Terri Clark files for divorce
"This is very sad," the singer said. "Greg is one of my dearest friends and a wonderful person, and we are sorry that we're here. This is an amicable spilt, and we appreciate everyone's concern and respect for our sorting this out. No big drama...just a couple heavy hearts. Anyone who's ever been here, I am sure, understands."
The pair has known each other 10 years; Kaczor worked as tour manager in Clark's organization. He is leaving that post.
The statement said, "This is a private matter and please be respectful during this personal and challenging time. This will be the only statement, and both parties ask for their privacy to be observed in this matter."
This is the second marriage for the Canadian singer. She signed with RCA after spending the rest of her career with Mercury.
More news for Terri Clark
- 04/26/24: Clark found Rector for new take on old song
- 07/30/20: Clark spreads Xmas cheer in September
- 07/08/11: Terri Clark announces new CD
- 07/15/09: Terri Clark shows "Road Rage"
- 07/07/09: Terri Clark tries on Gypsy Boots
- 06/30/09: Terri Clark plans September CD release
- 11/12/08: Terri Clark goes indie, leaves BNA
- 07/05/07: Terri Clark gets CD rescheduled to 2008
CD reviews for Terri Clark
When it comes to recording a country Christmas album, usually the less wheel-reinvention, the better. Some artists attempt to go all Sinatra jazzy or take on a rocker's pose. While these exercises may feel freeing to these artists, it leaves less room for more hearty, straight forward country collections. Terri Clark did not attempt to create a better wheel with her holiday album. Instead, she made a straight-ahead traditional album, which sounds slightly revolutionary when compared to some ...
If done correctly, a covers album is a great opportunity for a singer to reinvent some classic songs while making a statement about the type of music that he or she loves. Done poorly, it can be terribly boring. What's better, hearing some singer do a karaoke version of a Loretta Lynn hit or listening to the original? Fortunately, Terri Clark's "Timeless" more than does justice to some of her favorite songs.
Clark wisely avoids the trap of staying too close to the ...
Terri Clark is the perfect example of country music perseverance. Despite being nearly six years removed from her last major label release and having not produced a single reaching higher than 30 on the U.S. country chart since 2007, Clark just put out what is arguably her finest and most complete artistic statement with "Roots and Wings." The album, her second release on her own imprint, has everything from soaring rockers to raw and emotional ballads, along with a dash or two of ...
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