The new music video from Rhonda Vincent has debuted this morning on CMT.com. It’s for the song I Gotta Start Somewhere from her latest Rounder project, Good Thing Going.
Watch the full video on CMT’s Country Music Blog.
You can also see some behind-the-scenes photos from the video shoot in our earlier posts here and here.
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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...
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.
One...
Rounder Records has created a mini-documentary and interview with Rhonda Vincent to help build interest in her upcoming January release, Good Thing Going.
Rhonda speaks about how she came to write several of the songs on the new CD, and how much she enjoyed being able to have the time in the studio...
Rhonda Vincent has invited all of her fans into the studio with her this morning (12/18) as she and her newly revised band work on their next CD release. They have set up a video camera and will be cybercasting at mogulus.com starting at 11:00 a.m. (EST).
Much as she did with her current release,...
Video is now available online for Rhonda Vincent & The Rage's recent appearance on the Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour. The hour-long show, hosted by Michael Jonathan, features Rhonda as the sole guest performing music from her new CD, Good Thing Going, and talking about her life and music.
She...
Rhonda Vincent fans can catch two of her new live performances online.
CMT.com's Unplugged at Studio 330 features an episode with five live-in-the-studio songs and a number of interview clips with Rhonda. They play Gotta Start Somewhere, Good Thing Going, The Water Is Wide, Hit Parade Of Love and...
The first music video from Dailey & Vincent's latest Rounder project, Brothers From Different Mothers, has been posted on YouTube after being only available at CMT.com in July.
It's for the song, On The Other Side, and features the guys in a minimalist setting performing with a string section.
Read...
We just received some news from our friends over at Rounder Records. They tell us that the first music video from Rhonda Vincent's new All American Girl is in post production now and should be ready for TV in a couple weeks. The video is for the song Heartbreaker's Alibi. Dolly Parton joins Rhonda on...
The first video from the new Rhonda Vincent CD (which we posted about last month) is scheduled to debut today (7/20) on CMT. The video is for the song Heartbreaker's Alibi, and features an appearance by Dolly Parton, who sings harmony on this song with Rhonda on the new CD. It is an unapologetic bluegrass...
Also just up on the Rounder Records site is a brief interview with Rhonda Vincent regarding her upcoming CD, Good Thing Going.
They discussed several aspects of the project's creation including recording at home, who she chose to track with her, and how the album got its start.
Q: When did this project...
XM Satellite Radio's Bluegrass Junction will debut their newly recorded episode of Studio Special on Friday (12/7) featuring Rhonda Vincent & The Rage. For many, this will be the first chance to hear the latest edition of The Rage, with Darrell Webb on guitar and vocals.
The one hour program will...
Following up on John's post yesterday, I spoke with Rhonda, via email, about the new video.
She is very pleased with the results, not so pleased about the bronchitis, and offered a couple more of her favorite photos taken during the shooting of the video.
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This afternoon, I had a lovely chat with Lynn Morris and Marshall Wilborn. Longtime bluegrass fans are well familiar with Lynn’s many years as a performer, bandleader and friend to our music, and we all felt a great loss when she suffered a stroke in Match of 2003, keeping her off the road and out [...]
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