Railroad Trax Productions is owned by Nashville songwriter/producer Phillip Moore. Phillip worked in Nashville, producing and developing artists for many years. In 2005, Phillip co-produced with Buddy Cannon (known for producing major label artists such as Kenny Chesney, Reba McEntire, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, and George Jones) Warner Brothers recording artist Ray Scott’s debut album My Kind of Music. The album included the top-40 single “My Kind of Music” and was critically acclaimed by numerous music publications. Billboard Magazine’s Phyllis Stark listed the album #1 on her top ten list of all albums released in 2005. Phillip also produced Ray Scott’s album Crazy Like Me and of the ten tracks on the album, six of them were recorded in the same manner as our demos.
In addition to his major label recording experience, Phillip has recorded many demos in the same manner we are offering you. Being a songwriter himself, Phillip understands the needs of fellow songwriters. Listed below are a few of the songs that started out as demos at Railroad Trax Productions:
"Single White Female"-#1 single for MCA recording artist Chely Wright-written by Shaye Smith & Carolyn Dawn Johnson.
"Pray For the Fish"-charted single for Randy Travis and the follow up single to “Three Wooden Crosses” from Grammy winning, RIAA gold certified album Rise and Shine-written by Ray Scott, Dan Murph, & Phillip Moore.
"Brothers"-#24 single (2009) for Canadian artist Dean Brody-written by Dean Brody. Two additional songs on Dean’s debut album started out as demos created by Phillip.
"A Few Question"-#7 single for Clay Walker, from the RCA album A Few Questions-written by Adam Wheeler, Ray Scott, & Phillip Moore.
"The Gift"-recorded by Randy Travis for the album Rise and Shine-written by Ray Scott & Phillip Moore.
"Gone Either Way"-charted single for Warner Brothers artist Ray Scott-written by Ray Scott, John Bolinger, & Phillip Moore.
"Poor Folks"-recorded by Trace Adkins for album Proud to Be Here-written by Ray Scott & Phillip Moore.
