Songwriter Red Lane Recognized by Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Songwriter Red Lane will participate in the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's series, Poets and Prophets: Legendary
Country Songwriters. Lane will give a rare performance and interview on Aug. 28. The program will be streamed live on the
museum's website. Lane's writing credits include Tammy Wynette's "'Til
I Get It Right," George Strait's "Tell Me Something Bad About Tulsa,"
Lee Ann Womack's "He'll Be Back," John
Conlee's "Miss Emily's Picture" and B.J. Thomas' "New Looks From an Old Lover." Lane also collaborated with Dottie
West ("Country Girl") and Merle Haggard ("My Own Kind of Hat") and
played guitar on sessions with Bobby Bare, Johnny
Cash, Haggard, Willie Nelson and Keith
Whitley. He was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1993 and remains involved in the Nashville songwriting
community.
