Bob Hausler’s Songwriters in the Round podcast

DStreet Music Foundation presents world-famous singer/songwriter Steve Seskin at the Grace A. Dow Library in Midland on Saturday, November 5th from 5-7 pm. You can purchase your tickets online at DStreet.org or the following outlets:

Radio Wasteland Records - Midland

MI Element grains and grounds - Midland

Pop Pops Gourmet Treats - Midland

Electric Kitch - Bay City

Herter Music - Bay City

Records & Tapes Galor - Saginaw

Steve Seskin is a successful songwriter who has written seven number-one songs, including Grammy-nominated “Grown Men Don’t Cry,” as recorded by Tim McGraw, and “Don’t Laugh at Me,” winner of NSAI Song of the Year and Music Row Magazine Song of the Year as recorded by Mark Wills. His other #1 hits are “No Doubt About It” and “For a Change,” both recorded by Neal McCoy, “No Man’s Land” and “If You’ve Got Love,” both recorded by John Michael Montgomery and “Daddy’s Money,” recorded by Ricochet.

Other chart toppers include “I Think About You” recorded by Colin Raye and “All I Need To Know” by Kenny Chesney.

Born and raised in NYC, his first exposure to music was sitting beside his mom while she played piano and sang Broadway show tunes. When he was 12, the Beatles came to America and the music bug bit him for good. He moved to California when he was 20 and has lived in the SF Bay Area for almost 50 years, performing at clubs, festivals, and house concerts along the way. He thinks of himself as a songwriter/teacher/singer in that order and loves all aspects of his musical life equally.