Eddie Kilroy

Eddie Kilroy is a country music producer. Currently he has a show on XM Satellite Radio's Willie's Place. Thus by the time he was ten he had decided to make a living as a cowboy, and, with the support of his father, Kilroy successfully took part in youth and high school rodeos, eventually entering the professional circuit. only to discover that "you needed an appointment and they didn't care I had two horses in their parking lot". Kilroy also continued with Faron Young's offer, and eventually Young recorded "Pen and Paper", with music and lyrics by Eddie Kilroy and Diane Blalock Kilroy through Mercury Records. and became president of Playboy Records when he founded the label for Hugh Hefner, for whom he signed Mickey Gilley. – Gilley went on to create six number one albums with Playboy. While at MCA Kilroy signed Faron Young to the label and produced two albums with Young: Chapter Two and Free and Easy (1980).

Awards 2007 Academy of Western Artists Awards, disc jockey, major market.

Credits Two awards for "Producer of The Year" from The Academy of Country Music Lifetime member of The Academy of Country Music Producer of the year for ASCAP Producer of the year Record World Magazine