It's been almost a decade since T. Graham Brown has released a new studio album, but that drought comes to an end today with the release of Forever Changed. The disc is released by Mansion Entertainment and distributed by Sony RED Distribution and Provident. The album is also available through Cracker Barrel Old Country Store. Brown co-produced the disc with Mark L. Carman.
In addition to Brown's trademark blues styling, Forever Changed features no less than twelve of Brown's contemporaries and fellow artists lending their talents to the album. Among the guest list includes Vince Gill, Leon Russell, Steve Cropper, The Oak Ridge Boys, and Jimmy Fortune. The disc has already made a little bit of history for the Georgia native by garnering him his first ever Grammy nomination - in the category of Best Gospel Roots Album. Brown and his wife Sheila will be traveling to Los Angeles for the February 8 Grammy festivities. Brown - whose last studio disc was 2006's The Present - is very excited for his fans to hear the new music. "It's a neat record. I think it's probably the best one I've ever made, and I've got a lot of friends singing on it. I picked out a batch of songs I liked, and it turned out exactly like I wanted it to. Then, it gets nominated for a Grammy, and I've never been nominated for one before, so I'm loving every minute of it." The album's first single, "He'll Take Care Of You," the collaboration with Vince Gill, is currently making an impact at both Country radio and Southern Gospel radio.Videos