
New artist spotlight - David Nail
David Nail grew up in a small town in Missouri, the son of a former high school band director whose musical collection included Stevie Wonder, Elton John and the Beatles. Nail turned to country in the 1990s, then started going back into its history and became a big fan of Glen Campbell. He moved to Nashville right after high school but returned to Missouri after a year. Two years later, he gave Nashville another try. He completed an album for Mercury Records, but it was not released. After taking a break from the music business to help coach a baseball team, he was introduced to music publisher and producer Frank Liddell (Lee Ann Womack’s husband). Their musical partnership led Nail to sign another record deal with MCA Nashville. His MCA album, I’m About to Come Alive, is scheduled to be released on Aug. 26, 2008.
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David Nail fans get Red Light
Tuesday, May 12, 2009 – AOL.com is offering 10,000 free audio downloads of David Nail’s current single Red Light. Visitors also can access to an acoustic performance of the song.The download is available at http://www.theboot.com/2009/05/11/free-m….
The Missouri native and son of a high school band director will take the Grand Ole Opry stage Saturday, May 16 for his debut performance, which can be heard live on Nashville’s WSM and Sirius XM. Nail will showcase songs from his forthcoming late summer MCA Nashville release titled “I’m About To Come Alive,” for which he wrote 5 of the 11 tracks.
“Alive” was produced by Frank Liddell and Michael Wrucke. Miranda Lambert lent her vocals to a moody Strangers On A Train, Rascal Flatts’ Gary LeVox and Kenny Chesney both wrote songs, and a tune originally penned for Ray Charles kicks off the record.
In his career, Nail has released singles, but never had any hits or full-length albums released.