What it was like to work with Freddy Fender?
It was an honor to work with an icon in country music like Freddy because I grew up with listening to him “Before The Next Teardrop Falls,” and then I called him and asked him if he would sing with me on our new CD with that song. He said he would have to think about it because that was his signature song. Later he called me and said he was coming to Nashville. It was such an honor to be in the studio with him and to watch him work his magic. He was funny and lighthearted, but you definitely knew he was in charge. “Before The Next Teardrop Falls” was his song and always will be and I was honored to be a part of his legacy. That is very cool. With this being your first album on Curb Records, what is it like working with those folks? You know, when an artist is on a record label you hope to have some sort of a professional family atmosphere. I think the Curb folks are really cool. They have their way of doing things and they get it done. You have a very talented producer on this record.
