"The recording of the song is an invaluable piece of Packers history that has been missing."

If you thought the golden era of Green Bay Packers music ended with the team’s back-to-back Super Bowl run in the mid-‘90s, well, not only would you be wrong, you’d be missing out on Titletown tuneage like "Mr. Rodgers’ Neighborhood." Read full story here

One of the major shortcomings of football is that the Packers only play once a week. To fill those empty hours between Sundays, Green Bay's Madera Music has released "Tailgate Tunes II,’” a compilation of new Packer songs. It's an up-to-date collection of Cheesehead anthems... Read full story here

"Tailgate Tunes II" has gotten considerable attention... Wood and his first solo CD have been featured on ESPN, CNBC, (and) mentioned in USA Today… Read full story here

For many years the anthem that signified the start of each home game for the Green Bay Packers, right after the Star-Spangled Banner, was the signature riff from Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones, ushering in the intro to “Start Me Up.” And while the volumes of the locally-produced “Tailgate Tunes” CDs might not be as widely known as the Stones’ album “Tattoo You,” they are continuing to leave their mark on Packer fans across the state. Read full story here