(l-r) Chris Young, Nan Kelley & Craig Morgan from the GAC Special, Stars For Stripes Wounded Warriors Return. Photography by © Chester Simpson / Rock-N-RollPhotos.com.

GAC’s own Nan Kelley recently went to the Middle East with Craig Morgan, Chris Young and two soldiers – First Class Joseph Bowser (U.S. Army, retired) and Staff Sergeant Scott Lilley (USAF). The entire journey was filmed for a GAC special, Stars For Stripes Wounded Warriors Return – and you can see photos from the trip here.

We asked Nan to share with you her thoughts on the trip. Continue Reading

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Darryl Worley photo courtesy of Stroudavarious Records.

Darryl Worley might be a big ol’ country star, but he’s still got the same small-town sensibility he was raised with, which is part of the reason he raises about 75 head of cattle on his farm near Savannah, Tenn.

“It’s just one of those little things that were kind of the way we grew up,” Darryl told The Decatur Herald & Review of Central Illinois. “I think sometimes those things help you keep your feet on the ground.”

One other thing that will keep you grounded is a little lull in success. “Sounds Like Life To Me” is in the Top 15 on the Country Aircheck singles chart, the first song Darryl’s had reach that plateau in a good three years. He went through a major adjustment when his label folded in 2005. In the aftermath, he signed with an independent company that Neal McCoy started up, and that company ran out of money. Continue Reading

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