Jasper County [Bonus Track]

Performer: Trisha Yearwood
Artist: Garth Brooks; Sam Bush
Engineer: Jeff Balding; Mark Miller; Matt Andrews; Chad Carlson...
Producer: Allen Reynolds; Garth Fundis; Allen Reynolds; Garth Fundis; Scott Paschall...
Distributor: Universal Distribution

Notes: The 2006 version of this release includes "Love Will Always Win" duet with Garth Brooks. Personnel: Trisha Yearwood (background vocals); Kurt Riles, Richard Bennett (acoustic guitar); Jon Jorgenson, Jeff Jorgenson, Al Anderson (electric guitar); Dave Davidson (violin); Steve Cox (organ); Mike Chapman , Michael Rhodes (bass guitar); Hillary Lindsey, Jessi Alexander, Jim Lauderdale, Jon Randall, Leslie Satcher, Anthony Smith, Ronnie Dunn, Vicki Hampton, Wes Hightower, Bekka Bramlett, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Kim Fleming, Maia Sharp, Bob Bailey (background vocals); Tom Bukovac (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Bryan Sutton (acoustic guitar, slide guitar, baritone guitar, mandocello); Mac McAnally, Mark Casstevens (acoustic guitar); Dan Dugmore (electric guitar, steel guitar, lap steel guitar); Chris Leuzinger (electric guitar, gut-string guitar); Johnny Garcia (electric guitar); Paul Franklin , Bruce Bouton (steel guitar); Wanda Vick (dobro, fiddle); Aubrey Haynie (mandolin, fiddle); Sam Bush (mandolin); Connie Ellisor, Mary Kathryn Van Osdale, Carl Gorodetzky, Pamela Sixfin, Alan Umstead, David Angell, Catherine Umstead (violin); Rob Hajacos (fiddle); Jim Grosjean, Kris Wilkinson, Monisa Angell, Gary VanOsdale (viola); Anthony LaMarchina, Carole Rabinowitz-Neuen (cello); The Nashville String Machine (strings); Terry McMillan (harmonica); John Hobbs, Reese Wynans (piano, organ); Matt Rollings, Steve Nathan (piano); Bobby Wood (keyboards); Greg Morrow, Milton Sledge, Shannon Forrest, Chad Cromwell (drums); Eric Darken (shaker, percussion); The Alright Boys, David Campbell , Garth Fundis, Scott Paschall. Additional personnel: Garth Brooks (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Jeff Balding; Mark Miller . Recording information: Jack's Tracks Recording Studio, Nashville, TN; Sound Emporium Studios, Nashville, TN. Photographer: Russ Harrington. Trisha Yearwood's first album in four years, 2005's JASPER COUNTRY, not only marked a triumphant return for the popular country singer, but closely followed the announcement of her engagement to fellow superstar Garth Brooks. Impending nuptials aside, the album, named for the region of Georgia where Yearwood grew up, stands on its own as an excellent outing that balances country twang and pop-tinged melodies. Songs range from the juke-joint rocker "Pistol" to the lively "Baby Don't You Let Go" (featuring the mandolin work of bluegrass mainstay Sam Bush) to the romantic hit single "Georgia Rain" (which includes Brooks on harmony vocals). Other highlights are the pleading "Try Me" (with Ronnie Dunn of Brooks & Dunn) and the rollicking closer, "It's All right," which ties up the disc in celebratory fashion. Wonderfully straightforward, JASPER COUNTY finds Yearwood in fine voice and avoiding overtly commercial leanings, resulting in one of her strongest and most well-rounded outings.

Often hailed as Linda Ronstadt's successor, Trisha Yearwood became one of the 1990s' most respected and popular country music artists by virtue of her magnificent voice and her choice of intelligent, quality material. She has the distinction of being the first female country singer to reach Number One on the country charts with a debut single. A multiple Grammy-winner, the versatile Yearwood has duetted with the likes of Aaron Neville, Don Henley and Garth Brooks, and for a time was married to Mavericks bassist Robert Reynolds.

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