Rhonda & The Rage wrap new CD
Rhonda Vincent reports on her web site that they will complete the tracking for her next CD today. She says that they plan to finish mixing over the remainder of January, with an eye towards a release on Rounder Records in early June.
After a long day in the studio yesterday, Rhonda wrote that they planned to wrap tracking by this evening.
“So tomorrow, I start up at 10am with mandolin. Ben at 2pm for 3 harmony vocals and 2 guitar solos. Mickey is planning to arrive at 7pm to work until he is finished with 3 harmony parts, and dobro on the duet Ben and I sing.
It’s been a lot of hard work, but worth every second. I feel in my heart that this project is going to be a landmark project in my career.”
Despite having recorded under her name for more than 20 years, this next project will be the first Rhonda has recorded with her full time road band. Current members include Mickey Harris on bass, Hunter Berry on fiddle, Aaron McDaris on banjo and Ben Helson on guitar.
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Rounder Records has announced the title of Rhonda Vincent's latest CD, Destination Life, due to be released on June 16. A track list can be see on her web site, but no audio samples have made available as yet.
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Rhonda Vincent has embarked on the journey of creating a new CD, and she invites you to join her.
Here's how it will work. As Rhonda goes through each phase of recording the CD, from listening to and writing songs, to tracking, overdubs, mixing, etc., you'll be able to follow along via her website....
We had mentioned Rhonda Vincent's new Christmas recording, Beautiful Star: A Christmas Collection, when it was announced during the summer. The CD is set to be released tomorrow (10/17), and Rounder has audio samples from all 12 tracks up on their web site.
Rhonda talked about this new project during...
Rhonda Vincent's latest CD, Good Thing Going, is officially released today on Rounder Records.
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Great, another good Bluegrass album, looking forward to this!!!!
Jim
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