Kidd first gained international recognition for his songwriting skills in 1979 when he received
honors from the American Song Festival for his controversial tune - 'Sundance and the Kidd'.
He was then sent to Nashville where he met with Bob Witt (Arc Records). Mr Witt was impressed
with Kidds' record and introduced Kidd to Charlie Daniels publisher Jody Williams.
Before any deal could take place, Kidd was involved in a car wreck on Music Row and was forced into retirement.

Now David M. Kidd is Back!

Kidd is armed with three brand new CD's (already causing his trademark controversy). Ghost of Liza Brown , Kidds From The Hard Knoxx School, and Sundance and the Kidd.

When Kidd came out of retirement he formed The Southwest Songwriters Association. A FREE organization where songwriters, musicians, and music lovers can network.

 Kidd says, "For twenty years I sat back and watched folks from the southwest leave everything they had and move to Nashville, L.A., or NewYork to be near an organized music scene. Now the SouthWest Song Writers Association is organizing a 'MUSIC FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH' on an international
level. WE ARE NO LONGER ASKING FOR OUR MUSIC TO BE HEARD! WE WILL BE HEARD! SONGWRITERS, RIDE TOWARDS THE SOUND OF THE BATTLE! TOWARDS THE SOUND OF THE SOUTHWEST SONGWRITERS ASSOCIATION MUSIC REVOLUTION! I AM GROWING OLD BUT I AM NOT AFRAID!"

 To go to David Kidd's new website