Greg and Brian Duckworth and Wendy Williams of
Taylor Made.
Daniels, West Virginia (May 11th, 2012) – Between the success of their latest single, Good Love, highly anticipated new single, Some Things You Don’t Grow Out Of,
and full-time jobs, country sibling trio and Little General Records’
Taylor Made has time for little else. Nonetheless, they were readily
on-hand to support their West Virginia roots at the Thursday, May 10th
Remember The Miners Tribute Golf Classic at Glade Springs Resort in
Daniels, WV. Tournament-goers were treated to a performance by the
Grafton natives, including material from their latest studio effort,
also entitled Good Love.
“We all know and remember how important coal is,” explained Wendy
Williams of the trio. “But sometimes we forget that the people who mine
that coal are much more important. We need to remember and thank both
those who have lost their lives and those still out there everyday
continuing to mine.”
Some Things You Don’t Grow Out Of is set to release to country radio nationwide on May 21st.
About Remember The Miners:
Established two years ago to support the hardworking men and women in
the coal industry, Remember The Miners has raised public awareness
through media, scholarships, and events. With the help of corporate and
community partners (University of West Virginia football’s Coach
Huggins, Little General Stores), the organization has produced over a
million dollars in earned media, thousands in media and ad buys, and has
lead educational community events – all to tell the stories of those
working in the coal industry nationwide. For more information regarding
Remember The Miners, visit remembertheminers.org.