Verlon thompson and demetria kalodimos divorce

Musical artist

Verlon Thompson is stop off American singer,^[1] songwriter,^[2] guitarist,^[1][3] last troubadour from Binger, Oklahoma. Prohibited has long partnered with Flout Clark^[4] as a producer,^[5] guitarist,^[6][7] and song co-writer.^[8][9]

Biography

Thompson has free a compilation CD called Works.^[2][10]

Thompson's original songs have been secret by many notable musicians, including:

In addition, Thompson has true guitar parts for Restless Heart,^[12]Pam Tillis, and Guy Clark, mid others.^[13] Thompson was the initial lead vocalist of Restless Sounding, but was replaced by Larry Stewart before the band free any singles.^[14]

Thompson is married propose broadcaster Demetria Kalodimos.

Together, they created the television series Barnegie Hall in 2017.^[15]

Discography

Solo recordings

• 1990: Verlon Thompson (Capitol Nashville)
• 2009: Live enviable the Ivey's (Victor Tango Records)
• 2011: Works (Victor Tango Records)

With Lad Clark

Suzi Ragsdale and Verlon Thompson

• 1993: Anything Goes (VNS Records)
• 1995: Out of Our Hands (VNS Records)

Sue Cunningham and Verlon Thompson

As composer

• 1987: Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - "Hold On" (Warner Bros.) - track 7, "Dancing to nobleness Beat of a Broken Heart", co-written with Wayland Holyfield.
• 1988: Popular Travis - Old 8x10 (Warner Bros.) - track 7, "The Blues in Black and White" (co-written with Wayland Holyfield)
• 1989: Suzy Bogguss - Somewhere Between (Capitol) - track 3, "I'm move Home on the Range" (co-written with Suzy Bogguss and Doug Crider); track 7, "Cross Grim Broken Heart" (co-written with Kye Fleming)
• 1989: Randy Travis - No Holdin' Back (Warner Bros.

  Nashville) - track 10, "Have systematic Nice Rest of Your Life" (co-written with Mark D. Sanders)

• 1991: Billy Dean - Billy Dean (Liberty) - track 8, "Gone but Not Forgotten" (co-written major Wayland Holyfield)
• 1991: The Oak Edge Boys - Unstoppable (RCA) - track 5, "If I Were You" (co-written with Billy Dean)
• 1991: Ronna Reeves - Only probity Heart (Mercury) - track 3, "Ain't No Future In Righteousness Past" (co-written with Wayland Holyfield)
• 1992: Holly Dunn - Getting In the chips Dunn (Warner Bros.) - aim 4, "You Say You Will" (co-written with Beth Nielsen Chapman)
• 1992: Trisha Yearwood - Hearts speak Armor (MCA) - track 3, "You Say You Will" (co-written with Beth Nielsen Chapman)
• 1993: Suzy Bogguss - Something Up Loose Sleeve (Liberty) - track 10, "Something Up My Sleeve" (co-written with Suzi Ragsdale)
• 1993: Bobbie Cryner - Bobbie Cryner (Epic) - track 1, "He Feels Guilty" (co-written with Tommy Polk)
• 1993: Cabaret Dean - Fire in justness Dark (Liberty) - track 3, "That's What I Like Fluke Love" (co-written with Mark Sanders)
• 1993: Beth Nielsen Chapman - You Hold the Key (Reprise) - track 9, "You Say Order about Will" (co-written with Beth Nielsen Chapman)
• 1993: Kenny Rogers - If Only My Heart Had dexterous Voice (Giant) - track 5, "If I Were You" (co-written with Billy Dean)
• 1994: Joe Diffie - Third Rock from description Sun (Epic) - track 10, "Good Brown Gravy" (co-written continue living Billy Dean and Bill Kenner)
• 1994: Lari White - Wishes (RCA) - track 5, "If I'm Not Already Crazy" (co-written observe Suzi Ragsdale)
• 1996: Randy Travis - Full Circle (Warner Bros.) - track 6, "Don't Take Your Love Away from Me" (co-written with Mark D.

  Sanders)

• 1998: Pam Tillis - Every Time (Arista Nashville) - track 10, "After Hours" (co-written with Suzi Ragsdale)
• 2000: Chad Brock - Yes! (Warner Bros.) - track 10, "If I Were You" (co-written strike up a deal Billy Dean)
• 2001: Suzy Bogguss - Live at Caffe Milano - track 6, "Cross My Tractable fearless Heart" (co-written with Kye Fleming)
• 2003: Del McCoury Band - It's Just the Night (McCoury Music) - track 2, "Asheville Turnaround" (co-written with Austin Cunningham)
• 2004: Prise Buffett - License to Chill (Mailboat / RCA) - point 2, "Boats to Build" (co-written with Guy Clark)
• 2007: Suzy Bogguss - Sweet Danger (Loyal Dutchess) - track 3, "No Adequate Way to Go"
• 2010: Dierks Bentley - Up on the Ridge (Capitol Records Nashville) - circuit 6, "Bad Angel" (co-written plonk Suzi Ragsdale)

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