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Aaron Tippin
"Free to be Me"
The hardest workin man in country music is back and ready for action. Though he was still touring heavily, he had not recorded new material for 3 years. After a 3 year break from recording, Aaron Tippin is now ready to share his new music with his devoted fans and catch some new ears along the way too.
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Charlie Daniels
"The USS New York"
Like the State of Texas, Charlie Daniels is partly Western and partly Southern. His signature "bullrider" hat and belt buckle, his lifestyle on the Twin Pines Ranch (a boyhood dream come true), his love of horses, cowboy lore and the heroes of championship rodeo, Western movies, and Louis L'Amour novels, identify him as a Westerner.
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Rebecca Lynn Howard
"Never Forget"
Rebecca is a two time Grammy Award winner who was born and raised in the Appalachian Mountains of Eastern Kentucky. Her big break came when she recorded "Softly and Tenderly" for the soundtrack of the 1997 Robert Duvall movie, "The Apostle" and she hasn't slowed down since.
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Randy Travis
"America Will Always Stand"
In the late 1980's, Randy first opened the floodgates for the New Traditionalist movement in country music. Now, with record sales over 25 million, 22 number one hits, 6 number one albums, 6 Grammy's, 6 CMA's, 9 ACM's, 10 AMA's, 7 Dove Awards, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Tanya Tucker
"An American Woman"
She's been called one of the finest song stylists in any genre, a singer who owns the patent on any song she sings. Tanya Tucker's inimitable vocal styling and soulful performances have resulted in a string of hit albums and singles, garnered hundreds of honors and awards and made her a country music legend.
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Michael Peterson
Sings "Little Things"
Loved for such million-selling country music chart toppers as "Drink Swear Steal & Lie" and "From Here To Eternity," this multiple Grammy and CMA award nominee has moved sold-out audiences all over the globe for nearly a decade. But Michael Peterson is so much more than a "celebrity recording artist."
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Lloyd Knight
Sings "Wishing I was Home"
Raised in Vidalia, Georgia, Lloyd Knight decided at a young age that he wanted nothing more than to be an entertainer. So he started right away, serenading anyone who would listen with Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues". Although he has expanded his repertoire since then, Lloyd remains true to the southern rock and country influences of his upbringing.
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Pam Tillis
Sings "Home Misses You"
Rhinestoned says it all. No other word, real or invented for the occasion, sums up as well where Pam Tillis stands now. A CMA Female Vocalist of the Year, she has written songs for some of the top singers in and beyond Nashville, including more than a few of her own hits.
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George Jones
Sings "Battle Scars" duet
Jones first hit the charts in 1955 with "Why, Baby, Why." He just celebrated his 50th Anniversary as a recording artist in 2004 with the release of a 3-CD set entitled GEORGE JONES 50 YEARS OF HITS which featured one hit for each year of his career. Jones has won two Grammys - separated by 18 years.
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Tracy Lawrence
Sings "Battle Scars" duet
Links Tracy Lawrence is one of the premier voices of his generation, a sensitive and intelligent singer who continues to stretch both as an artist and as a person. Lawrence's dedication to honesty and respect for tradition have enabled him to build one of the most respected careers in recent country history.
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Darryl Worley
Sings "I Just Came Back from a War"
At long last, the real Darryl Worley has arrived. You can't miss him - he's the one with the quick laugh and the voice that comes up from somewhere deep in the tradition of soulful country singing.
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Justin Ryan
Sings "Fifth of July"
For Justin it has been a journey of raw faith, trusting in God, and leading others to Christ. Being able to minister through his experiences of heartache and joy, he has given others the hope that they, too, can make it, not just in music, but in life. The biggest blessing in his life is that he knew when to "Surrender" to Christ.
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Leah Faith
Sings "Red, White & Blue Night in Georgia"
From an early age, Leah Faith, felt the call to simply "Follow Him!" Her calling came at the age of eight, when one night, in a dream, she was standing in Heaven in the presence of her Almighty King! G-d simply spoke to her that night and told her to follow Him!
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 We would like to offer our heartfelt gratitude to all the artists and their management with whom we worked on this magnificent project. It is truly a history making project and a once in a lifetime opportunity. We would also like to take the opportunity to Thank the musicians who helped make the magic possible. We would further like to offer a special thanks to some folks who went way above and far beyond anything we could’ve imagined in helping us make this Tribute possible: Aaron & Thea Tippin, Laney Lawrence and Tracy Lawrence and everyone at TLE Inc., George & Nancy Jones, Arlene Hubbard, Phillip K. Lyon, Esq., Mike Frascogna, Esq. and Shawnessy Brett, Esq. (www.frascourtlaw.com), Cindy Herron, Shelley Rose Richardson, Kele Currier, Becky Pine, Linda Borsen, Lara Borsen, Lloyd Knight, Kimo Forrest, Brooke Morton Voland, Pat Melfi, Matt Spicher, Carol Perdew, Teressa Rowell, Patti Cruz, Laura Lacey, Jodi Joyce, Angela Gresham Wheeler, David Corlew, Paula Szeigis, Captain Kevin Wensing, Commander/Director Robert K. Anderson, Lou Reda at Reda Productions, Bayou Recording Studio, Sound Control Studios www.soundcontrol.com, CMT, GAC, Country Music Weekly, Discmakers, Scott Koen and Photography by Mark Moseley. *Newly recorded
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