Jude Cole "House Full of Reasons"

A Midwestern boy with a dream to make it in the music business, Jude Cole dropped out of high school at 18 and boarded a prop plane bound for Southern California. Unlike many stories that start this way, Cole's story is quite different. Not only did he make it as a writer, performer and singer in the '80s and '90s, but Cole took what he learned from the music business and moved behind-the-scenes. He helped move the needle of the rock group Lifehouse from an unknown to a multi-platinum success story. Cole now serves as the manager of the rock band Lifehouse as well as actor Keifer Sutherland. At the end of 2017, Jude released his first album in years. Oh, and Jude happens to be married to Lori Pfieffer, the younger sister of Michele Pfieffer.

Martin Page "Keeper of the Flame"

"Keeper of the Flame" was the other song from singer Martin Page. Much like Jude Cole, Page's impressive resume contains extensive behind-the-scenes work with Josh Groban, Tom Jones, Robbie Williams, Go West, and even Elton John's writing partner, Bernie Taupin. While "Keeper of the Flame" was a minor hit, "In The House of Stone and Light" remains Page's biggest solo achievement.

Jude Cole - "Time for Letting Go"

Before working with musical acts like Lifehouse and Rocco Deluca, Jude Cole strung together a few hits of his own that found homes on Adult Contemporary radio stations.  "Time for Letting Go" spent 17 weeks on the AC Chart in 1990.

Paul Carrack - "Don't Shed A Tear"

Much like Jude Cole, Paul Carrack's extensive resume would shame most established musicians.  Credited for his work in Ace, Squeeze, Mike + The Mechanics, and Roger Waters, Paul Carrack has quietly kicked some major ass in the music business.  His biggest solo tune was 1987's "Don't Shed A Tear" which is one of those songs that would probably stump even the most avid music lover during an "Audio Daily Double" on Jeopardy.

Jude Cole - "Tell The Truth"

Chances are you've never heard the name Jude Cole, yet he's been in the background of one of the more successful rock bands from the 2000s.  Jude serves as manager, producer, and co-writer of Lifehouse.  Prior to that, he found success in the early-1990s as a solo artist.  "Tell the Truth" was one such hit from 1993.

Jude Cole - "Baby, It's Tonight"

Jude Cole's resume could trump 97% of those working today in the music business.  Wait, who?  Jude Cole.  The Illinois native had a handful of hits in the 1990s including the Top 10 song, "Baby, It's Tonight".  He also teamed up with Keifer Sutherland to write music scores to three movies.  What else?  Oh, yeah...he manages the rock group Lifehouse.  Now here's a guy who can run circles around most people in the business...yet does anyone know the name Jude Cole?