Tanya Tucker Live From The Troubadour (2-LP, Colored Vinyl)

(Fantasy) 16 tracks, colored vinyl (black, pink, blue).

In October 2019, Tanya found herself in the midst of resurgent notoriety and acclaim for her Brandi Carlile and Shooter Jennings-produced album While I'm Livin', released two months earlier - so the brief appearance before the West Hollywood audience took on palpable meaning. "There are so many people and places suffering right now, and for me, having been on the road since I was a kid and knowing that these legendary venues like the Troubadour don't make a dime without performances, it just makes sense to give back. I can't be with the fans, so this is my love letter to them, a live album of some of those old records and our new songs from While I'm Livin'," Tanya said. "Tanya Tucker brings sensitivity and classic panache to the Troubadour," raved Variety's Chris Willman (whose detailed review is included in the album's liner notes). "Their L.A. performances showed just how important their new Brandi Carlile/Shooter Jennings-backed album is...and how rocking their touring show already was."

Live From The Troubadour features 15 songs, including Tanya's successful first single, "Delta Dawn," and a slew of Tanya's No. 1 country hits such as "Strong Enough To Bend," "What's Your Mama's Name, Child," "Blood Red and Goin' Down" and "Would You Lay with Me (In a Field of Stone)." The set also includes a great medley of Bruce Springsteen's "I'm on Fire" and Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" (featured today HERE by Rolling Stone), as well as six songs from While I'm Livin', including "Mustang Ridge," "The Wheels of Laredo," "Hard Luck" and the poignant "Bring My Flowers Now."

The album While I'm Livin' and the song "Bring My Flowers Now" were awarded GRAMMYs for Best Country Album and Best Country Song just a few months later - the first GRAMMY wins of Tanya's illustrious career. As someone who has been performing on stage for over 50 years, Tanya is donating a portion of the proceeds from the sale of this album directly to The Troubadour.