Songs
Country
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Uptempo Female Country; Positive Female Country; New Love | Sitting in front of her house in his car, he's telling her how much he feels for her and she says, "Keep talking, I just can't hear enough..." | Writers: Arlene Gold, Brian Nash & Billy James Cobin Singer: Laura McKinney |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Country, Rock & Roll, Blues | Bonnie Raitt-type song. Strong woman lets her new man know that she's not the angel he thinks she is. "I have my moments, but in spite of what you see I've got a downside". | Writer: Arlene Gold Vocals: Suzi Ragsdale |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional Country, Patsy Kline Ballad, Country Waltz | Woman tells of the moment something changed for her when she realized that her man was willing to be vulnerable and showed his deep sensitivity and love for her. "When a man cries with tenderness, a woman can't resist". | Writer: Arlene Gold, Vocals: Luce Amen |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Country Ballad, Tender Heartbreak Ballad | Office Romance Plot. Single woman in an impossible situation is imagining opening her heart to a married co-worker who she suspects is having the same strong feelings that she does, "But as things are, I'll never let you know..." | Writer: Arlene Gold Vocals: Kim Parent |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Female Country; Positive Love Song | She tells how it all started and all the things he does that make their love so strong. | Writers: Arlene Gold & Brian Nash |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Country, Country Swing, Country Western, Western Shuffle | Song about a heartbroken guy who's asking a friend not to reveal just how heartbroken he is to the woman who broke his heart - "If she asks how I am, could you lie like a friend? You never saw me crying". | Writers: Arlene Gold, Kim Williams, Rocky Dimmick Vocals: Chris Ward |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Rock & Roll, Country | Spunky woman lets her immature boyfriend know that she's had enough, "I ain't your mama and boy you ain't my baby anymore!" | Writers: Arlene Gold & Tanya Leah Vocals: Tanya Leah |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Country, Country Ballad | A man is trying to convince his independent lover to acknowledge her feelings for him. "The message could not be clearer. Your eyes tell me so. And you know, you know." | Writers: Arlene Gold & Sam Mullins Vocals: Tim Buppert |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Southern Rock, Bayou, Swamp Rock, Country | Hard working man laments that he can't afford to give his lover the sun & the moon but he can "kiss her slow and hold her tight and give her everything I feel inside...show her what a poor boy can do". | Writer: Arlene Gold Vocals: Tim Buppert |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Christmas Country Ballad; Christmas Love Song; Holiday Love Song | After a year of waiting, he finally wins her love at Christmas time. | Writer: Arlene Gold, Vocals: Clay Mills |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Tex-Mex Ballad | Country Western Ballad; Country Love Song; Country Song About Wanting to Have a Baby | Writer: Arlene Gold, Vocals: Luce Amen |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Strong Female Country Song; Traditional Country Uptempo; Female Uptempo | Driving Country Song; Country; Patty Loveless Style Country; Woman tells man that they're never going to get anywhere in their relationship if they don't have the guts to move forward. | Writers: Arlene Gold, Sam Mullins |
Sitting in front of her house in his car, he's telling her how much he feels for her and she says, "Keep talking, I just can't hear enough..."
Bonnie Raitt-type song. Strong woman lets her new man know that she's not the angel he thinks she is. "I have my moments, but in spite of what you see I've got a downside".
Woman tells of the moment something changed for her when she realized that her man was willing to be vulnerable and showed his deep sensitivity and love for her. "When a man cries with tenderness, a woman can't resist".
Office Romance Plot. Single woman in an impossible situation is imagining opening her heart to a married co-worker who she suspects is having the same strong feelings that she does, "But as things are, I'll never let you know..."
She tells how it all started and all the things he does that make their love so strong.
Song about a heartbroken guy who's asking a friend not to reveal just how heartbroken he is to the woman who broke his heart - "If she asks how I am, could you lie like a friend? You never saw me crying".
Spunky woman lets her immature boyfriend know that she's had enough, "I ain't your mama and boy you ain't my baby anymore!"
A man is trying to convince his independent lover to acknowledge her feelings for him. "The message could not be clearer. Your eyes tell me so. And you know, you know."
Hard-working man laments that he can't afford to give his lover the sun & the moon but he can "kiss her slow and hold her tight and give her everything I feel inside...show her what a poor boy can do".
After a year of waiting, he finally wins her love at Christmas time.
Country Western Ballad; Country Love Song; Country Song About Wanting to Have a Baby
Driving Country Song; Country; Patty Loveless Style Country; Woman tells man that they're never going to get anywhere in their relationship if they don't have the guts to move forward.
Pop / R&B
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| 90's Dance/Funk | Uh oh... the girls have taken control! | Writers: Arlene Gold & Andy Snitzer Vocals: Arlene Gold |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Sadé-style moody pop | She just can't quit the lover who's leaving her. "Handle your own, and I'll handle mine." | Writer and Vocals: Arlene Gold |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Pop/Rock, Early 90's, Girl Group, Punk | This is a fun, upbeat song about a girl who's reading the riot act to her boyfriend who's neglecting her. "Busy in the morning, busy every single night - you've got so much to do, no time to hold me tight." "You better make it fast or your time is gonna pass and I'm gonna be too busy for you". | Writer and Vocals: Arlene Gold |
| Genre | Description | Writer/Producer |
|---|---|---|
| Old-style sultry swing | "Better get your act together... if you wanna swing with me!" | Writer and Vocals: Arlene Gold |
Uh oh... the girls have taken control!
She just can't quit the lover who's leaving her. "Handle your own, and I'll handle mine."
This is a fun, upbeat song about a girl who's reading the riot act to her boyfriend who's neglecting her. "Busy in the morning, busy every single night - you've got so much to do, no time to hold me tight." "You better make it fast or your time is gonna pass and I'm gonna be too busy for you".
"Better get your act together... if you wanna swing with me!"
Uh oh... the girls have taken control!
She just can't quit the lover who's leaving her. "Handle your own, and I'll handle mine."
This is a fun, upbeat song about a girl who's reading the riot act to her boyfriend who's neglecting her. "Busy in the morning, busy every single night - you've got so much to do, no time to hold me tight." "You better make it fast or your time is gonna pass and I'm gonna be too busy for you".
Inviting her city boy to the country for the weekend
"Better get your act together... if you wanna swing with me!"
Woman is deeply in love with her mate and tells him, "With so much to adore, you are my special reason to be living for"
Sexy ballad. Man finally whispers he loves her and to make doubly sure she asks, "Just for the record, please, say it again".
Sweet, Tender, Playful