tracks
01. It Ain't LoveMP3
02. Long GoneMP3
03. The Lucky SpotMP3
04. Sorryville
05. Show Your Mama
06. Baby SisterMP3
07. Never Ever
08. Ramblin'
09. Do You Miss Her
10. Top Of That Mountain
The Lucky Spot is done, finished, completed and ready to go! REALLY!!! It's been along time coming but well worth the wait. And let me tell ya folks - it's a southern rockin' harp howlin' twang bangin' record baby! I hope ya dig it.
It was produced by Dan Baird of GA Satellites / Yayhoos fame. Dan has produced several acts including one of my favorites, Chris Knight.
Not wanting to make a typical Nashville sounding record, we headed up to Barrick Recording Studio in Glasgow, KY. Barrick is known for it's warm tones and cool vibes and that's exactly what we got. The studio used to be an old farmhouse, and it felt like recording in someone's living room. We were like kids in a candy store, with all kinds of vintage amps and instruments to play around with.
We recorded everything live with my band. In one room we had Ken McMahan and Dan on guitars, Paul Griffith on drums and Allen Collins on bass. I sang in a separate room but we could see each other through a window. My friend EBO from Radney Foster's band stopped by and added some lap steele and Gretch guitar. Jack Irwin added some magic on the Hammond and piano and my bud, Britt Savage, along with Dan did all the harmony vocals. It was the most fun I've ever had recording - my face hurt from smiling so much. Dan was the perfect choice for producing this project. He inspired me and continues to do so in ways that I can not quantify. I've come to think of him as my own personal Tom Dowd.
STACIE COLLINS DEBUT CD | "Stacie Collins"
tracks
01. Big Freight TrainMP3
02. All She Needed
03. Set Me Free
04. I'm Tryin'
05. Time To Fly
06. When The Mornin' Comes
07. Once Upon A Time
08. Dandelion
09. Charlie
10. Blame It On Me
11. Sweet DreamMP3
12. All My Dreams Come True
"Taking inspiration from everyone from Merle Haggard and Buck Owens to Steve Earle and Lucinda Williams, Stacie Collins has come up with a rock solid debut. Collins meshes classic country with bits of roots rock, folk and blues resulting in a disk that runs the gamut... If you want a disk with substance and not just a bunch of cookie cutter radio country then check out this gem." Geoff Melton – The Music Korner
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