8:06 pm
  • Brent Wood:

    Get the Picture – Mel Parker [4:31] lyrics

    “Get the Picture” is a catchy, soulful country tune by Mel Parker based out of Lynchburg, Virginia. It is about people learning to choose what to think. All download fees are being donated to The Fibromuscular Dysplasia Society of America.

    Hi Mel,

    First of all sorry about the generic aspect of this email but we wanted to let all the artists who are under consideration for our Just Cause CDs know where we stand.

    We received well over 500 submissions and pared that down significantly. From what we selected for consideration we have sketched a couple of CDs and will be in touch with those artists shortly.

    In the meantime we have added an artist links scenario to our site which should help you in regards to your own exposure. As far as the actual site goes, without originally intending to, it has evolved into a great selection of music from all over the world.

    We will be enhancing the design shortly and then we will begin to aggressively promote it to the media as a place to listen to and buy socially conscious music while supporting some great good cause organizations. We really have done that as of yet even though we are getting some traffic and have had some donated downloads which is great.

    When we are ready to start our media blitz we will send you a press release which you may want to forward to your own local media, as obviously the more traffic the better for all involved. And of course as you know, it truthfully is all for a good cause.

    Once again any questions ask away.

    Best regards

    Reply November 21, 2010 at 3:22 am
  • JUDY MYERS:

    Hi Mel I liked your Four Yellow Wheels song on the video. I am becoming a fan of yours. You will be very successful.

    Enjoy your singing very much.

    Reply November 22, 2010 at 2:27 am
    • Mel Parker:

      County Line Show start at 10 am Jan,1, 2011 at the County Line…come on down, to the County Line.

      Reply December 31, 2010 at 4:07 pm
  • Doc Smith:

    Coach Parker! What an impact you made on a young man back in the early 70′s at Linkhorne Middle School 72/73 The year that we had Leon Jones, John Swett, and a host of great athleles. I remember of course “Parker Hill” or better known as “Sucide Hill” I believe we lost one game maybe two that season. I learned a lot from you, and you inspired me greatly, now years later never forgotten! I remember that year you cut your Country Album and my Dad the late Warren Smith (played with Ronnie Wilson some and Earl Bared) said, “..watch out son Mel Parker is another “voice” like the late Vern Gosden” and he was so right! I was country with you when Country wasn’t cool! Now I enjoy continuing working with some of the finest entertainers in the country. Thanks for the memories! Doc Smith (terry smith Linkhorne 72 73

    Reply August 9, 2011 at 6:55 pm
  • Mel Parker:

    TO: Terry Smith,
    Thank you Terry for you kind thoughts. Linkhorne memories are always welcome.
    Factual update, I cut my first single, “Valdosta Woman” in 1979, the first album, “Then, Now…Forever,” in 1988.
    “Cut-worm Special in 2004
    “Everybody Knows” in 2006
    “Ballads, Boogie & Blues” in 2010
    and “The Best Time”,with-in the next couple of years!
    It is great to read of your success. Mel Parker

    Reply August 9, 2011 at 7:17 pm
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