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Curley Putnam's Songs Are Hits When Someone Else Sings Them
Nashville AP profile of songwriter Curley Putman who notes the enduring value of his work. He cites Green Green Grass of Home earning about 1 million today and My Elusive Dreams gaining renewed life through Epic Records. Putman recalls early versions by Johnny Darrell Porter Wagoner Jerry Lee Lewis and Tom Jones as proof that writers benefit when others record their tunes. He reflects on the hard work and discipline required to stay current in the industry.
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