| Terri Clark - The Long Way Home | ||||
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Terri hails from Medicine Hat, Alberta—with hat being the operative word. The Stetson-wearing, multi-platinum-selling gal has been doing her hometown proud ever since moving to Nashville and scoring nearly a dozen Top 10 country hits. Terri produced her latest CD herself, proving once again that she’s every bit her own woman. Whether it’s the bluesy “Gypsy Boots,” the sexy “If You Want Fire” or the tender ballad “The One You Love,” a duet with country star Vince Gill, Terri projects passion and conviction.Reviews
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