Anna wilson

kanyaporn T. (United States of America)
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  1. Nashville
    capital of the state of Tennessee
    Wilson taps into Nashville’s so-called “Countrypolitan” era with the help of past and present country stars and two contemporary jazz giants.
  2. reeve
    pass a rope through
    Wilson explains that Countrypolitan is rooted in “The Nashville Sound,” a style introduced in the late 1950s by artists like Jim Reeves, Patsy Cline and Eddie Arnold.
  3. legendary
    so celebrated as to having taken on the nature of a myth
    "It’s a classic country song made famous by a legendary artist who fortunately happens to still be alive and can sing on it, being Ray Price.
  4. rascal
    one who is playfully mischievous
    And then I’ve got my contemporary country music friends in Rascal Flatts to be on it.
  5. debut
    the act of beginning something new
    Anna Wilson made her debut on The Grand Ole Opry last November, sharing the stage with Connie Smith, Billy Dean and others.
  6. urban
    relating to a city or densely populated area
    Also featured on the album are country stars Keith Urban, Billy Dean, Connie Smith and Kenny Rodgers, as well as jazzmen Rick Braun and Larry Carlton.
  7. matt
    not reflecting light; not glossy
    Anna Wilson's "Countrypolitan Duets" CD
    On Countrypolitan Duets, Anna Wilson and Matt Giraud sing Eddy Arnold’s “You Don’t Know Me.”
Created on Sun Jun 19 09:27:29 EDT 2011

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