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Kingsley Brock

Kingsley Brock was born in Chattanooga, TN in 1961 and began playing guitar when he was ten years old. He began writing songs and played in rock cover bands during his high school and college years. In 1992, Kingsley moved to Nashville where he joined Monk Family Music as a songwriter. In 1995, Kingsley and friend Liz Rose rented a house on 16 Avenue and formed a music publishing company and named it King Lizard Music. King Lizard signed a number of successful songwriters including Epic and MCA recording artist Bobbie Cryner, hit songwriter Chris Wallin - writer of #1 hit Don’t Blink for Kenny Chesney, Bryan Wayne who wrote “What If He’s An Angel” for Tommy Shane Steiner which hit #2 on the country charts, and Sean Patrick McGraw who has songs recorded by Montgomery Gentry and other country music artists. King Lizard songs were recorded by Lee Ann Womack, The Judds, Clay Walker, Suzie Bogguss, and other Nashville recording artists. In 2001, King Lizard sold their 700 song music