Flanked by the three songwriters who concocted it, Randy Houser celebrated
his first No. 1 single — “How Country Feels” — Monday
afternoon (March 11) at the Honky Tonk Central nightclub in downtown Nashville.
The song’s writers are Wendell Mobley
and Vicky McGehee, represented by BMI, and Neil Thrasher, affiliated with ASCAP. BMI and ASCAP are the performance rights
organizations that staged the celebration.
It was a particularly sweet occasion for Houser, who has been releasing
singles since 2008 when he debuted with “Anything Goes” and
followed it the next year with “Boots On,” the latter of which peaked
at No. 2.
Prior to his emergence as an artist, Houser was best known around Nashville as the co-writer of Trace
Adkins‘ 2005 novelty hit, “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk.”
BMI’s
Bradley Collins and ASCAP’s Ryan Beuschel co-hosted the party. Collins pointed out
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