New Songs
Biography
Country Western singer-songwriter JEANNIE GAYLE grew up in Ohio immersed in the sounds of classic country—Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, George Jones, Patsy Cline, and Dolly Parton shaped her musical foundation.
Writing since her early twenties, Jeannie Gayle crafts songs that span the full emotional landscape: poignant ballads, confidence-building anthems, and dance party tunes exploring love, lust, loss, and the art of moving on. Now based on a ranch in Pearblossom, California, she fronts the rock-country blues band Watzit2U, which records and performs from her home base. A versatile multi-instrumentalist, she plays guitar, banjo, piano, flutes, bass, and drums. Jaygayle Music (ASCAP). publishes her songs.
Jeannie Gayle’s debut album is dedicated to her parents, Betty and Raymond, who instilled in her a deep love for the Grand Ole Opry.
Songs for Guy Vocalists
Be Like That: Encourages putting the past behind and leaving it all to God's Grace.
Cut the Jive: A friend urges their buddy to stop making excuses and face their problems head-on.
Early Morning Hours: The joy of being together in the quiet of the dawn.
Get Out on the Dance Floor: An upbeat country dance party tune.
Last Chance Love: Asks the question "Are we too old to love again?"
Let’s Stay Home Tonight: A seductive invitation to reignite the passion.
Love Me, Love My Dog: A dog-loving guy searches for a woman who’ll accept him and his four-legged companions exactly as they are.
Love That Will Last: Still healing from a failed marriage, a man asks his new love for patience as he learns to love again.
Loving Arms: A tender love song from a husband to the mother of his children.
One More Day: An anthem for people recovering from drug and alcohol abuse.
Take Out That Old Guitar: An encouragement to anyone who’s set aside their passion—it’s time to pick it back up.
Time to Ride: A rallying cry to a friend: shake off your setbacks and get back in the saddle.
Woulda Shoulda Coulda: Advice to stop dwelling on the past and move forward.
You Broke My Heart: A man questions his former lover, “Are you sure I’m not the one?”
Songs for Gal Vocalists
Begin Again: After a painful breakup, a lover wonders if they can start over.
Boots by My Back Door: A woman says goodbye to a late-in-life relationship when his adult children refuse to accept her.
Flying Solo: A woman in a bar says she’s not looking for love, but “flying solo.this year.”
Fresh Start: A woman’s declaration of independence and discovered self-confidence.
Gotta Go: A woman delivers an ultimatum: to commit to this relationship or walk away.
Hardest Part: She knows it’s over, but her heart hasn’t caught up yet.
Kinda Is: Facing the painful reality of a relationship that has fallen apart.
Leave Me More Often: A playful, sarcastic celebration of all the silver linings when he walks out the door.
Lost Your Marbles: Girl Buddy Song: Get over it and get out there!
Two Timing: A young woman needs to make up her mind between her good ole boy fiancé and an exciting new city guy.
What You Didn't Do: She's finally leaving him not because of what he did, but what he didn't do.
Welcome to the Roadside Cantina: Written for a film about an aging, alcoholic showgirl working at a desert honky-tonk, caught between her daughter and the judgment of town’s people.
You Don’t Have to Go It Alone: An invitation to come home, rest, and regroup after tough times in the big city.
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Demos
Demos for these songs are available on a private Soundcloud account. We also have all of the lead sheets ready to go. If you are interested in hearing them, we'll send you a link. We are in the process of recording these songs and hope to release them this summer.
