Music legend says he’s going to Nashville

Much like Eric Church, Rick Springfield doesn't think reality singing shows do the music biz much justice. He also penned a few songs with Jay DeMarcus, and hopes to get to Nashville soon to do some more writing. Can you say Jessie's Girl, sitting on a tailgate, in the moonlight, drinking beer?! YES! Hear the entire convo below.

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Two-time National On-Air Personality of the Year nominee, Academy of Country Music Awards & One-time National On-Air Personality of the Year nominee, Country Music Association Broadway is the Host of The Electric Barnyard heard weekdays on WWYZ, KYWD, and WBCT. Also weekends on WBWL. His charitable efforts include work with organizations that support abused and neglected children in West Michigan, the American Cancer Society, and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. In all, he has helped to raise over 1.5 million dollars. When he's not on the radio, Broadway loves spending time with his wife and 2 boys, working out, running, watching baseball or football, horror flicks, listening to all kinds of music and eating his wife's home-cooking (she's a chef).

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