Rhonda on CMT
Rhonda Vincent’s 10th career video, I Gotta Start Somewhere from her latest album, Good Thing Going, has been added in medium rotation to CMT’s main television channel. It premiered May 1 on CMT’com’s Country Music Blog and debuted on CMT Pure in heavy rotation on May 5.
The video, filmed in Bryson City, NC in the heart of the Smokey Mountains with Los Angeles director Dallas Henry, features Vincent trying to get over a broken relationship by retreating to the mountains. The piece is Vincent’s first Hi-Def video. The Hi-Def format brings into sharp relief the beauty of early spring in the Smoky Mountains as well as the beauty of the seven time IBMA female vocalist of year.
The video can be viewed here at CMT.com.
Released in January, Good Thing Going has topped Billboard’s Top Bluegrass Albums Chart (currently #8), Bluegrass Unlimited’s Top 15 Bluegrass Albums Chart (currently #2), and Bluegrass Music Profile’s Top 10 Bluegrass CDs Chart (currently #1).
The Dallas Morning News says this of Rhonda …..
“She has everything it takes to appeal to the masses: the pedigree, the pipes, the chops and the looks.”
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Rhonda Vincent has completed her newest music video, for the song I Gotta Start Somewhere, which will be the first from her latest Rounder release, Good Thing Going. This will be the 10th video for Rhonda and though she is delighted with the finish product, this one didn't come without a cost.
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