Chalee Tennison
Before arriving in Nashville, contemporary country singer Chalee Tennison worked as a prison guard with the Gatesville Unit and Mountainview Unit of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice; among her wards was death row inmate Karla Faye Tucker. Concurrently cutting her teeth performing with a series of bands throughout the central Texas region, Tennison eventually relocated to Music City, singing on a series of demos which caught the attention of producer Jerry Taylor and ultimately resulted in a contract with Asylum; heralded by the single "Someone Else's Turn to Cry," her self-titled debut LP was released in mid-1999. This Woman's Heart followed a year later.
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Chalee Tennison
Country - Paru chez Warner Records - Nashville le 28 mai 1999
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Parading In The Rain
Country - Paru chez DreamWorks Nashville le 16 sept. 2003
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This Woman's Heart
Country - Paru chez Warner Records - Nashville le 29 sept. 2000
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