Rex Benson

Rex Benson is an American songwriter and music publisher most associated with Country music.

Benson’s career began when he wrote his first songs in 1972 and grew with his first co-publishing agreements in1979. He has since established the REX BENSON MUSIC GROUP which includes publishing companies for the 3 U.S. performing rights organizations Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI), the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), and the Society of European Stage Authors and Composers (SESAC). Of the hundreds of songs Benson represents, dozens have been recorded by major-label recording artists and/or placed within programming on major television networks.

Benson has written or co-written songs for recording artists Kenny Rogers, Garth Brooks, Tammy Wynette, Don Williams, Joe Diffie, The Oak Ridge Boys, Mel Tillis, Bobby Vinton, Chesapeake (band), Linda Ronstadt, Rich McCready, Scott Joss, Shirley Myers and others. He also wrote original songs for the Disney Channel TV show Dumbo's Circus.

Benson’s songwriting credits include “Unto You This Night” (recorded by Garth Brooks); “Glass Houses” (recorded by Tammy Wynette with Joe Diffie); “Bed of Roses” (recorded by Chesapeake with Linda Ronstadt, by Kenny Rogers with Linda Davis, by Mel Tillis, by Bobby Vinton); "Healing Hands" (recorded by Don Williams); and “What That Means” (recorded by Kenny Rogers with Brad Paisley).

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