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Rising vocalist Kasey Lansdale visits Downtown Columbia Promoting her single, "Sorry Aint Good Enough," from her 2013 "Restless" album produced by John Carter Cash, Kasey Lansdale of Nacogdoches, Texasn and Julie Gibb, of Toronto, Canada, and an inspiring member of her force are on a nationwide tour which included Columbia. On Monday, she was interviewe by WAIN Radio, 93.5 FM's Lisa Fisher-Clark, then made time to visit Downtown Columbia - 'A quaint, authentic real town' that she and and Julie Gibb both say they'd like to visit again sometime. Click on headline for introduction, photo album By Ed Waggener When Kelly Lansdale and Julie Gibb were in Columbia, KY, on Monday, July 7, 2014, to promote the re-release of a single, "Sorry Ain't Good Enough," from her 2013 "Restless" album, with a 9amCT interview on Columbia's WAIN FM 93.5 with Lisa Clark-Fisher. Columbia, they say is a joy: "Quaint, authentic . . . and real The two are on a national tour, being taken in three legs - the visit to Columbia is the second one - to help boost the recording onto more national charts. Gibbs said Columbia has been her favorite spot on the tour. "It's a quaint, authentic, relaxing place to be," she said. Lansdale echoed the sentiment, "It's real," she said, "and reminds me of East Texas towns around my hometown." She's from Nacogdoches, the home of Stephen Austin University, where her father Joe Lansdale, is writer in residence and is a well-know author and martial arts expert. Her brother, Keith Lansdale is a journalist and screenwriter. She says life was always good, as a Lansdale in Nacogdoches, and that she never had any doubts that she wanted to do something special. Aim to to move "Sorry Ain't Enough" high on national charts Getting a song onto the national charts is one of those special things, which is why she's seeing America and promoting "Sorry Ain't Enough," the the time honored way recording artists have done for decades, personally visiting the radio stations which can make or break careers, and get them more air time. Julie Gibb ranks Columbia No. 1 favorite on tour She and Julie Gibb found Columbia a fascinating visit. The people, Lansdale said, have the same friendly demeanor her neighbors back in Texas said. Gibb went farther. "This has been my favorite stop on the tour," the Canadian said. "I definitely want to come back here some day. Interview eve scouting trip located the coffee shop They had scouted Downtown Columbia before spending the night at the Columbia Best Western, with plans to make a visit the next day - primarily to visit the Harvest Cafe for coffee, and had a breakfast of coffee and a rasher of bacon at TaP's, where they met the proprietor, Tisha Paris and husband Gary Crawford, and Charles Barnes, local real estate man and a number one promoter of all things Adair County. who gave them both the warm trademark Charles Barnes welcome. Lansdale went by the Columbia's Red Brick Recording Studio, but didn't have time to tour it. Her album produced by son of Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash Her "Restless" recording was produced by John Carter Cash, the only child of Johnny and June Carter Cash, at his Cash Cabin Studio. Still she said she was impressed with the Red Brick Recording Studio - especially with its second floor Star Quarters for overnights during recording sessions. Lansdale wrote seven of the album's 11 songs. Lansdale is founder of East Texas Songwriters Workshop In addition to being a vocalist, and songwriter/founder of the East Texas Songwriters Workshop, author, activist for children and animals, she's a model. She's also a model Her modeling career, according to an entry on her life in Wikipedia includes posing "as cover model and character inspiration for the book series, Rancho Diablo written by Mel Odem, Bill Crider, & James Reasoner. (See: Kasey Lansdale entry, Wikipedia, and she wasn't shy about posing by the Red Brick Recording Studio's solid brick wall, and readily posed for a promotional shot - for Columbia's Trail Town USA initiative, on the Red Brick Studio's Fabco produced park bench, as well as "Star Poses" at the Fountain Area and other familiar places in Columbia. This story was posted on 2014-07-09 18:53:00
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