May 17 2007
Academy of Country Music Awards: A Running Diary
Village Voice - I usually skip the ACM Awards because the show is rarely as well-produced as the CMAs and because one three-hour award show dedicated to country music per year is usually enough for me, but I’m still ridiculously amped about the new Miranda Lambert It’s all here
Arizona Daily Star - Texas rabble-rouser Miranda Lambert got word last month that her debut album, “Kerosene,” had sold a million copies. It took a couple of years to go platinum, but it was worth the wait. The album from the “Nashville Star” runner-up was a splendid It’s all here
Winston-Salem Journal - James Miller, who teaches trombone at the N.C. School of the Arts and is a member of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and pianist Allison Gagnon will perform together at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Watson Hall on campus It’s all here
Washington Post - In fact, apart from Miranda Lambert’s CD, the punchy production and easy mix of Southern rock and twang on Wilson’s album are about as close to alternative-country as mainstream Nashville is likely to get. The disc’s only real flaw is that a handful It’s all here
Bluffton News-Banner - 1st-Emily Fiock, SWHS; 2nd-Misty Peery, NHS; 3rd-Janelle Lambert, BHS; and honorable mentions-Sean Brinneman, BHS, ad Shae include Darik Boustaboualoy, Lyndsey Maxwell, Cecily Werling, Nic Collins, Lindsey Dahn, Alex Kohl, Karissa Moore, Miranda It’s all here
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