Dailey & Vincent Prepare To ‘Sing Some Country’ On Upcoming Project

Dailey & Vincent. Photo: Josh Daubin

Dailey & Vincent are realizing a longtime goal with the release of their upcoming country album, Let’s Sing Some Country! on Sept. 16 through their new partnership with BMG.

Since their first Grammy nomination for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group for their rendition of “Elizabeth,” a country project has been on the bluegrass duo’s radar. Produced by Paul Worley, the album includes contributions from Jimmy Fortune, Vince Gill, Alison Krauss, Rhonda Vincent and more.

“Recording this project of material for BMG has been one of the biggest highlights of our career,” the duo’s Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent share. “Working with legendary producer Paul Worley, picking great songs, and putting the best musicians in a room to help us create the art of music has been an education and an unforgettable experience. This collection of music is what we’ve dreamed of recording for a long time. We hope you will enjoy our version of country music. So join us, crank it up and ‘Let’s Sing Some Country!’”

Opening with “I’ll Leave My Heart In Tennessee,” written by Karen Staley which has been commemorated as the latest Tennessee state song and lead song from the project, the 11-track album ebbs and flows through the heartbreak ballad “Colder Than Winter,” the swampy “Those Memories of You,” upbeat “Feels Like That Again,” and more.

Prior to the release, the Grand Ole Opry members will preview some of the new project at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium on July 14.

Let’s Sing Some Country! Track List:
1. “I’ll Leave My Heart in Tennessee” (Karen Staley)
2. “You Rescued Me” (Wes Cleve Clark, A.J.Clark, Rory M. Bourke)
3. “Hillbilly Highway” (Steve Earle, Jimbeau Hinson)
4. “Colder Than Winter” (Vincent Grant Gill)
5. “Those Memories Of You” (Alan O’Bryant)
6. “Dig A Little Deeper In The Well” (Jodie Emerson, Roger Bowling)
7. “Closer To You” (Jimmy Fortune, Justin Peters)
8. “Feels Like That Again” (Karen Staley, Keith Burns)
9. “Young Man’s Town” (Vincent Grant Gill)
10. “Message From The Farm” (Daryl Burgess, Mark Matejka)
11. “If I Die Drinkin’” (Vincent Grant Gill, Ashley Monroe)