# Carole Ford

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Angels of Mercy - Carole Ford

Carole Ford www.homebydark.com/carole-ford For HOME BY DARK tour dates, videos, and more, go to www.homebydark.com

Carole Ford - Already Gone

HOME BY DARK family member Carole Ford brought the house down with her song "Already Gone."

Sing You Back To Me - Carole Ford

This song was written by the great Tony Arata and Gene Nelson and recorded by Trisha Yearwood in 2007. Tony was one of our guest writers one night and HBD's Carole Ford surprised him by singing it. A Song Can Change Your Life. Learn more about Tony at www.tonyarata.com

America The Beautiful - Ford, Conner, Bostic

Vocals by Carole Ford, Vanessa Conner and Jenn Bostic. Piano by Jim Hettinger. Recorded live in Alpharetta, GA with HOME BY DARK. For HOME BY DARK tour dates, videos, radio, and more, go to www.homebydark.com

ASCCYL with Carole Ford

A SONG CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE podcast features one-on-one interviews with professional songwriters. Episodes may cover a variety of subjects such as the writer’s background, their introduction to songwriting, the creative process, the demo recording process, pitching songs, the business of professi…

Carole Ford & Lindsay Paterson

In this episode of Talking Scottish Education, hosts Darren Leslie and Stuart Farmer engage with guests Carole Ford and Lindsay Paterson to discuss the current state of education in Scotland. The conversation covers the importance of a knowledge-based curriculum, the role of assessment, and the nee…

Education Special: Is Scotland's School System Failing?

In this special episode of Holyrood Sources, Calum Macdonald, Geoff Aberdein, and Andy Maciver are joined by The Scotsman’s Catriona Stewart and former headteacher Carole Ford to dissect the "abysmal" data surrounding Scottish attainment. From the "opaque" Curriculum for Excellence to the 43% of pu…

Glasgow

Stephen Jardine hosts a topical debate from Glasgow. Answering questions from a studio audience, The SNP's David Linden, Scottish Labour's Joe Fagan, Scottish Green Holly Bruce, Reform UK Scotland's Thomas Kerr, and former headteacher Carole Ford