Kim Richey

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Kim Richey in Cambridge, MA, 2002

Kim Richey (born in Kettering, Ohio, a suburb of Dayton) is an American singer/songwriter. Though her work fits into the general country music category, her sound is not easily categorised. Her songs have been hits on both the country and pop charts.

She collaborated with Radney Foster on "Nobody Wins" and co-wrote Trisha Yearwood's hit "Believe Me, Baby (I Lied)". Her own 1995 self-titled debut album provided her first country hit, "Just My Luck", as well as the follow-up "Those Words We Said" (which Trisha Yearwood also recorded).

In 2004 her track, "A Place Called Home", was featured in episode 16 of series 5, "Shells", of the Angel television series. The song later appeared on the Angel soundtrack, " Live Fast Die Never"

[edit] Albums

Kim Richey (1995)	Bitter Sweet (1997)	Glimmer (1999)	Rise (2002)
The Collection (2004)

[edit] Major Songwriting Contributions

Year	Artist	Song	Album	Collaborator
1992	Radney Foster	Nobody Wins (#1 Country)	Del Rio, Texas, 1959	Radney Foster
1993	Dixie Chicks	Desire	Shouldn't A Told You That	Stephen Kolander
1994	Stephen Kolander	Can't Undo What's Been Done	Stephen Kolander	Stephen Kolander
1995	George Ducas	In No Time At All	George Ducas	George Ducas
1995	Radney Foster	If It Were Me	Labor of Love	Radney Foster
1995	Trisha Yearwood	Those Words We Said	Thinkin' About You	Angelo
1995	Trisha Yearwood	Believe Me, Baby (I Lied) (#1 Country)	Everybody Knows	Angelo & Larry Gottlieb
1997	Patty Loveless	That's Exactly What I Mean	Long Stretch of Lonesome	Tia Sillers
1997	Mindy McCready	You'll Never Know	If I Don't Stay the Night	Angelo
1998	Suzy Bogguss	From Where I Stand	Nobody Love, Nobody Gets Hurt	Tia Sillers
1998	Terri Clark	I'm Alright	How I Feel	Angelo & Larry Gottlieb
1999	Jim Lauderdale	It's Just Like You	Onward Through It All	Jim Lauderdale
1999	Mindy McCready	Lucky Me	I'm Not So Tough	Tommy Lee James & Jennifer Kimball
1999	Lorrie Morgan	Here I Go Again	My Heart	(sole writer)
2000	Terri Clark	Last Thing I Wanted	Fearless	Mary-Chapin Carpenter
2000	Trisha Yearwood	Where Are You Now	Real Live Woman	Mary-Chapin Carpenter
2001	Brooks & Dunn	Every River	Steers And Stripes	Angelo & Tom Littlefield