I wrote this song for all the guys I know (not me) who like to collect cool stuff. Well... Maybe me too! Was at one time being considered for a Bass Pro Shops commercial by their promotion department. Enjoy!

MY STUFF

Music is Rod Stone’s life. He spent twenty years in Nashville where he had several songs recorded in the Country genre by artists like George Hamilton IV, Crystal Gayle, Collin Raye, and Jeff and Sheri Easter  along with Lee Greenwood who recorded and released Rod’s song “USA Today” for the 25th anniversary of “God Bless the USA.” Three of his songs were also included on the Golden Books/ Golden Music flagship project "Lullabies For Little Ones" and an instrumental CD called "Autumn In New England" which sold in excess of a million copies.

He now resides with his wife Carrie in Anacortes Washington where he continues his songwriting career. In 2010 he enthusiastically agreed to write the music for  Virgina B. Morton’s  musical based on her Civil War novel “Marching Through Culpeper” which was performed for encore audiences in Virginia during the 2012 sesquicentennial anniversary of the Civil War. Now the musical promises to become a movie by another name: “Love Never Dies” but still based on Virginia Morton’s novel in 2026. Along with his musical, Rod has continued to focus on songs in the 
Country genre with songs held by George Strait, Diamond Rio, Derks Bently and Brad Paisley and many others. He has co-written with Tommy Rocco  who wrote“Let’s Fall To Pieces Together” for George Strait, Rick Carnes who wrote “Long Neck Bottle” for Garth Brooks and Dan Roberts who co-wrote “Beaches of Cheyenne” with Garth Brooks.   When asked why he still writes he responds “You don’t choose music, music chooses you”. On their weekends Rod and Carrie love  to hike, sing together and visit with friends.

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