He co-wrote “I Fall to Pieces” with Harlan Howard, as well as “She’s Got You” and “Why Can’t He Be You.” In 1960, he penned “Make The World Go Away,” which became a hit for Ray Price. His body of work includes “Ocean Front Property,” “Don’t You Ever Get Tired Of Hurting Me” and “The Chair.” Born in Mississippi, at age 24 Cochran hitchhiked to Hollywood, but ended up in Nashville in 1960. He was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Association International Hall of Fame in 1974. He loved words, he loved music, he loved songs, he loved songwriters and he loved the musicians and artists who agave life to his songs.”Ĭochran died in 2010.
It’s hard to imagine him without a pen and paper in his hand. “Though I always believed he would get here, I never dreamed it would be me, not Hank, standing here. “He called himself ‘The Legend’ before he was a legend, and I’ve been his friend for 60 years,” said Bare. Photo: Alan Poizner / CMAĢ013’s inductee into the Veteran Era category, Bobby Bare, named Cochran as this year’s induction for that category. The SAE Institute Nashville offers associate degree and diploma programs in Music Business and Audio Technology.īobby Bare and Suzi Cochran announce the late Hank Cochran as the “Songwriter” inductee. The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum honors musicians who have performed on many legendary recordings, and features instruments from Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix and more. The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum is a terrific organization with a wealth of artifacts and multimedia experiences which during our tour added tangible value to our already robust curriculum,” said Jonathan Parrish, SAE’s Marketing Coordinator.
“SAE is thrilled with every opportunity to enrich our students’ educational experiences. But it’s particularly important in the music industry when there is so much focus on a musician’s inspiration and influence,” said Joe Chambers, founder of the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum. “It’s important to understand the history of any industry, no matter what it is. In addition to the tours, SAE interns will be involved in the museum’s day-to-day operations.
The first group of SAE students toured the Nashville attraction on April 9, and the program will repeat each semester. The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum is partnering with SAE Institute Nashville to help foster music history education in the school’s music business program.
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