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Carrie Underwood.....Greatest Hits: Decade #1 ERA
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nccountrygal
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Is he a producer?
Daraebe
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He is a producer with a more Rock influence. He produced LBT Pontoon. He was part of the band "In Pursuit" back in the 80's (I am showing my age).
abbeyjones18
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Producer/musician. I'm pretty sure that he produced Tornado fro LBT, and he definitely played on Miranda's Platinum album (Guitar).
txacar
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Here's an interesting article with more detail. Written right after he produced "Pontoon."
Nashville Producer Jay Joyce Brings Rock Edge to Little Big Town, Eric Church, The Wallflowers, Cage The Elephant - Blog - Universal Audio
I think he is also working with Kelly Clarkson too.
Carrieroxmysox2011
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It seems like this album is gonna have more of a rock influence.
CarrieUnderwoodismyHero
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Should we be worried about Kelly and her future album era?
twaintrain
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If Jay Joyce brings the same energy to Carrie's new album that he brought to Tornado, then we are in for a treat!
Carrieflattsfan
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Jay Joyce also produced Eric Church's album "The Outsiders," which is very rock influenced and has that gritty style to it.
No offense to Mark as he has done some great work as a producer, but I really hope Carrie does move away from this era.
If she wants to keep going in her current direction, I think JJ would be a perfect choice, and would open some doors to places she's never ventured artistically before.
Mark's style is very clean and commercial, and honestly Carrie's own music proves she's all for taking risks.
Farawayhills
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As well as Eric Church, Jay Joyce has produced the latest albums by both Emmylou, and Patty Griffin (by a strange almost-coincidence Emmylou had a track called "Six White Cadillacs", lol)
Needless to say, the prospect of future production for Carrie anywhere along the lines of Eric-Church-meets-Emmylou-Harris-and-Patty-Griffin has me kind of excited! (smiley)
He played guitar and organ on "Somethin' Bad", so Carrie is already familiar with his session work.
He is a multi-instrumentalist - and his stylistic influence isn't confined to any one direction (e.g. he played mandolin on the much more deep-genre "Old Sh*t")
Needless to say, the prospect of future production for Carrie anywhere along the lines of Eric-Church-meets-Emmylou-Harris-and-Patty-Griffin has me kind of excited! (smiley)
He played guitar and organ on "Somethin' Bad", so Carrie is already familiar with his session work.
He is a multi-instrumentalist - and his stylistic influence isn't confined to any one direction (e.g. he played mandolin on the much more deep-genre "Old Sh*t")
liveasong
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Look at where Tie It Up, Don't Rush and Mr. Know It All (Country version) peaked. It's gonna answer your question.
teesharky
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cool! Tx. I love Emmy of course, and I also love the Eric Church albums, so count me in.
teesharky
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agree. Carrie is willing to take risks- and at this point- she has nothing left to prove or worry about.
What are the CMA voters going to do? Snub her? Oh wait. lol
countryfan2006
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I don't want to put my nose where it doesn't belong but...why worried about Kelly Clarkson when this thread isn't about her? its about Carrie only.
I'm looking forward to Carrie's new album whenever that will be.
I'm looking forward to Carrie's new album whenever that will be.