It's been a week of firsts for Little General Records recording trio Taylor Made. Shortly after the release of their first music video for current single Things You Don't Grow Out Of, it was picked up by country music network Great American Country (GAC). On Friday, September 28th, the single became the group's highest charting single to date when it landed at #26 on the Music Row chart. And on Tuesday, October 2nd, the single became the group's first to chart in Media Base.

"This single has done a lot for us in terms of furthering our career," said Greg Duckworth, member of Taylor Made and lead vocals on the single. "We're looking forward to seeing what else Things You Don't Grow Out Of has to offer, as well as what the future holds for us as a trio."

The music video for Things You Don't Grow Out Of can be seen at www.gactv.com under the 'Video' tab - 'Artists T-Z Channel'. 

About Taylor Made:
Born and raised in Grafton, West Virginia, sibling trio Taylor Made has been performing together since childhood. With a background in church and back porch singing, the trio reformed as I-79 for the Colgate Country Showdown. It was only a matter of time before their sibling harmonies caught the attention of Little General Stores owner Greg Darby, who signed them to his West Virginia-based Little General Records under the new name Taylor Made (after their Taylor County upbringing). In 2011, they released single Good Love off of their EP of the same title, which topped off at #42 on the Billboard Indicator chart and #28 on the Music Row chart. For more information on Taylor Made, visit www.taylormadecountry.com.