Biography

This dynamic singing-songwriting trio has, over the past several years, blended their collective talents into a truly unique, one-of-a-kind sound. Nash3 is comprised of Bill and Kim Nash and their youngest son, Jimmy.

Bill and Kim share strikingly similar backgrounds, both being preachers' kids. As a member of The Beltone Family Singers, Kim performed gospel music from coast to coast from the time she was eight years old. Bill also grew up in a family gospel group, The Nash Family Trio, who recorded several albums for Columbia Records.

In 1968, Bill began a solo career on Mercury Records which led him to many television appearances and chart-topping records. As a songwriter, Bill started his career with a couple of cuts by the legendary Eddy Arnold. In 1980, Bill met Kim, an event he says that happily brought an end to his solo career forever!

In late 1994, superstar Reba McEntire recorded a song that Kim and Bill collaborated on which became a top five hit single entitled, "They Asked About You." That song was included in McEntire's Greatest Hits Vol. II, an album that went to #1 and has currently sold over six million copies.

Their latest hit is "In God We Still Trust", which was not only a #1 independent record for Nash3, but was recorded by country supergroup, Diamond Rio, on Arista Nashville Records. Since the worldwide release of the single and music video, it has become increasingly popular, and is quickly becoming a patriotic standard.

Today, Bill, Kim, and Jimmy continue to write and sing unique and down to earth songs that touch the heart of their listeners.

Credits

#1 Independent record 2004 "In God We Still Trust"

# 1 independent record 1992 "Up Where We Belong" (Evergreen Records).

Nominated by American Country Radio for Duo Of The Year - 1992.

Co-Wrote a top ten hit single for Reba McEntire in 1994, "They Asked About You".

Performed as a duo for numerous Amway Conventions, Rainbow Corp, Nature's Sunshine and countless others.

Have co-written theme songs for companies such as Ford, Dodge, and Natures Sunshine.

Opened shows for Gary Morris ("Wind Beneath My Wings") and Le Roy Van Dyke. (Kim).

The Louisiana Hayride w/Roy Acuff & Minnie Pearl - Live syndicated radio broadcast, KWKH, Shreveport, LA.

Recorded 2 albums for Columbia Records - both cited by Billboard Magazine for excellence, Pick of the Month.

Columbia's Parade of Stars Show, live at the Grand '0l Opry w/Jimmy Dean. Johnny Cash. Marty Robbins. Lefty Frizzell.

Signed to Mercury/Smash Records by Jerry Kennedy, (producer of Statler Brothers) for solo country music career, (Bill).

First performer to record a Kris Kristofferson song - "For the Good Times" (Bill).

Television Appearances:

*The Richard Robert's Show(Bill and Kim)

*Daystar Celebration (Bill, Kim, and Jimmy)

*Trinity Network (Bill, Kim, and Jimmy)

*The Eddy Arnold Show - NBC Network, Chicago, IL.

*Mike Douglas Show. Syndicated Network - Philadelphia, PA.

*Virginia Graham television show, Syndicated Network.

*Mama Cass Elliott television show, ABC Network - Hollywood.

*The Phil Everly television show ( of the Everly Brothers) - duet w/Kris Kristofferson, "For the Good Times." *Co-hosted Steve Allen television variety show - worked with Lucille Ball.

*Co-starred with Jim Backus in Las Vegas, (Bill).

*Carl Perkins telethon to benefit abused children, (Bill and Kim).

*Gimme the Mike Houston-Contest on Channel 2 NBC Houston(Jimmy)

Video Appearances:

*"Seven New Stars" aired on ABC, Ted Koppel show

*Paul David Wells - Capitol Records *David Ball - Warner Brothers

*Charlie Rich - Independent label

Writing Credits:

"In God We Still Trust" - Diamond Rio, Arista Nashville, Greatest Hits 2

"They Asked About You" - Reba McEntire, MCA Greatest Hits,VoL II

"Hold Me 'Til The Last Waltz Is Over" - Eddy Arnold, RCA.

"I Can't Help It If You're Always On My Mind" - Eddy Arnold, RCA.

"If I'm Over You - Highway 101

"Seven New Stars" - Written for fallen astronauts and performed on ABC, Ted Koppel Show