Johnny Prill's CD "A Song For Grandma And Grandpa," contains the official song of National Grandparents Day. This enhanced CD allows you to print the sheet music for “A Song For Grandma And Grandpa” right from your computer. It also contains a music video of the song. “A Song For Grandma And Grandpa” has become very popular with church and school programs across the country and is a great way to honor our Nation’s Grandparents! As an added bonus, this CD includes two karaoke versions (with lyrics) for children to sing along with. The title track features Katie Naffie along with The Perfect Blend Children’s Choir. This CD also contains 10 additional songs, written by Johnny, which not only showcases his songwriting ability but also his unique vocal style. Listen to a short clip from "A Song For Grandma And Grandpa" For more information visit www.johnnyprill.com

Singer/Songwriter Johnny Prill from Bad Axe, Michigan has been writing and recording songs for over thirty years. He has received the National Songwriter Award from the National Grandparents Day Council out of Chula Vista, California. The award was presented in recognition of Johnny’s highly popular composition “A Song For Grandma And Grandpa” which is now the official song of National Grandparents Day!

Johnny presented “Mr. Las Vegas” Wayne Newton with a song that he had written titled “The King of Las Vegas” which was inspired by the book “Once Before I Go” the biography on Wayne Newton’s life.

Johnny wrote and recorded a song titled “Maria, My Sweet Rose” which was promoted to International Pop and Country Radio. “Maria, My Sweet Rose” charted on many Top 40 International Play Lists and quickly became a favorite.

Johnny also wrote a song titled "House Of Blues" honoring B. B. King and his famous guitar "Lucille."

Johnny has been fortunate to have many of his songs recorded by various artists. Bobby Vinton has recorded a number of Johnny’s songs including “Proud To Be An American” which appeared on Bobby Vinton’s self-titled album “Bobby Vinton.” “Old Friends” a ballad, Johnny wrote for Bobby talks about Bobby’s life in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania - growing up with his “Old Friend” his clarinet. Bobby has performed “Old Friends” in many of his live shows.

Johnny’s songs have also been featured in numerous publications including “Country Weekly,” “The Las Vegas Weekly,” “The Detroit News,” and “The Detroit Free Press.”

These photos are from

the Prill family's album and

were taken during the years that

"A Song for Grandma and Grandpa"

was gaining popularity.