Interview with Dan Hill

Canadian singer/songwriter Dan Hill began writing songs at age 14 and was playing professionally in small gatherings and coffee houses by the time he reached 17. In 1978, he wrote and recorded the smash hit, "Sometimes When We Touch". He went on to write and release a long list of hits including "Never Thought (That I Could Love)", "Unborn Heart", "I Fall All Over Again" & "Can't We Try". In 1997, Dan teamed up with Country producer/songwriter Keith Stegall and the duo soon proved to be a successful writing team. Sammy Kershaw took their song "Love Of My Life" to #1 on the Country charts and then Mark Wills reached the top slot again with the Hill/Stegall composition'"I Do (Cherish You)". Other Country songs of Dan's have been recorded by Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire and Jamie O'Neal - to name a few. He recently released an album called "Intimate" and a memoir called "I Am My Father's Son". Dan joins me to talk about his first smash hit, songwriting, his Pop & Country Music successes & much more.