Hillbilly Hollywood

About Hillbilly Hollywood

"Hillbilly Hollywood" is a country song recorded by country music artist John Anderson. It was released on February 11, 1992, as part of his highly acclaimed, multi-platinum comeback album, Seminole Wind. Written by songwriters Vince Melamed and Jim Photoglo, the song captures the journey and dreams of an aspiring country music artist. The term "Hillbilly Hollywood" serves as a direct nickname for Nashville, Tennessee, and the Grand Ole Opry. The lyrics tell a classic story of a musician's grind: learning to play guitar .

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About this song

Credited to

John Anderson

Album

Seminole Wind · Track 7 of 10

Released

February 7, 1992

Duration

2:48

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From the album: Seminole Wind