Grammy Award winning songwriter Jeff Silbar releases his first solo effort showcasing some of his best known and personal favorite tunes. In a style of Americana, Country and Blues, this CD is one you'll listen to over and over.

14 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Modern Folk, COUNTRY: Country Folk



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Jeff won the Grammy for his song âWind Beneath My Wingsâ, voted Song of the Year by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences . Bette Midler and Arif Mardin also received Record of the Year Grammies for Betteâs version of the song. To this date âWindâ has received 7 ASCAP pop awards, including a Song of the Century award, and was recognized as one of the American Film Instituteâs 100 Greatest Movie Songs.

Recently, Jeff co-wrote âWhat Goes Aroundâ the opening theme to the hit TV series My Name Is Earl. Another of Jeffâs songs âRide of Your Lifeâ became the end title for the Warner Bros. film What a Girl Wants and featured in the ESPN biography The Dale Earnhardt Story. âWind Beneath My Wingsâ was also featured in the Dreamworks animated blockbuster Shark Tale. His song âShe Canât Burn Me Nowâ was recorded by the Del McCoury Band.

Honored by the Nashville Songwriters Association International as Songwriter of the Year, Jeff has earned more than thirty ASCAP awards for their most performed pop and country songs.

Silbarâs songs have been recorded by such artists as John Mellencamp (âChina Girlâ from American Fool, triple platinum), Fleetwood Mac (single âHard Feelingsâ from Behind the Mask, platinum), and Kenny Rogers (âGoodnight Manâ from The Gambler), quadruple platinum), as well as a host of others including Sheena Easton, Gladys Knight, Dolly Parton, Poco, Willie Nelson, and Alabama (#1 single). Other recordings include artists like Johnny Lang , Reba McEntire, Levert, Wynonna, and Blackhawk.

Jeff has worked with a number of the industries largest music publishers, including Sony Music, Warner-Chappell, and House of Gold Music, and is responsible as a publisher for many hit recordings. His songs have also been featured many times in films and on television.