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Taylor Swift and Lyle Lovett are among the newest stars set to be honored at the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame’s 56th anniversary gala, joining veteran Bruce Channel and contemporary songwriting powerhouses Shawn Camp and Lee Thomas Miller. Swift, who began her journey in Nashville as a teen, is celebrated for her genre-bending hits like “Teardrops On My Guitar” and “Blank Space,” while Lovett dazzles with his Americana classics such as “She’s No Lady.” Camp, once a fiddle legend behind Garth Brooks’ “Two Piña Coladas,” and Miller, whose songs have graced hits by Tim McGraw and Trace Adkins, round out this stellar class. Bruce Channel, immortalized by “Hey! Baby!” and its iconic “Dirty Dancing” moment, completes the lineup — a night that executive director calls one of the most anticipated in the Hall’s storied history.

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