At first all of my romance titles were coming to me through publishers, but the rise of the indie author meant that there was suddenly a demand for indie producer-narrators, and my production experience started to really come in handy.

We have more titles we'd like to work on together but we've both been pretty busy these days!ДЄll that time, my work narrating romance began to gather momentum. Peter, Thomm and I went on to produce four more Nashville-connected titles:В Legend of the Road Mangler,В a raucous oral history of Nashville's most notorious road manager (sex, drugs and rock n roll, baby) В Ralph Peer and the Making of Popular Music by Barry Mazor В In it for the Long Run by legendary producer Jim Rooney and Whisperin Bill Anderson: An Unprecedented Life in Country Music by Bill Anderson and Peter Cooper. Peter narrated, I directed, and an amazing musician-recording engineer named Thomm Jutz (yoots) let us work in his studio outside of Nashville, and we released it through Blackstone Publishing. You can hear a few peacock squawks in the background if you listen closely. Hall's farm to record him reading previously unreleased poems and lyrics that begin the chapters. We decided to produce an audiobook version together and even sent a crew out to Mr. I have great respect for musicians, and I love hearing the salmon-swimming-upstream stories of people who go to the hub of any art or enterprise and test themselves among the best.ДЄs it happens, Peter had worked with country legend Tom T.В Hall on a new edition of his autobiography The Storyteller's Nashville. I was interested in his extensive knowledge of the Nashville music scene and its history, and he was interested in audiobooks. We met through mutual friends, get along really well. Around the time I was still learning the ropes as a narrator, I was getting to be friends with a talented musician and music writer named Peter Cooper, who was music editor for the Nashville Tennessean at the time and is now the senior editor for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (and wryly refers to himself as a Grammy-losing singer-songwriter, but that's another story). Romance Narrators: Tell us all about Lyric Audiobooks.ДЄndi: You might be surprised to hear that the road to romance detoured through Nashville.

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