Urgent:Terri Clark Rushed to the hospital in a critical condition
Urgent:Terri Clark Rushed to the hospital in a critical condition "In an era of divas, people used to label me a honky-tonker," Canadian singer-songwriter Terri Clark tells Billboard of her mid-1990s musical success, which made her one of the few female "hat acts" of the era. In contrast to the ceiling-scraping vocals and sequined, spangled attire that other female country musicians were known for at the time, Clark had a conversational vocal style, wore simple jeans and boots, and mixed ballads like "If I Were You" with upbeat tunes like "You are Easy on the Eyes." However, a new generation of artists has been influenced by Clark's independent-minded philosophy. In order to recreate her collection of songs, Clark has now collaborated with other contemporary country hitmakers on Terri Clark: Take Two, which will be released on May 31 via Mercury Nashville/UMe. Paraphrase Along with Lainey Wilson, Clark produced the album, which includes his popular rendition of Linda Ronstadt's "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me." Regarding "If I Were You," Kelly Clarkson On "I Just Want to Be Mad," Cody Johnson Lauren Alaina on "I Want to Do It All," Carly Pearce on "Girls Lie Too," and Ben Rector on "Now That I Found You." A live recording of Clark and fellow Canadian Paul Brandt performing "You are Easy on the Eyes" is also included in the set. ...
