Brumley & Sons Music

Brumley & Sons Music Publishers and promoters of the songs and history of Albert E. Brumley, author of "I'll Fly Away", "Turn Your Radio On" and 800+ great songs.

We hope you will enjoy learning more about us and the legacy of Albert E. Brumley, one of the greatest songwriters of our time. Songs like "I'll Fly Away", "Turn Your Radio On", "I'll Meet You In The Morning", "He Set Me Free" and a host of others have long been favorites of many people throughout America and around the world. The name Brumley is highly respected in all music fields. People have b

een singing his songs for decades. It was a desire of Robert (Bob) Brumley to keep alive the songs of his father. Even though Bob is no longer with us, the family still operates the company offices built in the 1940's in Powell, Missouri. We are now in the 3rd generation of the family business going on 100 years. Bob's 2 daughters Elaine and Betsy are excited to keep Brumley Music and their Grandpa Brumley's amazing legacy going on and thriving.

09/01/2026

In this clip from a 1971 interview with Guy Logsdon, Albert E. Brumley talks about we he believes makes a hit song.

Thank you to Guy Logsdon’s daughter Tamara for digitizing this video and allowing us to share this with our

08/28/2026

Albert E. Brumley came up with the idea for If We Never Meet Again after attending a singing convention in Memphis. As he was returning home he realized that group of people would likely never all be together again until they were in heaven. The song was written in 1945 and has been recorded many times. The most famous recording of the song is ELVIS PRESLEY. There’s comfort in this song. If you haven’t heard it, search YouTube or your favorite streaming service.

Since we heard about the passing of Dolly Parton yesterday we have struggled to come up with the words to say about how ...
08/26/2026

Since we heard about the passing of Dolly Parton yesterday we have struggled to come up with the words to say about how much she meant to us and the world. Dolly was an inspiration to all. Always sharing kind words, love and generosity to all. We knew that she loved the songs of Albert E. Brumley and I’m sure he loved her songs as well. Dolly we are honored that you chose one of our songs as the only song you wanted sung at your funeral. This means the world to us. Your passing leaves a void on earth that’s impossible to replace. Thank you for the memories, the love, your spirit and your songs. And since we’ll never meet again this side of heaven. We’ll look for you on that beautiful shore.



The country music icon died Tuesday at the age of 80.

08/19/2026

We were invited to visit Hilltop Recording Studio in Nashville, TN. Such amazing history. Dolly Parton, Porter Wagoner, Johnny Cash and more have recorded here.

08/15/2026

We were invited to the home of the late Guy Logsdon in Tulsa. Some of the audio clips we have shared of Albert E. Brumley were from one of Guy’s interviews. His daughter Tamara shared photos, videos and papers her Dad had from his time with Grandpa. What neat treasures to see.

08/10/2026

Behind the scenes with my interview with Amanda Taylor at KWTV - NEWS 9 in Oklahoma City. She met me at Liberty Hill Church outside Cameron, OK to talk about my grandfather Albert E. Brumley and his inspiration in writing I’ll Fly Away. The story doesn’t have an air date yet, but we’ll post it here when it’s released.

08/06/2026

Amanda Taylor from KWTV - NEWS 9 has been following our story and is interviewing me today in Rock Island, OK for a news story. Follow along for behind the scenes video. We’ll post the story when it airs later this month.

07/30/2026

Albert tells his story about going from a country boy to a country man. With his own sense of humor.

07/18/2026

We’re in Hartford, AR where I’ll Fly Away was first published. It’s the original home to the Hartford Music Company and Hartford Music Institute. This is where Albert E. Brumley came to learn how to write songs.

07/14/2026

We’ve printed about 50 Million songbooks on the old printing press. Albert E. Brumley bought them used when he started his own publishing company back in 1944. We didn’t have room to store all the old plates so he sold them for scrap.

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5067 Route E
Powell, MO
65730

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