T. GRAHAM BROWN HEADED TO THE GRAMMY AWARDS
New
Album Features Collaborations with Vince Gill, Leon Russell, The Oak
Ridge Boys, Steve Cropper, Jimmy Fortune, Jason Crabb and more!
NASHVILLE,
Tenn. (January 21, 2015) – T. Graham Brown, one of the most distinctive
song stylists in Country Music, is continuing to make some history of
his own. Forever Changed, his latest project, has just netted
the Georgia native a Grammy nomination for Best Album in the Gospel
Roots category. The awards will be presented on February 8 in Los
Angeles.
The album, which will be released on January 27 through Sony
RED/Provident/Mansion Entertainment, as well as iTunes, showcases the
stylist’s deep and reverent love of Gospel music. The album features
guest appearances from some of the top names in the business, such as
Country Music Hall of Fame member Vince Gill, who lends his talents to
“He’ll Take Care Of You.” Other iconic artists that appear on Forever Changed
include The Oak Ridge Boys, Leon Russell, Sonya Isaacs, Steve Cropper,
and former Statler Brothers tenor singer Jimmy Fortune, Jeff & Sheri
Easter, The Booth Brothers, and Three Bridges. The thirteen-track set
was co-produced by Mark L. Carman and T. Graham Brown, and includes such
heart-rending performances as the classic “People Get Ready,” the Bill
Anderson co-written “Which Way To Pray,” as well as a new version of his
1999 self-penned hit single “Wine Into Water,” which details his
successful battle with alcohol abuse.
Track Listing:
1. He’ll Take Care Of You (with Vince Gill)
2. From A Stronger Place
3. Soul Talk (with Jason Crabb)
4. Forever Changed
5. Shadow Of Doubt (with Leon Russell)
6. The Power Of Love (with Jeff & Sheri Easter)
7. Out Of The Rain
8. People Get Ready (with Jason Crabb, Leon Russell, Steve Cropper, The Oak Ridge Boys)
9. Pillow Of Mercy (with The Booth Brothers)
10. Midnight Rainbow (with Three Bridges)
11. Which Way To Pray (with Sonya Isaacs)
12. How Do We Know (with The Oak Ridge Boys)
13. Wine Into Water (with Jimmy Fortune)
The disc marks another stunning chapter in a career that began in the
mid-1980s with his signing to Capitol Nashville. His first single for
the label, “Drowning In Memories” hit the Billboard Top-40, and
helped the singer kick off a series of hits that included “I Tell It
Like It Used To Be,” “I Wish That I Could Hurt That Way Again,” and the
number one singles “Hell and High Water,” “Don’t Go To Strangers,” and
“Darlene.” Brown’s talents also earned him several commercial
endorsements, including Taco Bell, McDonalds, Coca-Cola, Mountain Dew,
and Dodge Trucks. Brown continues to bring his unique mix of Country and
R&B to fans throughout the United States each year, and can be seen
on such popular RFD-TV series as Country’s Family Reunion and Larry’s Country Diner.