CMT Crossroads. The song comes from Rateliff & the Night Sweats 2018 album
Tearing at the Seams.
Price and Rateliff are joined by both his band, the Night Sweats, and her band, the Price Tags, during their
CMT Crossroads performance. They filmed their set without an audience due to the pandemic. One of these days, I m gonna take mine back, Price and Rateliff sing. . You ll climb out / When you re finding your own way / I ll say it louder, say it clear . They say sometimes / What you need is exactly what you fear.
Price and Rateliff s
CMT Crossroads episode is a significant one: Not only are both artists debuting on the program, their performance is also the first new
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Loretta Lynn and Margo Price Collaborate on Duet Version of One s on the Way
Rerecorded classic appears on Lynn s upcoming album Still Woman Enough
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Loretta Lynn is preparing to release her 50th studio album
Still Woman Enough. Produced by John Carter Cash and Patsy Lynn Russell, the album features the new title track and updated versions of classics like “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” plus some of Lynn’s favorite songs like “I Saw The Light” and “Keep on the Sunny Side.”
Still Woman Enough also includes guests like Tanya Tucker, Reba McEntire and Margo Price. On Friday, Lynn released her collaboration with Price, a rerecording of 1971’s “One’s on the Way,” written by Shel Silverstein a deep, funny diary of motherhood that Lynn made her own. “I’m glad Raquel Welch just signed a million dollar pact/And Debbie’s out in Vegas workin’ up a brand new act,” Lynn sings, before discussing life in Topeka,