About the writing
"I always felt you had a distinct aesthetic - the ability to write things that were easy to relate to without being dumb and evocative without being cloying. Making the personal universal. Anybody can put together a track, but a story that people
care about is another thing altogether."
Seth Glassman
Seth Glassman's live and recorded credits :
James Brown, Paul McCartney, Aaron Neville, Elvis Costello, Brian Wilson, Dr. John, Hall and Oates, Cyndi Lauper, Kenny Rogers, and Carole King.
- Grammy Nominee Best R&B Song
- Winner The ASCAP Award for Most Performed Country Song
- Recipient of The Ralph Peer Music Lifetime Achievement Award
- Multiple Clio Award Winner and Finalist Winner of the Ad Age Award for Best Music in Advertising
- Author of “Humpty Dumpty Was Pushed,” a novel.
- Co-writer and co-producer of The Distant Thunder on Deko Records.
SONGS
Bruce Springsteen, The Four Tops, Kenny Rogers, Celine Dion, US Army Band and Chorus, Richie Havens, Willie Nile, Laura Branigan, Molly Hatchet, Dottie West, The Manhattans, Marie Osmand, Carol Lynn Townes, and many other successful artists have recorded Marc's songs. They have appeared on popular TV shows like Saturday Night Live, David Letterman, and The Simpsons, been sung in French, Portuguese, Spanish as well as English, and have been international hits. He is a Grammy Nominee for Writer of Best R&B Song "When She Was My Girl" the #1 record by The Four Tops, winner of The ASCAP Award for Most Performed Country Music Song for "Read My Lips" #3 record by Marie Osmond. Marc is also the grateful recipient of The Ralph Peer Music Publishing Company's Lifetime Achievement Award for writing “Hands Across America”. Much of his early success came from colloborations with his dear friend Larry Gottlieb.
