Musical musings from journalists, authors and members of the Songfacts community
Roget PontbriandWith the group Bullet, Roget had a hit with "White Lies, Blue Eyes." After doing his disco duty, he became a college professor. In The CardsSongwriters have used cards and card games to make sense of heartache, togetherness, and even Gonorrhea. The Creative Side with Mark AddisonWhen the "cloud of hype, narcissism and desperation" became too much for him, Mark Addison bought a studio in Austin and became a full time songwriter/producer. Leonard FriendMeet the white and nerdy soul singer with a catchy groove. James Mead of KutlessKutless is where the worlds of Hard Rock and Worship music meet. James tells us how. Almost FamousThe stories of musicians who were thisclose to being part of something huge, but somehow eluded fame.
Roget PontbriandWith the group Bullet, Roget had a hit with "White Lies, Blue Eyes." After doing his disco duty, he became a college professor. 
In The CardsSongwriters have used cards and card games to make sense of heartache, togetherness, and even Gonorrhea. 
The Creative Side with Mark AddisonWhen the "cloud of hype, narcissism and desperation" became too much for him, Mark Addison bought a studio in Austin and became a full time songwriter/producer. 
British Session Star Vic FlickVic talks about his contributions to the James Bond theme and other hits he played on. 
A History of Plagiarism in SongsBefore rappers were repurposing break beats, Steely Dan was boosting jazz riffs. Musical plagiarism goes back a long way. 
All I Want for Christmas is... Not ThisWhat we can learn from Justin Bieber's Christmas duet with Mariah Carey. 
James Mead of KutlessKutless is where the worlds of Hard Rock and Worship music meet. James tells us how. 
Almost FamousThe stories of musicians who were thisclose to being part of something huge, but somehow eluded fame. 
