Sentence examples for which songwriters from inspiring English sources

This clearinghouse role would resemble the system by which songwriters receive royalties from B.M.I. or Ascap whenever their songs are played on the radio or on television.

A guitar pull is a Nashville tradition in which songwriters and singers sit in a row on a stage with their acoustic instruments and take turns playing whatever song they feel like, usually preceded by a story about where it came from.

When Austrian immigrant brothers Jean and Julian Aberbach formed their Hill and Range publishing company in 1945, the name they chose made it clear which songwriters they were after the country-and-western writers who had been long overlooked by the established publishers affiliated with the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP).

During a disgruntled taping with Crosby, Stills and Nash of "Storytellers," the VH-1 series in which songwriters relate the stories behind their songs, he paces the small stage like a caged animal and cracks, "I thought the song was supposed to tell the story".

Last week MP3.com mppp announced a deal with Broadcast Music, the company that administers music performance royalties, under which songwriters will collect money from broadcasts on the site.

Below is a brief description of four types of royalties in which songwriters and producers can collect for the content that they create, in hopes of establishing solid revenue streams for the content creator.

The Magnetic Fields – Busby Berkeley Dreams A hymn to not letting go, in which songwriter Stephin Merritt makes up for his partner's absence by imagining them still dancing together in lavish musical productions.

As you might expect there's already a country ballad here about the Gibson raids, "Keep Your Hands Off Our Wood," in which songwriter Steve Bryant sings: The government came into Gibson Guitar with automatic weapons it was so bizarre…." Don't the government have some better things to do?

Michael Cragg from The Guardian recognized the track as a "welcome return for Sky Ferreira", and compared it to the works of the band Garbage, which songwriter Shirley Manson is a member of.

Will we ever reach the point at which English songwriters will write as unabashedly about their home?

The only unresolved case among the 2001 lawsuits was the one with the music publishers' association, which represents songwriters.