NASHVILLE,
Tenn. (February 2016) – Reedy's Dream Music has released a new music video for
the hit song "Maybe She Lied", a duet featuring country artist Scott Coner and singing legend Tanya Tucker.
Coner
says he was inspired to write the song on his Takamine guitar after a very good
friend went home from work and found his wife gone with all of her belongings.
Coner and Tucker later recorded an emotionally charged rendition of the song at
CTM Studios in Nashville. The tune hit number one in the United Kingdom shortly
after its release.
"My
friend never saw it coming, and it shocked the daylights out of him when it
happened," said Coner, who has worked with other country legends such as
T. Graham Brown and Charlie Daniels. "Working with Tanya, even being in
the same room with Tanya, is an honor. Her voice is stronger than anything I
have ever heard, and she attacked the song like a seasoned pro. She truly is a
beautiful person."
To download the "Maybe She Lied" music
video, visit the artist's website at www.ScottConer.com, his Facebook artist page
at www.Facebook.com/ScottConerMusic, or You Tube channel at https://youtu.be/i8cKZ0OllCo.
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| Scott Coner (Photo by Cynnamae Media Productions) |
The "Maybe She Lied" music video
reveals the heartache of a love affair gone wrong. Once together, now apart, the
man and woman look back and yearn for what could have been. A crew from Cynnamae
Media Productions shot the video on the Coner family farm in Nancy, Ky. The
house and farm is where Scott's grandparents raised eight kids and the same
place where he spent countless hours roaming the fields and thinking about his
future. The video was directed by his wife, Cyndi Coner. She also appears with Scott in the video.
"Everything
in the video means something to me," Coner added. "The trees that I stand
by are where I used to play as a kid. The porch scene is where I sat with my
grandpa and grandma on many an occasion, and the hay and tobacco barns both
make an appearance. Cyndi holding an umbrella is my favorite part of the song. I love the colors and beauty she
brought to everything."
Coner
co-produced the song with sound engineer Logan
Schlegal. A Floyd Cramer piano style was used throughout the song to help
give it a classic country feel. Coner and Tucker worked with some of Music
Row's top session musicians.
"Of
course, Tanya Tucker did an amazing job," Coner continued. "When I
left the studio after the mix, I knew we had a strong track. Mark Mosely is a
friend and producer here in town that helped bring Tanya to the table. I don't
think I can ever thank him enough for that."
Scott
Coner has recorded songs with a who's who of country legends including Tanya Tucker, T. Graham Brown, and Charlie
Daniels. Scott's single "Maybe She Lied", a duet with Tucker on
Reedy's Dream Records, hit number one on the United Kingdom's Hot Disk Top 40.
Other songs, including "Sanibel" (a duet with Brown) and
"Reedy's Dream" (with vocal and instrumental contributions from
Daniels) have been heard on terrestrial and online radio stations around the
world. Also an emerging author, Scott recently penned the book "Lynyrd
Skynyrd: Ronnie Van Zant and Me" with Gene
Odom, a survivor of the Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash.
To learn more about
Scott Coner or to download his songs and videos, visit www.ScottConer.com, www.Facebook.com/ScottConerMusic,
or www.YouTube.com/user/ScottConer. Follow Coner at www.Twitter.com/ScottConer.
"Maybe She Lied" and other song selections can be downloaded on
iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/scott-coner/id333235738.
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