Charlie Worsham is one of Music City’s most respected “multi-hyphenate” music-makers - an artist-singer-songwriter-picker-producer who’s had his hand in scores of hit records while releasing much-admired albums of his own over a 20 year career in town. Craig regards him as a “Music Row whisperer,” a guy with his finger on the pulse of the industry and a well-rooted point of view in the music he makes. He returns to the String with the new album Once Upon A Second Time Around and, though he didn’t know it at the time, a new Grand Ole Opry member trophy.
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