Gordon Mote Wins the Academy of Country Music's 'Piano/Keyboards Player of The Year' Award

Gordon Mote has been announced as the winner of the Academy of Country Music's 'Piano/Keyboards Player of The Year' award. The Academy of Country Music Studio Recording Awards are voted on by the membership categorized in the Artist/Musician/Producer/Engineer category. Industry Awards are voted on by the membership categorized in the Artist/Musician/Producer/Engineer, Venue, Manager, Talent Agent and Talent Buyer/Promoter.
Gordon writes: "I am in total shock. Thanks to the Academy of Country Music for this great honor. I'm so blessed to live and work in Nashville with some of the greatest musicians in the world. Congratulations to all the winners. Thanks also to the artists and producers who trust us with their music. To God Be The Glory."
For more information on the ACM Awards and all ACM events, visit www.ACMcountry.com. You can like Academy of Country Music on Facebook or follow on Twitter at @ACMawards and Instagram @ACMAwards for more immediate updates.
For a complete list of past and present wins and nominations, please visit www.ACMcountry.com/winners to access the ACM Awards database.
Moreover, Gordon Mote's Christmas Music will be included as a part of Dr. David Jeremiah's "Home For Christmas" channel that is up and running. So, if you are decorating and preparing for Christmas, listen to all your favorite, timeless Christmas Classics in one place - for free! This collection of tunes will delight your heart and inspire you to sing along!
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