When Tanya Tucker shot to stardom at 13 on the strength of her hit 'Delta Dawn,' she had no way…
. It was her first album of all original material in 17 years and its stark honesty, tasteful production and Tucker’s lived-in vocals led to widespread acclaim. It also earned her 4 Grammy nominations at this year’s ceremony, the most for any country artist, including a nod in the all-genre Song of the Year category for the poignantly declarative “Bring My Flowers Now,” which reminds us all to appreciate those we love while they are still with us.
When your producers Shooter Jennings and Brandi Carlile proposed making this album, you were hesitant. What made you finally trust them? But since you clearly were able to bring something to it do you think the next time you’re in this position you might be more trusting and agree to do things sooner or is it just part of your process that you need to resist at first?Que sera sera, the future’s not ours to see. It certainly worked out for the best for me.
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