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How do music royalties work? That's a question that I had to learn through research and trial and error, along with about 20k in legal fees to get paid finally. It's something that all young and old…
Jul 19 2018
Strength through Love
When Texas Rocker, Rod Williams, is not being a husband, father, entrepreneur, speaker or philanthropist, he can be found strumming Ginger or Mary Anne (Who's Gilligan?) to name but a few of the guitars he has collected along the way. Life has certainly produced plenty of highs and lows for Williams, which led to a wonderful series of catchy jaded love songs. Today Williams' tune has changed somewhat and it comes as no surprise that the loves of his life currently inspire songs of courage, wisdom and hope...... read more
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Oct 6 2017
All You Need Is Love
This is a song Paul McCartney wrote for John after he passed. Brothers by choice.
Oct 6 2017
Music and Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship and Music: What, Why and How
The words entrepreneurship and music are linked with increased frequency at music schools across the country.
The trend toward including curriculum as well as extracurricular activities to foster entrepreneurial development is…
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Aug 12 2015
Music in cool places
It started in New Zealand during his tour of 2011 with Sting. A marriage, a new business venture and a baby boy later, Williams is finally heading back to the land of the long white cloud. So stay tuned for…
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Aug 12 2015
Charity
Rod Williams is known for grabbing his guitar and getting behind a good cause. The Bastrop fires were no exception. Here Williams and his New Zealand wife, Shelley Mac, bring it to the Wild Fire Benefit for Texas.
Aug 12 2015
Flashback
It's always fun to pull up some old footage. Here Rod Williams is performing one of his singles, 'Unreal', on Houston's WFLA Daytime Show. Enjoy!
Aug 11 2015
Rod Williams records Ryan Adams cover 
There is nothing like a musician covering another musician's song! Case and point, Rod Williams covering Ryan Adams' "Come Pick Me Up". Let us know what you think?