About The Jerry Naylor Company LLC

Our most valuable asset; The Legendary Human Factor!

The Jerry Naylor Company, LLC and Nayco Entertainment has assembled a talented group of experienced professionals. These devoted individuals collaborate to create historic, one-of-a-kind product.

	Jerry Naylor: Jerry Naylor became the lead singer of "The Crickets" after the untimely death of Buddy Holly. Naylor is a forty-seven-year veteran of the entertainment business, internationally recognized recording artist, performer, record producer, songwriter, radio & television personality, film and television producer, and Grammy nominated solo recording artist. Cashbox Magazine picked Naylor as one of the "Top Forty Male Vocalists of 1970." Naylor's "Continental Country" was acclaimed the "Number One Syndicated Radio Show in North America" by the Country Music Association and Billboard Magazine. Jerry Naylor was inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame (2000), inducted into the West Texas Hall of Fame (1998), and is recognized in the prestigious "Who's Who in Entertainment," "Who's Who in Rock 'n Roll," "Who's Who in Country Music," and "Who's Who in America." Jerry Naylor is not just a producer or person who conceptualized and wrote this project, but an artist as well who can actually appear as one of those of tribute in the Rockabilly Legends; A Tribute to My Friends CD.
	Gary Randall: Gary Randall is co-executive producer and senior manager for distribution, marketing, promotion and sales on The Rockabilly Legends Tribute project for The Naylor Company. Co-Founder/ Former Vice Chairman/ President of Pamplin Communications Corporation / Pamplin Entertainment - the number four ranked Christian music record label in America; Executive Producer/ creator of the number one ranked Christian video series in America, "Bibleman;" an ordained minister and nationally syndicated television talk show host (1978-1990); producer of children's television programming for NBC-Television Network.
	Red Robinson: Legendary forty five-year veteran, Award winning pop/rock radio personality; first to program Rockabilly and Rock 'n Roll music in Canada and the Northwestern United States; CBC Television Network host; First to MC (1957) Elvis Presley concert, Empire Stadium, Vancouver, BC, Canada; First to MC (1964) The Beatles concert in Vancouver, BC, Canada; Honored by the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame as a Legendary Pioneer Disc Jockey (1995); Inducted into the Canadian Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame (1997); Inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame (2002).
	Bill Mack: "The Midnight Cowboy" -- On Camera & Coordinator of "Truck Stops of North America Campaign": For fifty-years Bill Mack has been one of America's best known and most popular award winning radio personalities. A multiple Grammy Award winning songwriter, writing such classics as "Drinking Champaign" for Dean Martin and George Strait, and the Grammy Award winning 5-million selling song, "Blue," for LeAnn Rimes: Host of the longest-running nationally syndicated radio show, "Country Crossroads"; Voted "Country Music DJ of the Year;" "Mr. DJ USA"; Named "Texas #1 Country Music DJ" for 25 consecutive years; Inducted into the "Texas Country Music Hall of Fame; Awarded the prestigious "Major Market Radio Personality Marconi Award" by the National Association of Broadcasters; Inducted into the Country Music DJ Hall of Fame; Currently broadcasting throughout North America daily on XM Satellite Radio and for decades known as "The Voice of America's Truckers."
	Mark Spacek: Director: Mark Spacek's directorial talent gives the Rockabilly Tribute Documentary pure cinematic magic. Sissy Spacek's nephew was born into the film and television business, but formulated his own special niche for bringing a story to life from behind the lights and cameras. This talented young director, a veteran of six feature motion pictures, brought Naylor's vision to the screen, exemplified in the extraordinary historical "reenactments," throughout the three-hour Rockabilly documentary.
	Ed Spacek: President, The Spacek Company -- National Radio Promotion for the Rockabilly Tribute Project: Former Vice President, National Record Promotion, Universal MCA Records; Ed Spacek is a veteran promotions/marketing executive whose client list includes Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson, Tanya Tucker, The Dixie Chicks, LeAnne Rimes, kd Lang, Asleep at the Wheel, Warner Brothers/Atlantic, and RCA Records, among others.