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Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road Score #1 Single on National Bluegrass Chart
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Lorraine Jordan delivers a very special message!
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“That’s Kentucky” Becomes Band’s Second Chart Topper
Nashville, Tenn. (July 01, 2014) – Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road have reason to celebrate as their latest single “That’s Kentucky,”
a song penned by Tom T. and Dixie Hall along with Troy Engle, tops the
Bluegrass Unlimited national single charts for July 2014. This marks
the second time that Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road have reached
the top spot on the national chart, their first being “A Light in the Window Again” which topped the chart in September of 2012.
a song penned by Tom T. and Dixie Hall along with Troy Engle, tops the
Bluegrass Unlimited national single charts for July 2014. This marks
the second time that Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road have reached
the top spot on the national chart, their first being “A Light in the Window Again” which topped the chart in September of 2012.
“Watching ‘That’s Kentucky’ climb to #1 on the national bluegrass charts has been an exciting time for our band,” says Lorraine Jordan. “This
song represents traditional bluegrass in many ways, and we are proud to
have been given the opportunity to record such a great song. I would
like to thank the songwriters, djs, and especially the fans. Let’s all
be proud together that a simple song recorded by a simple band is what
we all still want to hear.”
song represents traditional bluegrass in many ways, and we are proud to
have been given the opportunity to record such a great song. I would
like to thank the songwriters, djs, and especially the fans. Let’s all
be proud together that a simple song recorded by a simple band is what
we all still want to hear.”
The
band took a fresh approach in the studio while recording this
traditional song. In doing so, the band has left fans and critics alike
raving! Bluegrass Today calls this, “the most memorable song from Dixie and Tom T. Hall to come down the pike in many a year.”
band took a fresh approach in the studio while recording this
traditional song. In doing so, the band has left fans and critics alike
raving! Bluegrass Today calls this, “the most memorable song from Dixie and Tom T. Hall to come down the pike in many a year.”
The
band’s distinct sound and old time flair can be attributed to
the bluegrass-rich area of North Carolina from which they hail and
borrow their name. The band has earned a reputation as one of the
hardest working bands in bluegrass. Carolina Road’s performance is a
traditional sound with a fresh approach, which includes invigorating
instrumentals, smooth blending vocals, and all the energy that you can
stand. The future has a lot in store for Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road, with many surprises to come!
band’s distinct sound and old time flair can be attributed to
the bluegrass-rich area of North Carolina from which they hail and
borrow their name. The band has earned a reputation as one of the
hardest working bands in bluegrass. Carolina Road’s performance is a
traditional sound with a fresh approach, which includes invigorating
instrumentals, smooth blending vocals, and all the energy that you can
stand. The future has a lot in store for Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road, with many surprises to come!
The
International Bluegrass Music Association’s annual awards will take
place in Lorraine’s hometown of Raleigh, North Carolina from September
30 to October 4.
International Bluegrass Music Association’s annual awards will take
place in Lorraine’s hometown of Raleigh, North Carolina from September
30 to October 4.