Allison, most people know you for Soft Place, and I am no exception. But more than often I think that Pardon Me just might be my favorite. I *love* it, especially the steel, and the bass that comes in at "pardon me if I don't... (ba bump bump bump) ... understand."
Still a favourite from my first CD of my collection of your albums, which I bought in the year of its release. Great to read your recollections of its production, not so long ago!
As classic a country song as any out there. Dare I say Tammy could not have done better with it. Really happy about this On The Record feature, AM. Looking forward to every single one!
"On the Record" is is exactly the kind of personal story-telling I love! It's always best to get the details right from the source. Often, I feel the stories in between the songs are as interesting as the songs themselves. To echo another on this site; all of your work deserves to be on vinyl.
It's insightful to read the back stories and see those old photos/videos. Your vocal style has changed a great deal over the years. I barely recognize the young woman with the red hair, but your evolution in music and life has been compelling.
Allison, most people know you for Soft Place, and I am no exception. But more than often I think that Pardon Me just might be my favorite. I *love* it, especially the steel, and the bass that comes in at "pardon me if I don't... (ba bump bump bump) ... understand."
Oh, and by the way, this post of yours just inspired me to buy a copy of Alabama Song on eBay. :-)
cool
Classic.
thank you
I love this! Thank you for everything you do for us fans.
thank you
This is fabulous! Thanks!
thanks!
Fascinating read! I know it’s probably out of your control, but your catalog deserves to be on vinyl.
Agreed!
thank you. It would be amazing! yet probably not to be.
Love hearing the influences, history and back stories of your journey.
thanks!
Still a favourite from my first CD of my collection of your albums, which I bought in the year of its release. Great to read your recollections of its production, not so long ago!
thank you
As classic a country song as any out there. Dare I say Tammy could not have done better with it. Really happy about this On The Record feature, AM. Looking forward to every single one!
thanks!
Great back story! Love it!
thanks!
"On the Record" is is exactly the kind of personal story-telling I love! It's always best to get the details right from the source. Often, I feel the stories in between the songs are as interesting as the songs themselves. To echo another on this site; all of your work deserves to be on vinyl.
thank you
It's insightful to read the back stories and see those old photos/videos. Your vocal style has changed a great deal over the years. I barely recognize the young woman with the red hair, but your evolution in music and life has been compelling.
This is just wonderful, you write so beautifully.
Girlfriend. That was me on eclectical guitfiddle. xxox
Was it? See I told everyone I can’t remember. I’ll fix that.