Alecia Nugent releases new video
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Alecia Nugent releases new video

Tuesday, September 1, 2009 – Alecia Nugent released a music video for the song Don't Tell Me off of her recently released album "Hillbilly Goddess "on Rounder Records. The music video, shot just north of Nashville and directed by Glenn Sweitzer, can be viewed at www.AleciaNugent.com.

Nugent recently was nominated for 2009 IBMA Female Vocalist of The Year. The album debuted in the Top 10 on the Billboard Bluegrass Album charts, and both the title track and the album have remained steady in the Top 15 of the Bluegrass Unlimited charts. The IBMA awards will take place in Nashville on Oct. 1.


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CD review - The Old Side of Town From the first notes of Alecia Nugent's "The Old Side of Town," the opener and album title track, her classic country, '80s sound is an immediate draw. Her presence is authentic and commanding. She knows this turf very well, but it's rather remarkable because the IBMA and SPBGMA award-winner is returning to the scene after a 10-year absence, shunning her real comfort zone in favor of classic country. Working with Keith Stegall and elite players such as Paul ...
CD review - Hillbilly Goddess Alecia Nugent wraps her smooth, beautiful voice on her third release around songs written by some of the best in country and bluegrass music: Buddy and Julie Miller, Carl Jackson, Jerry Salley, Larry Cordle and Connie Leigh. She even co-writes a couple of songs - the rousing title track (written with Jackson and Sonya Kally) and the autobiographical Nugent Family Band (written with the storyteller Tom T. Hall and his wife Dixie). The majority of the album (9 of the 11 songs) is ballads or mid-tempo offerings. ...
CD review - A Little Girl...A Big Four-Lane Alecia Nugent�s second CD is a winner. She is an excellent vocalist and has a star-studded group of musicians backing her. Nugent takes off at high speed on �Too Good To Be True.� Carl Jackson, Rob Ickes, Adam Steffey and Jim Van Cleve are solidly behind her, driving the song knee-deep in bluegrass. She has a good and varied collection here. �I Cried All the Way To Kentucky� is a toe-tapper, while she tugs at heartstrings with �A Dozen White Roses.� Not only does she have excellent musicians ...


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