Artist description Terry Robin Prill captures the emotions of life and commits them to song. His writing style will draw you in and take you back to times, places, and circumstances you've found yourself in as well. It is his hope that the proof will be in the listening and his music will find it's way into your collection. To obtain the CD "Heart On My Sleeve" or other available releases by this artist use the "Go to the artist's web site" option at this site to view a catalog list.

Music Style Pop\Coffee House Folk

Musical Influences Bob Dylan, Michael Nesmith, America, Aztec Two-Step

Similar Artists Bob Dylan is only a few steps away

Artist History Terry Robin Prill has been writing since the age of 16 and has more than a hundred songs to his credit. His earliest influences included Bob Dylan, Michael Nesmith, America, Aztec Two-Step and the folk/rock music of the late 60s and early 70s. He developed his writing style by taking his works into local coffeehouses, small clubs, and pubs where he would share his music and would then evaluate its reception. These experiences brought him recognition in his local area, but his heart was still more into the crafting of his writing rather than the performing. During those years Terry received songwriting awards from organizations such as THE AMERICAN SONG FESTIVAL competitions out of Los Angeles. With numerous trips to Nashville in 1990's his musical influences were broadened to include the likes of Mary-Chapin Carpenter, Skip Ewing, Nancy Griffith,and Townes Van Zandt.

Group Members Terry Robin Prill

Instruments Guitar, Harmonica

Albums Heart On My Sleeve, Yesterplay, Duo (with Leon Dobrowolsky)

Press Reviews None

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Location Royston, GA - USA

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