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Rhonda Vincent
CD Reviews
- All American Bluegrass Girl (2006)
- All the Rage Volume One (2016)
- Back Home Again (1999)
- Beautiful Star: A Christmas Collection (2006)
- Christmas Time (2015)
- Destination of Life (2009)
- Good Thing Going (2008)
- My Blue Tears (2002)
- One Step Ahead (2003)
- Only Me (2014)
- Ragin' Live (2005)
- Sunday Mornin' Singin' Live (2012)
- Taken (2010)
- The Storm Still Rages (2001)
- Trouble Free (1996)
Other CDs
- Destinations And Fun Places (Self-released, 2024)
- Music Is What I See (Self-released, 2021)
Articles and Interviews
Rhonda Vincent keeps good thing going (Jan 2008)
The title of Rhonda Vincent's new batch of music is "Good Thing Going." The song is an ode to her husband, Herb, and their longstanding marriage, but given the context of Vincent's stellar bluegrass career, one could use the CD title for that as well. But that doesn't mean that Vincent just paints by the numbers and goes for the tried and true to keep her career moving in the right direction either. Not now at least. One key difference is that the Missouri native did a lot of writing for the disc - writing or co-writing 5 of the 12 songs, which she produced along with brother Darrin. ...
Rhonda Vincent doesn't hold back when it comes to giving her latest disc a brash title - "All American Bluegrass Girl." Some might question why one of bluegrass music's leading lights opted for a title putting the pressure on her to match expectations, but Vincent isn't afraid because it describes her musical life, singing "I'm as bluegrass as can be." "The song is an autobiography of my life and growing up within a musical family in Missouri," says Vincent via cell phone during a tour stop ...
Rhonda Vincent rages on live (Mar 2005)
Think you're busy? Try planning all the activities encompassed by a daughter who's a senior in high school - college campus visits, class rings, pictures, awards banquets, prom and, of course, graduation, complete with the nonstop flow of family coming in to offer their advice and congratulations. All this, folded haphazardly in and around a seemingly endless schedule of picking, singing and touring in support of a new record. Welcome to Rhonda Vincent's world. Either event - a daughter's graduation or a new record - is enough to send one to the brink of exhaustion. ...
Rhonda Vincent remains one step ahead (May 2003)
"One Step Ahead" well may be justified as the title for Rhonda Vincent's latest dose of bluegrass. The Missouri native just did a few days of the huge Merlefest bluegrass extravaganza in North Carolina before doing a gig in Alabama, interviews in Nashville and an appearance with Alison Krauss - the other reigning female diva of bluegrass - at the Grand Ole Opry. And this isn't atypical for the 40-year-old, decades-long veteran of music. Despite her increasing level of success, Vincent says ...
Rhonda Vincent: the queen of bluegrass (Nov 2001)
It's a good time to be the queen of bluegrass music. Even though Rhonda Vincent was not directly involved with the "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrack, she still benefits from the interest in the genre that it has created. With her current Rounder album, "The Storm Still Rages," continuing to top bluegrass charts, Vincent herself being named IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) female vocalist of the year, and she and her band The Rage also named entertainer of the year, Vincent can certainly lay claim to being bluegrass royalty. ...
Bluegrasser Rhonda Vincent goes home (Jan 2000)
Bluegrass music is enjoying a renaissance of sorts these days. This is due in part to the attention paid it by such well-known country artists like Ricky Skaggs, Jim Lauderdale and Dolly Parton, all of whom recently released bluegrass albums. But for Missouri-born singer/mandolinist Rhonda Vincent, the decision to come back to bluegrass was a no-brainer. "It was the natural thing to do," says Vincent, who grew up playing bluegrass and acoustic music as part of her family's band, the Sally Mountain Show. ...
News Items
- Vincent does "Please Mr. Please" bluegrass style (Apr 2024)
- Vincent is out with new version of "Like I Could" (Apr 2021)
- Vincent joins Opry (Feb 2021)
- Opry asks Vincent to join - she says yes (Mar 2020)
- Vincent knocks out AJ (Feb 2014)
- Vincent leads new releases (Jan 2014)
- Vincent goes country (again) and bluegrass (Dec 2013)
- Williams joins Vincent's Rage (Nov 2012)
- Vincent plays Opry with new member (Dec 2011)
- Rhonda Vincent receives bluegrass honor (Oct 2010)
- Vincent sets release for indie CD (Jul 2010)
- Vincent leaves Rounder Records (Feb 2010)
- Rhonda Vincent announces new CD (Apr 2009)
- Rhonda Vincent's The Rage unveil two new members (Nov 2008)
- Rhonda Vincent releases new video (May 2008)
- Rhonda Vincent shows video (Apr 2008)
- Rhonda and Darrin Vincent make history (Feb 2008)
- Rhonda Vincent cleans up at bluegrass awards (Feb 2008)
- Rhonda Vincent pushes new CD on TV (Feb 2008)
- Rhonda Vincent picks new member for The Rage (Nov 2007)
- Rhonda Vincent tries to keep a good thing going (Oct 2007)
- Rhonda Vincent, Doyle Lawson lead IBMA nominations (Aug 2007)
- Rhonda Vincent plans Xmas disc (Sep 2006)
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