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Jim Pollock

Jim Pollock writes the kind of songs Nashville was built on--honest, melodic, and rooted in stories that feel lived, not manufactured. Drawing inspiration from writers and artists like Dan Fogelberg, Vince Gill, Bob Seger, and the Southern rock grit of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jim brings together heartland warmth, country soul, and a storyteller's instinct that feels right at home in the Nashville tradition.

He has been writing and performing since his days at Northeastern High School and Ohio University in Athens, and over the years has developed a catalog centered on songs with emotional truth, sturdy hooks, and real-world perspective. In 2015, Jim co-wrote "Bury Me With My Boots On," recorded by Australian country star Travis Collins for the album Wired. The single went on to hold the No. 1 spot for five weeks on Australia's Top 30 Radio Airplay chart. That same year, Australian artist Kristy James released Jim's co-written song "Friends Like You."

In addition to cuts by artists in the U.S. and abroad, Jim's music has been placed in radio, television, film, and advertising. A BMI songwriter and former Regional Coordinator for the Nashville Songwriters Association International in Little Rock, he continues to write, produce, collaborate, and stay active in the songwriting community through writers' rounds, workshops, conferences, and independent releases.
For more of Jim's original songs, videos, and lyric videos, check out Jim Pollock Music on YouTube, Facebook, Broadjam, and ReverbNation.