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Kelsey Hart's 'Love to Be That Guy': Story behind the song

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By Tom Roland
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Everybody's selling. The car dealer, the grocer, the cable company, the radio station and the record company's radio promotion team are all hawking a product - be it a physical item or an inanimate construct such as air time or access. Curb recording artist Kelsey Hart discovered two years ago that songwriters make sales, too. Taylor Phillips ("Been by Now," "Woman") called him about "Love to Be That Guy," a song he and three co-writers had just finished.
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Kelsey Hart Looks to Cash In on New Radio Single ‘Love to Be That Guy’: ‘That Was a Standout’ Original

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By Tom Roland
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Trending on Billboard Everybody’s selling. The car dealer, the grocer, the cable company, the radio station and the record company’s radio promotion team are all hawking a product — be it a physical item or an inanimate construct such as air time or access. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Curb recording artist Kelsey Hart discovered two years ago that songwriters make sales, too.
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Dolly Parton's not-so-secret source of strength through vulnerability

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By Tom Roland
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"Dolly?" Dolly Parton looked up, about 10 feet away, just before the interview picked back up from a break on a Nashville-area soundstage. I was hired to work with her on Star of the Show: My Life on Stage , the third in a trilogy of coffee-table books for Random House subsidiary Ten Speed Press. The project had a specific focus: We were telling her story through her evolution on stage.
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