Brett James

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Brett James
Background information
Origin	Columbia, Missouri, United States
Genre(s)	Country music
Instrument(s)	vocals, guitar, bass guitar
Years active	1995-present
Label(s)	Arista Nashville

Brett James is an American country music singer-songwriter, best known for co-writing Carrie Underwood's country single "Jesus, Take the Wheel".

Brett James has also written several singles for other artists. These include:

• Jessica Andrews - "Helplessly, Hopelessly", "Who I Am"
• Chris Cagle - "Wal-Mart Parking Lot"
• Kenny Chesney - "Keg in the Closet", "You Save Me"
• Kenny Chesney with Uncle Kracker - "When The Sun Goes Down"
• Billy Ray Cyrus - "You Won't Be Lonely Now"
• Dusty Drake - "Say Yes"
• Emerson Drive - "November"
• Sara Evans - "Cheatin'"
• Josh Gracin - "I Want To Live", "Stay With Me (Brass Bed)"
• Pat Green - "Feels Just Like It Should"
• Lonestar - "With Me"
• Martina McBride - "Blessed"
• Tim McGraw - "Drugs Or Jesus", "Telluride"
• Ashley Monroe - "I Don't Want To"
• Rascal Flatts - "Love You Out Loud"
• Collin Raye - "You Still Take Me There"
• Carrie Underwood - "Jesus, Take the Wheel"
• Rhonda Vincent & The Rage - "I've Forgotten You"
• Mark Wills - "When You Think Of Me"
• Chely Wright - "Never Love You Enough"
• Wynonna - "What The World Needs"

[edit] Singles

Year	Title	Chart Positions	Album
		US Country
1995	"Female Bonding"	#60	Brett James
1995	"If I Could See Love"	-	Brett James
1995	"Worth the Fall"	-	Brett James
2002	"Chasin' Amy"	#34
2003	"After All"	#39

[edit] External links

• Brett James on MySpace