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Courtney Patton
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2012
The official page of singer-songwriter Courtney Patton!
Carry You With Me
Made from studio footage of the live tracking of this song, enjoy a behind the scenes look of Carry You With Me, the title track from Courtney Patton’s upcoming album (1/24/25).
This song was written by Patton while on a trip to Joshua Tree for her late sister, Jennifer, who was killed in an automobile accident when both girls were in college.
Written by Courtney Patton
Recorded at The Finishing School, Austin, TX
Produced by Trevor Nealon & Gordy Quist
Engineered by Jim Vollentine
Mixed by Steve Christensen
Mastered by Chris Longwood
Video footage by Casen Hutton
Musicians:
Courtney Patton - vocals
Gordy Quist - acoustic guitar
Trevor Nealon - keys
David Jimenez - electric guitar
Geoff Queen - pedal steel guitar
Nick Jay - bass guitar
Richard Millsap - drums, percussion
Sterling Steffen - saxophone
Wyatt Corder - flugelhorn
This song was written by Patton while on a trip to Joshua Tree for her late sister, Jennifer, who was killed in an automobile accident when both girls were in college.
Written by Courtney Patton
Recorded at The Finishing School, Austin, TX
Produced by Trevor Nealon & Gordy Quist
Engineered by Jim Vollentine
Mixed by Steve Christensen
Mastered by Chris Longwood
Video footage by Casen Hutton
Musicians:
Courtney Patton - vocals
Gordy Quist - acoustic guitar
Trevor Nealon - keys
David Jimenez - electric guitar
Geoff Queen - pedal steel guitar
Nick Jay - bass guitar
Richard Millsap - drums, percussion
Sterling Steffen - saxophone
Wyatt Corder - flugelhorn
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Try To Think About Elvis
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I started writing a song for my song club that was thematically reminding me of this Patty Loveless banger written by Gary Burr. Figured I’d give it a go. Here’s “Try To Think About Elvis” from my front porch.
“I’m Over You”
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I wasn’t quite 7 years old when the DJ broke in on KSCS to announce the death of Keith Whitley. Even as a little girl in the back seat of my parents’ car, I remember feeling so sad. He really was something else. He’s been gone 35 years today. This song was written by Tim Nichols and Zack Turner and performed beautifully by the inimitable Keith Whitley. Here’s “I’m Over You” from my front porch.